Brand X
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Live Review by Chris Salewicz, New Musical Express, 13 December 1975
JIGS AND reels and the Albion Country Band at the LSE? What??? Danny Cohn-Bendit, I feel for you, man. ...
Collins cleans up with Brand X
Interview by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, 10 January 1976
LET'S GET two things very clear at the outset: one, Brand X is a serious, full-time band, not a spare-time excuse for jamming or having ...
Review by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 3 July 1976
SO MANY bands have broken up in the past, or experienced ill-feeling within the ranks because some of the members have felt restricted, tied-down, perhaps, ...
Live Review by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 7 August 1976
IT IS heartening in these disturbing times (as the poet Cedric observed in his massive volume, Away, Dull Cares), to find there are still men ...
Profile and Interview by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, 28 August 1976
WHEN YOU consider what a prestige gig of world class it is to play Ronnie Scott's, it may seem surprising, even a touch opportunistic, that ...
Brand X: Ronnie Scott's Club, London
Live Review by Richard Williams, The Times, 3 September 1976
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 11th, there is a chance to see, nightly, a man who is arguably the most interesting electric bassist working in popular music. His ...
Genesis: Wind & Wuthering (Atco SD-36-144); Brand X: Unorthodox Behavior (Passport PPSD-98019)
Review by Bruce Malamut, Crawdaddy!, March 1977
GENESIS REACHES WUTHERING HEIGHTS ...
Live Review by Mick Brown, Sounds, 7 May 1977
"THIS IS our first gig for a while," joked Phil Collins, "so we celebrated by rehearsing this morning." ...
Brand X: the Roxy, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Richard Cromelin, Los Angeles Times, 5 December 1977
Brand X: Tapping a New Audience ...
Live Review by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 30 September 1978
"BRAKES ARE locked. The steering is jammed!" Peter Robinson wrestled with the steering wheel as he drove like a Dalek around Bristol City centre last ...
Live Review by Phil Sutcliffe, Sounds, 30 September 1978
DESPITE ALL your Weather Reports, Coreas, Dukes and such, Brand X remain the sum total of British jazz-rock to reach what might reasonably be termed ...
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