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Strawbs, The: Strawbs: Glitter where a frown used to be
Interview by Steve Turner, Beat Instrumental, February 1973
BLUE WEAVER'S doctor will be giving him some vitamin tablets at the end of January. He'll have earned each and every one of them. For ...
Slade: Steamroller Rock Knocks 'Em Flat
Profile and Interview by Jonh Ingham, Rolling Stone, 1 February 1973
LONDON Noddy gets the fans shouting, clapping, stomping, throwing their bras and knickers up on stage. Dave looks inhuman, silver from head to toe, ...
Review by Ben Edmonds, Rolling Stone, 1 February 1973
"Dylan is old/The Stones are cold/The Beatles are gone/ And it's making me yawn..." ...
Sweet: The Sweet Soft Underbelly of Rock
Report and Interview by Nick Kent, NME, 10 February 1973
FUNNY how moods change there we all were...the Sweet and myself...in the bar, having a few drinks, sharing a joke or two y'know, getting ...
Bette Midler: Just A Working Class Girl Living Out Her Fantasies
Interview by Nick Kent, NME, 17 February 1973
BETTE MIDLER, the Divine Miss Bette Midler, is a star. Ahmet Ertegun, man of wealth and taste, and head of Atlantic Records, believes it; Aaron ...
David Bowie: Lookin' Back, David Bowie: Sinister Odyssey Through a Treacherous Landscape
Overview by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 17 February 1973
RIGHT NOW David Bowie's albums are the subject of more close and obsessive study than anybody else's since the days when hippies all over the ...
David Bowie, Fumble: David Bowie & the Spiders from Mars: Radio City Music Hall, New York NY
Live Review by Dan Nooger, The Village Voice, 22 February 1973
THE BEST that New York had to offer came out in the rain to witness David Bowie's triumphant return last Wednesday. No less a personage ...
David Bowie: Stranger in a Strange Land
Report and Interview by Michael Watts, Melody Maker, 24 February 1973
Aladdin Sane is the punning title of David Bowie's next album. It's more remote, more spacey, than anything he's done before says MICHAEL WATTS, who ...
David Bowie: Gay Guerillas & Private Movies
Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 24 February 1973
ALRIGHT, SO you're a rock singer out of Beckenham, Kent called David Bowie and you're hotter than a stolen atom bomb packed with pictures of ...
David Bowie: Lookin' Back Part 2, in which Murray looks at Hunky Dory and Ziggy Stardust
Overview by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 24 February 1973
AFTER MAN Who Sold The World came Hunky Dory (RCASF 8244), with its Garbo cover-pose and its extraordinary range of mood and sound. The hard ...
Led Zeppelin: The Zeppelin Road Test
Report and Interview by Nick Kent, New Musical Express, 24 February 1973
"ROBERT PLANT QUITS showbusiness and joins National Dairies. There's a good headline for you. Print that as a news item in your paper, O.K.?" ...
The Nazz, Todd Rundgren: The Inauguration of Todd Rundgren
Profile and Interview by Ron Ross, Phonograph Record, March 1973
NOO YAWK, NU YORK — Beneath the red fluorescence of Max's Kansas City, where the boys wear lipstick and the girls have nails, Alice Cooper, ...
The Carpenters: Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California
Live Review by Richard Cromelin, Phonograph Record, March 1973
IT'S 1973 ALREADY, and still we're trying to figure out who the Big Star of this young decade will be. Many opt for David Bowie, ...
The Rowan Brothers: Rowan Brothers: Somewhat Glam And Slightly Teenage
Interview by Richard Cromelin, Phonograph Record, March 1973
"THE BROTHERLY Loverlies" kind of catchy, isn't it? That's what one of the teen mags called the Rowan Brothers when it tossed them to ...
Stooges, The: The Stooges: Raw Power
Review by Ben Edmonds, Phonograph Record, March 1973
ONE OF MY EARLIEST and most special memories is of sitting in front of a big television on a very early weekend morning watching a ...
Iggy Pop, Stooges, The: Iggy & The Stooges: Raw Power (Columbia)
Review by Dave Marsh, Creem, March 1973
Iggy in Exile: Love in the Fire Zone ...
Lou Reed: Scotch & Sympathy At Tully Hall
Report by Ed McCormack, Rolling Stone, 1 March 1973
NEW YORK — For weeks, the sinister-looking poster haunted the subway stations. Taken from the cover of Lou Reed's latest album, Transformer, it showed an ...
The Who: Pete Townshend part 2: If The Who Split We'd Really Have To Own Up
Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 3 March 1973
PETER TOWNSHEND is an amiable sort of dude. He sits in Track Records' office, with booze and dog to hand, and talks about anything that ...
The Incredible String Band #1: Eight Years On
Interview by Ian MacDonald, NME, 10 March 1973
THE INCREDIBLE String Band, in various forms, have been playing for eight years and have recorded 13 albums, including two doubles and solo sets by ...
The Osmonds: Ever Thought Of Stringing Jimmy Up On Stage?
Report by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 10 March 1973
HAVE YOU heard? Donny Osmond's in town along with big brother Alan and the secret weeny bopper jungle telegraph knows where he's going ...
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