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Apollonia, Morris Day, Sheila E, Prince, Vanity: Those Who Would Be Prince
Report by Vernon Gibbs, New Look, November 1985
WHEN PRINCE decided that he didn't like Eddie Murphy making fun of his high-heeled boots, the rock star walked out in the middle of Murphy's ...
The Beastie Boys: The Grate White Hopes
Profile by Vernon Gibbs, New Look, January 1986
RAP RECORDS first started selling big in 1979 with the Sugarhill Gang's 'Rapper's Delight'. They were considered little more than the grating noise of the ...
The Jon Butcher Axis: The Jon Butcher Experience
Profile and Interview by Vernon Gibbs, New Look, February 1986
WHAT HAPPENS when you're black, play mean rock guitar in a band with three white boys, and you wear headbands and an Afro and a ...
Ziggy Marley: Marley's Children
Profile by Vernon Gibbs, New Look, May 1986
UNLESS YOU are a true fan of reggae, you probably missed the most eerie coincidence of 1985. In the same year that Julian Lennon hit ...
Dream Academy: Push-Button High
Interview by Mark Dery, New Look, June 1986
NICK LAIRD-CLOWES (pronounced "clues") is the bright-eyed, revved-up type. He's eager to explain it all for you, and he's especially eager to explain that his band, ...
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