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Live Review by Simon Witter, NME, 1 November 1986
WHERE IS Tushmobile? On the basis of this show I'd guess it got lost somewhere in the mix. Lord knows I've waited to see ZZ ...
The White Stripes: Under Blackpool Lights DVD (Third Man/V2)
Film/DVD Review by Steven R Rosen, Harp, March 2005
EXCUSE MY misperception. I’d always considered the White Stripes as a modernist garage-rock band-hip to the melody of catchy songs like 'You’re Pretty Good Looking ...
Review by Richard Cook, MOJO, December 1995
Hit compilations from ‘80s-into-’90s soul megastars. ...
Review by Gene Sculatti, Creem, October 1981
This is what? These guys’ second or third LP since Mick Jones publicly declared F’gner ain’t dinosaurs and that they were really starting to get, ...
Sun Ra And His Intergalactic Harmonic Divergent Jazz Arkestra: S.O.B.'s, New York
Live Review by Richard Gehr, Spin, January 1993
WHEN SUN RA opened for Sonic Youth in Central Park last summer, the bill confirmed at least one unavoidable equation: No Sun Ra equals no ...
John Fogerty: The Guitars of John Fogerty: How Creedence pioneer learned to love the Les Paul
Report and Interview by Fred Shuster, Los Angeles, 21 November 2007
AT A TIME when most American rhythm guitar players were using utilitarian Fender Telecasters or Stratocasters, John Fogerty chose a black Gibson Les Paul, pictured ...
Andrew Ridgeley: Son of Albert (Columbia)
Review by Chuck Eddy, Spin, September 1990
IN WHAM!, Andrew Ridgeley did whatever it is Chris Lowe does in the Pet Shop Boys. You can't call it "looking pretty for group pictures," ...
Coolio: Gangsta's Paradise (Tommy Boy 1141)
Review by Jeff Lorez, Blues & Soul, 21 November 1995
THE PHENOMENAL success of the single 'Gangsta's Paradise', taken from the Dangerous Minds soundtrack has hastened this, the album of the same name. It's Coolio's all important ...
Leon Russell: Powerstation, Auckland
Live Review by Graham Reid, elsewhere.co.nz, April 2011
BECAUSE WE KNOW keyboard players do their work sitting down, few would have been worried when Leon Russell – 69, walking with a cane – ...
Martha and the Muffins: The Channel, Boston, Mass.
Live Review by Jim Sullivan, Record, July 1983
Martha and The Muffins In The Art-Funk League ...
Amy Winehouse: How popular is crack?
Comment by Laura Barton, The Guardian, 23 January 2008
FOOTAGE HAS emerged of the troubled songstress Amy Winehouse apparently smoking crack at her home in east London. The substance is widely regarded as the ...
Michael (Mikey) Smith: Michael Smith: Mi Cyaan Believe It (Island)
Review by Jack Barron, Sounds, 13 November 1982
Keep on believing ...
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 8 October 2012
A RECENT bit of rebranding has seen Cheryl Cole styling herself as just "Cheryl", the inference being that she's reached a level of fame where ...
Ting Tings, The: The Ting Tings: Somerset House, London
Live Review by Paul Lester, The Guardian, 16 July 2009
WITH LA ROUX, that other boy-girl synthpop duo, currently dominating the charts, the Ting Tings have started to look a bit, well, 2008. ...
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre Of Orpheus
Review by Sylvie Simmons, MOJO, January 2005
"THE WORK," Cave told MOJO, "of a genius." Though his tongue was presumably not too many miles from his cheek, he was spot on. This ...
Live Review by Bob Fisher, New Musical Express, 13 September 1975
WHY IS it that audiences will dance all night to records, but stand round and drum their fingers to the real thing even when it ...
Chrome: Half Machine From The Sun (King of Spades)
Review by Frances Morgan, The Wire, January 2014
CHROME's Alien Soundtracks and Half Machine Lip Moves were released in 1978 and 1979, which makes them contemporaries of Mad Max, Philip K Dick's VALIS, ...
Average White Band: Festival Hall, London
Live Review by Lisa Verrico, The Times, 23 November 2015
AVERAGE WHITE BAND always were an anomaly. A group of funksters from Dundee inspired by James Brown, Bobby Womack and BB King, they sounded so ...
Gilles Peterson: Lockdown FM: Broadcasting in a Pandemic
Book Review by John L. Walters, Eye, Fall 2021
GILLES PETERSON is known for his unfeasibly large record collection and an unstoppable enthusiasm for Black music. The pandemic forced radical changes to the DJ's ...
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