Lone Justice

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Lone Justice: Country Not For Clods
Interview by Bill Bentley, L.A. Weekly, 14 July 1983
THERE'S A scene in The Last Picture Show in which Ben Johnson confronts a crowd of kids who, as a prank, have set up a ...
Lone Justice: A Tale Of The New West
Profile and Interview by Barney Hoskyns, New Musical Express, 18 May 1985
EIGHT YEARS on and it's official — we are no longer bored with the USA. ...
Live Review by Richard Cook, New Musical Express, 22 June 1985
TWICE I see this group in a couple of weeks and both times I wind up more exhausted than exhilarated. Lone Justice are trying so ...
Review by Mitchell Cohen, Creem, September 1985
LONE JUSTICE'S Maria McKee is one tough cookie. Barely out of her teens, she comes on with a spitfire defiance and a repertoire of yelps, ...
Maria McKee: Sweet Heart Of The Radio
Report and Interview by Mat Snow, New Musical Express, 1 November 1986
So, what's it to be then? Is MARIA McKEE of LONE JUSTICE last year's pretty thing or next year's Queen of the airwaves? MAT SNOW ...
Lone Justice: Shelter (Geffen WX73)
Review by Stuart Bailie, Record Mirror, 8 November 1986
THERE'S STILL some mileage to be gotten from those old traditions of rock and country music, all it takes is a little imagination and instinct. ...
Live Review by Len Brown, New Musical Express, 28 February 1987
MARIA McKEE bites yer lugs. Sometimes it's a sensual experience; a shiver in the stirrup, a tickle on the lobe. Sometimes it's excruciating; the yelp ...
Lone Justice: The Palace, Hollywood CA
Live Review by Dave DiMartino, Billboard, 28 February 1987
IT WAS A warm homecoming in one way, a tentative one in another. Geffen's Lone Justice returned home for this first "official" gig with its ...
Lone Justice: Shelter (Geffen)
Review by Craig Zeller, Creem, April 1987
JUST MY luck. Shelter is a stinker, and the thought of having to expound on that opinion simply bores me to distraction. I mean, there ...
The Other Side of '80s L.A. Rock
Retrospective by Mitchell Cohen, Music Aficionado, 2018
THE IMAGE OF Los Angeles rock in the '80s is imprinted like a tacky tattoo: bands with poofed-up hair and eyeliner, girls with poofed-up hair ...
see also Maria McKee
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