The Nazz
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The Nazz, Red Beans & Rice: Whisky a Go Go, Los Angeles CA
Live Review by Pete Johnson, Los Angeles Times, 11 May 1968
Two Rock Groups at Whisky a Go Go ...
Capsule Comments From the Snazzy Jazzy Nazz!
Profile by uncredited writer, 16 Magazine, July 1968
FOUR MAD, MERRY MUSIC-MAKERS have been setting the record industry on its ear – and have recently signed an exclusive contract with Screen Gems! A ...
Rock N' Roll New Term For Last Year's Mistakes — Say Nazz
Interview by Val Mabbs, Record Mirror, 9 November 1968
STEWKEY ANTONI, Todd Rundgren, Carson Van Osten and Thom Mooney, the four members of Nazz — incidentally, a word discovered by the group while trying ...
Runt the Magic Rabbit: Todd Rundgren's Search for the Ultimate Riff
Special Feature by Ed McCormack, Rolling Stone, 13 April 1972
WORD HAS filtered down to Allen Klein's New York office that George Harrison wants to get in touch with Todd Rundgren, the all-around rock and ...
The Inauguration of Todd Rundgren
Profile and Interview by Ron Ross, Phonograph Record, March 1973
NOO YAWK, NU YORK — Beneath the red fluorescence of Max's Kansas City, where the boys wear lipstick and the girls have nails, Alice Cooper, ...
Singles: 'Hello, It's Me' — Todd Rundgren
Interview by Paul Gambaccini, Rolling Stone, 3 January 1974
"IT'S NOT that I didn't want it out," Todd Rundgren explained, "It's just that it's like a two-year, six-year time warp," ...
Review by Tom Cox, Uncut, March 1998
Odds'n'sods collection from Todd Rundgren's power poppers ...
The Nazz: Open Our Eyes – The Anthology
Retrospective and Interview by Max Bell, Uncut, February 2003
Comprehensive collection of Philly pop-soul boys, fronted by Todd Rundgren, who looked to Swinging London for inspiration and then blew up. ...
Guide by Barney Hoskyns, Uncut, February 2010
TODD RUNDGREN IS the Philadelphia-born whizzkid who could and should have been the biggest star of the '70s. Next month, the man John Lennon referred ...
Retrospective and Interview by Kieron Tyler, MOJO '60s, 2011
Their record company wanted the new Monkees, but guitarist Todd Rundgren had bigger plans for THE NAZZ, his ill-fated Philadelphia powerpop dandies. ...
see also Todd Rundgren
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