Andrew Tyler is transfixed by Todd Rundgren's Wizard, A True Star (NME, 1974)
Paul Morley catches the Clash and the Pistols in Manchester (NME, 1976)
Paul Morley sees Joy Division live in London (NME, 1980)
An exhaustive and erudite Paul Morley interview with pop's original domehead Brian Eno (Uncut, 2001)
Barney Hoskyns celebrates the cosmic genius and live performance of Todd Rundgren's A Wizard, A True Star (Rock's Backpages, 2010)
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AUDIO:
Joel Selvin plays records and chats with ex-NRBQ guitar slinger Big Al Anderson (Selvin On The City, KSAN 107.7, 2007)
FEATURES & INTERVIEWS:
Keith Altham spends a day in the company of The Animals' Eric Burdon (NME, 1965)
Max Bell reports on the saga of The Faces break-up (NME, 1975)
Lighten up Bill! Harry Doherty gets a lecture from Be-Bop Deluxe's Bill Nelson (Melody Maker, 1976)
John Abbey raps with Brass Construction's Randy Muller (Blues & Soul, 1977)
Charles Shaar Murray meets the plagiarist's plagiarist, Dave Edmunds (NME, 1978)
David Nathan in conversation with Grover Washington Jr. (Blues & Soul, 1979)
Red Hot: Martin Hawkins interviews Memphis legend Billy Lee Riley (Melody Maker, 1979)
Heavy metal, yes or no? Adam Sweeting debates with Motorhead (Trouser Press, 1981)
Garry Bushell encounters punk "supergroup" Urban Dogs (Sounds, 1982)
'You understand what I'm saying, don't you?' Richard Cook exasperates Sade (NME, 1984)
Adrian Deevoy grills George Michael (Q, 1988)
Dave Zimmer quizzes Mark Knopfler about working with Randy Newman (BAM, 1988)
Simon Witter spends a riotous evening on the set of Pete Waterman's The Hitman And Her (Sky, 1989)
Andy Gill chats with Robbie Robertson (Q, 1995)
James Maycock takes a pew at The Saint John Coltrane African Orthodox Church (Mojo, 1997)
Jaan Uhelszki reports on the rebirth of Primal Scream (Alternative Press, 2000)
Chris Roberts ruthlessly grills Steven Tyler (Uncut, 2001)
Brit-Funk Ground Zero: Angus Batey tells the Cymande story (Mojo Collections, 2002)
Steven Rosen looks back at the legendary TAMI Show (Los Angeles Times, 2004)
Nick Hasted meets Femi Kuti (The Independent, 2008)
ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS:
Keith Altham catches The Herd and Scott Walker, live in Brighton (NME, 1968)
Max Bell catches Larry Coryell, live at Dingwalls (NME, 1975)
Chas de Whalley is impressed by the Man/John Cipollina collaboration Maximum Darkness (NME, 1975)
Harry Doherty is luke warm about the debut album from Midge Ure's Slik (Melody Maker, 1976)
The end of the pier show: Caroline Coon sees Eddie & The Hot Rods rock Hastings (Melody Maker, 1976)
Nick Kent finds things to admire in The Beach Boys' The Beach Boys Love You (NME, 1977)
Paul Morley sees an embattled 999 tough it out at Amsterdam's Paradiso (NME, 1978)
Half 'n Half: Cliff White digs the tunes, hates the lyrics on Earth, Wind & Fire's All 'n All (NME, 1978)
Betty Page sees Yellow Magic Orchestra live in Tokyo (Sounds, 1982)
Riddim come forward! Edwin Pouncey enjoys Lone Ranger's Rose Marie (Sounds, 1982)
Gavin Martin hails Womack and Womack's Love Wars (NME, 1984)
Barney Hoskyns experiences The Jacksons live at Meadowlands Stadium, NJ (NME, 1984)
David Sinclair peruses Del Amitri's Twisted (Q, 1995)
Barney Hoskyns knows (and loves) Ron Sexsmith's Whereabouts (Rolling Stone, 1999)
