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Bob Spitz’s deep-cut history proves that even after 64 years of chaos, you can never have too much of the Rolling Stones.
Abbey Road in the St. John’s Wood area of London (just north of the crosswalk) has to be the most famous recording studio in the world. I’ve had the good fortune of both
Dylan returns to original writing with a record that transforms influence into something startlingly new
Pete Townshend’s Lifehouse: The concept that led to Who’s Next and beyond by Ian Paul Sharp Out now Lifelong Who fan and music writer/broadcaster Ian Paul Sharp takes us on a fas...
Well that’s it for this week dear reader. Don’t forget to get your tickets for our 25 year anniversary event if you haven’t yet – all the details are here. It’d be remiss of us to...
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I still feel pain at the demise of The Jam, but their main man has continued to impress ever since, and his upcoming gigs in Cork and Dublin offer a glimpse of his incredible back...
An album born by accident finds Dylan in boisterous form, mixing rueful reflection with joy, swagger and a band on fire
No music executive has ever been so powerful as to become synonymous with the whole of the music industry itself
Justin Hayward and co weren’t sure how long they’d last after inheriting the music of Denny Laine - but they needn’t have worried
Front-footed and fluent, the 80s' icons' polished performance at this year's British Summer Time only amplifies the singular strangeness that always lurked beneath the high-fashion...
David Westlake 'intimate, bruised, beautifully observed and long overdue for rediscovery. The post David Westlake : Play Dusty For Me : album review ”intimate, bruised, beautiful...
Doing the walk of life through the band's stellar career: "To be a part of that was pretty extraordinary"
Rock biographer Bob Spitz’s Beatles book was well received 20 years ago, and if you want just one Rolling Stones bio, this is the one to grab. The post A hefty new ROLLING STONES b...
The veteran record executive didn't sing or play an instrument. But his instincts made him one of the surest spotters and nurturers of talent in pop history.
We revisit Dylan's epic 1975 and 1976 tours
New guitarists, lost songs and strange online dispatches show rock 'n roll's most mercurial spirit remains impossible to predict
Pop music would be a different beast without the B-side. Andy Cowan makes that case across 500-plus tracks in ‘B-Side: A Flipsided History of Pop’, out now via Headpress. Music his...
How the band's defining work is also their most decadent
Previously regarded as purveyors of complex art, their 1981 version of 60s weepie It’s My Party spent a month at No.1. The “intelligent pop” couple explain how it affected their la...
You’re guaranteed to find things familiar, obscure and new to listen on a Cherry Red compilation, and Digging Your Scene is no exception. The post A new box set documents how 80s B...
His 1973 debut solo album was roundly hated by label bosses and reviewers – but it became a coffee-table classic and gave him freedom from Yes
Dylan covers Dylan in this subtle, searching reworking of his own catalogue
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