Miles meets Beefheart on the eve of Trout Mask's release (ZigZag, 1969)
Nick Tosches meets the the magnificent Screamin' Jay Hawkins (Creem, 1973)
Coulda been a contender: Nick Tosches on Jim Morrison the poet (Rolling Stone, 1979)
Nick Tosches follows Jerry Lee Lewis' road to hell (Penthouse, 1982)
Mike Barnes tells the story of Trout Mask Replica ('Captain Beefheart: The Biography' (Quartet), 1999)
Michael Goldberg on the genius of Trout Mask Replica (Neumu, 2002)
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AUDIO:
Gavin Martin encounters Michael Stipe (Rock's Backpages Audio, 2003)
FEATURES & INTERVIEWS:
Keith Altham chats with Peter and Gordon (NME, 1965)
Andrew Tyler catches up with Phil Everly (Disc and Music Echo, 1972)
Jim Esposito goes to the Drive-In with Bob Seger (Zoo World, 1973)
David Nathan meets songwriter/performer/producer, and Mrs Marc Bolan, Gloria Jones (Blues & Soul, 1974)
Roger St. Pierre reassesses Otis Redding (NME, 1974)
Six-guns and stetsons: Philip Norman reports from Wembley on the British Festival of Country and Western (Sunday Times, 1976)
P-Funk Special! John Abbey meets Keyboard King Bernie Worrell (Blues & Soul, 1978)
P-Funk Special! John Abbey woos The Brides Of Funkenstein (Blues & Soul, 1978)
P-Funk Special! John Abbey chats with axe-wrangler Mike Hampton (Blues & Soul, 1978)
P-Funk Special! John Abbey raps with the Mothership's commander, George Clinton (Blues & Soul, 1978)
Nick Kent encounters Siouxsie & The Banshees (NME, 1978)
Colin Irwin in Germany with Kate Bush (Melody Maker, 1980)
Mark Dery talks robotics with Kraftwerk's Ralf Hütter (Keyboard, 1991)
Sean O'Hagan in Berlin mit der U2 (The Face, 1992)
Marc Weingarten ascends Seattle's Space Needle with messrs. Mark Lanegan and Van Connor from Screaming Trees (Request, 1996)
Eric Weisbard surveys the scene in the (w)indie city of Chicago (Spin, 2000)
Bill Brewster gets to grips with 23 Skidoo (Jockey Slut, 2001)
Dave Thompson looks back at the Driscoll-Auger Trinity (Goldmine, 2008)
Greg Phillips gets the lowdown from Pink's road band (Australian Musician, 2009)
Nick Hasted grills super furry Gruff Rhys (The Independent, 2009)
ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS:
Good pianist, that Pete Wingfield: Charles Shaar Murray sees Maggie Bell, live at the Rainbow (NME, 1974)
The slider: Andrew Tyler is unimpressed by Marc Bolan's Zinc Alloy And The Hidden Riders Of Tomorrow (NME, 1974)
Nick Kent is thrilled by Television and the Only Ones, live at Hammersmith Odeon (NME, 1978)
Harry Doherty is mighty impressed by live E.L.O. (Melody Maker, 1978)
Sylvie Simmons is knocked out by Rust Never Sleeps-tour Neil Young, live in L.A. (Sounds, 1978)
Sandy Robertson flies the flag for Wayne County & The Electric Chairs (Sounds, 1978)
Ian Birch gives a qualified welcome to The Skids' debut album, Scared To Dance (Melody Maker, 1979)
Ira Robbins plays Queen's The Game (Trouser Press, 1980)
Gavin Martin is entranced by Bruce Springsteen's Live/1975-85 (NME, 1986)
David Sinclair sees the Dead Weather (live) (The Times, 2009)
