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Bobby Womack: The Great Provider
Interview by Paolo Hewitt, NME, 28 September 1985
"They call me a living legend/But I'm just a soldier who's been left behind/And now my heart can't take it/My feet won't make it/I'm the ...
Simple Minds: Strangers In A Strange Land
Interview by Tony Stewart, NME, 17 February 1979
SIMPLE MINDS were fidgety as they sat around the kitchen table, some of them exhaling long streams of cigarette smoke while the others rattle boiled ...
Rick James: Blowing Out Tinsel Town
Interview by Lloyd Bradley, NME, 10 April 1982
Not So Long Ago:THERE WAS a time when nearly everybody in the world owned a Motown record. Motown was like a baby's security blanket, warm, ...
The Clash: Yes It's Strummer In The City
Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 30 June 1979
HOT TOWN! Strummer in the city: walks into the Kings Road pub that serves as his temporary local while he's staying in Fulham dead on ...
Ronnie Lane: Can Rock Survive The Holocaust?
Interview by Chris Salewicz, NME, 17 January 1976
RONNIE LANE'S up in town today. Been up from the farm in Monmouthshire for about a week now. ...
The Associates, Billy Mackenzie: Disassociate!: The Associates
Interview by Paul Morley, NME, 9 October 1982
THE WHIPPETS have pissed on the carpet of Chris Parry's Office. Billy Mackenzie grins, a little wickedly; there's a nice little stain that should be ...
Eddie & The Hot Rods: Tasty, Urban Tension Classics…
Interview by Max Bell, NME, 3 April 1976
MAX BELL says, "Kids, you gonna drive me to drinkin'. If you can't get next to HOT ROD thinkin'" ...
Jah Wobble: Invader of the Lost Art
Interview by Richard Cook, NME, 20 November 1982
Richard Cook meets the musical Nomad Jah Wobble who has now found the Arab in himself but not stardom. "I'll never be a big pop ...
The Triffids: Roses, Knives, Dead Bodies
Interview by Mat Snow, NME, 5 January 1985
MAT SNOW hails the twisted poetry of THE TRIFFIDS while the rest of us wonder — do all the great new bands come from Australia, ...
Earth Wind and Fire: Elemental: Earth Wind & Fire
Interview by Simon Witter, NME, Fall 1988
Monarchs of mind expansion and celestial 70s grooving, EW&F were the world's biggest pre-Wacko black superstars. Now they're back, as a 'people band', with a ...
Interview by Len Brown, NME, 17 November 1988
Does PHIL COLLINS keep up the tradition and slot into the file alongside Ringo and Keith Moon tub-thumpers and "silly" actors both? LEN BROWN ...
Interview by Ian Penman, NME, 5 January 1980
JUST ABOVE my typewriter on the mantlepiece is an eye-catching tube of 10 orange flavoured effervescent tablets. Each tablet contains 1g orange flavoured concentrated Vitamin ...
Eels: The Freak Shall Inherit The Earth
Interview by Steven Wells, NME, 1 March 1997
The EELS are the band currently treating Britain to the joys of geek power with their hit single, 'Novocaine For The Soul'. And leading their ...
Interview by Paolo Hewitt, NME, 20 December 1986
His codpiece was banned from TOTP, his new single 'Candy' has been banned by Radio One, but LARRY BLACKMON has still led Cameo to the ...
Boogie Down Productions: Scott La Rock: Wasted in the Zoo
Interview by Frank Owen, NME, 26 September 1987
Less than a month ago, the Bronx rap supremo SCOTT LA ROCK was tragically shot dead in a street brawl, the very day he'd signed a ...
Echo & The Bunnymen: Welcome To The Bunnyhouse
Interview by Chris Salewicz, NME, 22 November 1980
WHEN ECHO And The Bunnymen end their British tour with a date at Liverpool University, the Mad Hatter photographer (Joe Stevens) and I travel up ...
Interview by Nick Kent, NME, 27 August 1977
IT'S BEEN a rough old week for Elvis Costello. Last weekend he was right up there in the play lists with his 'Red Shoes' single ...
Ellie Greenwich: Leaders of the Pack
Interview by Roy Carr, Andrew Tyler, NME, 3 November 1973
Ten years ago the American pop scene was dominated by two opposing song factories — KIRSHNER'S Krazy Kids and the Behemoths of the BRILL BUILDING. ...
Pink Floyd: A Bridge Over Troubled Waters
Interview by Simon Witter, NME, 9 July 1988
No band has ever been simultaneously as popular and as hated as Pink Floyd. Their latest album, A Momentary Lapse of Reason, has spawned three ...
Culture Club: The Culture Vultures Gather
Interview by Gavin Martin, NME, 30 April 1983
THE YOUNG girl walks hesitantly through the foyer of the Dominion Theatre; amidst all the colour and excitement she strikes an uncertain, rather nervous figure. ...
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