Mud
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Interview by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 2 February 1974
"HYPE, BILGE, lies, rubbish!" These are the epithets often hurled when a band appears on Top Of The Pops weekly, and soars chartward with a ...
The Sweet smell of success turns to Mud in the eye
Report and Interview by Ray Fox-Cumming, Disc, 9 February 1974
NOTHING WOULD please Nicky Chinn more this week than to see Sweet topple Mud from the top of the singles chart. One would think that ...
Report and Interview by Caroline Coon, Melody Maker, 27 April 1974
Mud. They’re a pure pop band, no pretentions, but a lot of fun. Caroline Coon goes on the road with the boys who bridge the ...
Report and Interview by Paul Gambaccini, Rolling Stone, 23 May 1974
Nouveau Rock Bops British Charts ...
Nicky Chinn: From Riches to Riches
Interview by Giovanni Dadomo, Let It Rock, June 1975
LiR EXCLUSIVE: Journey to the centre of pop. Nicky Chinn interviewed ...
Mud: Reading University, Reading
Live Review by Rosalind Russell, Record Mirror, 21 February 1976
MUD'S PERFORMANCE at Reading University on Thursday evening completely demolished all preconceived ideas I had about university audiences. Where was the laid back reaction we'd ...
More Mature Mud has a Flop and Plays Colleges
Interview by David Hancock, National RockStar, 25 December 1976
But Les Gray tells David Hancock confidentially 'We haven't changed anything' ...
Chinn & Chapman: Ballroom Blitz & Hearts of Glass
Interview by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, March 1979
Mike Chapman began with Mud and Sweet, disappeared when glitter-rock went cold, and came back to make the new wave palatable for America with the ...
Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn: Ballroom Blitz & Hearts of Glass
Interview by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, 29 December 1979
Mike Chapman began with Mud and Sweet, disappeared when glitter-rock went cold, and came back to make the new wave palatable for America with the ...
Book Excerpt by John Tobler, Stuart Grundy, 'The Record Producers', 1982
THE YEARS BETWEEN 1971 and 1975 were tucked between psychedelia on the one hand and punk rock on the other, and while they featured country ...
Retrospective by Bob Stanley, The Times, 21 March 2003
Thirty years on, the forgotten stars of glam rock are shining again. ...
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