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Isaac Hayes: The Most Important Soul Man Of Today
Interview by John Abbey, Blues & Soul, June 1970
JA: How did you first get together with David Porter, in the very beginning? ...
Isaac Hayes: The Aloof Mystique of Isaac Hayes
Interview by Roger St. Pierre, NME, 11 March 1972
...but he's part of the people in his gold-plated Rolls Royce ...
Hot Chocolate: Chocolate Brown
Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, 25 August 1973
THERE IS absolutely no getting away from the fact that it was an excessively hot and sticky afternoon. Sweaterama incarnate. Clothing stuck unpleasantly to the ...
Interview by Chris Charlesworth, Melody Maker, 6 March 1976
IT IS, I GUESS, the third time around for Dobie Gray who, at the present moment, is stretched out full length on a bed on ...
Average White Band: Young Rascals Searching For Your Soul
Interview by Barbara Charone, Sounds, 29 May 1976
Barbara Charone talks to Scotland's most famous sons, the Average White Band'I'm sure people will put us down...I hope they don't put us down but ...
Teddy Pendergrass: The Whole Town's Talking 'Bout Teddy
Interview by John Abbey, Blues & Soul, May 1977
...Mr. Pendergrass, that is. B&S's John Abbey began whistlin' the toons from Teddy's album within minutes of first hearing it, an' that's the most accurate ...
Interview by Paul Sexton, Record Mirror, 30 June 1979
Anita Ward rings PAUL SEXTON'S bells ...
Marvin Gaye: For Once In A Lifetime
Interview by Paolo Hewitt, Melody Maker, 21 February 1981
AFTER NEARLY two hours in that bedroom, Lydia finally gave up. By any standards she'd waited long enough for her Marvin Gaye interview a ...
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, ...
Chuck Brown & the Soul Searchers: Chuck Brown: Take The Money And Go-Go
Interview by Sean O'Hagan, NME, 4 April 1987
CHUCK BROWN'S in Britain to stick up the go-go scene with his pioneering blast of bum-pin'. But as SEAN O'HAGAN finds out, he didn't get ...
Diana Ross: The Gospel According To Miss Ross
Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, Q, October 1987
"I'VE BEEN HERE so many times before," murmurs Diana Ross as she sweeps, surrounded by a clucking entourage, through the foyer of the EMI Records ...
Jamiroquai: Hat's Entertainment!
Interview by Push, Melody Maker, 20 March 1993
Jamiroquai are Jay Kay, basically, a serious 22-year-old west Londoner with serious political ideas, a serious love of funk and a seriously funky voice. PUSH ...
Interview by Richie Unterberger, Perfect Sound Forever, 10 February 1997
"If you know the extension of the party with whom you wish to speak, dial it and stop wasting our time! If you have money ...
Bobby Bland: Love Throat: Bobby "Blue" Bland
Interview by Robert Gordon, Rolling Stone, 28 May 1998
BOBBY BLAND'S people seat me at a table, make sure I'm comfortable. An effective entrance demands the proper set-up. ...
Nelly: Country Grammarian: Nelly
Interview by Geoffrey Himes, Baltimore City Paper, 6 September 2000
THIS IS WHAT pop music is all about. A radio single with a sing-along hook so catchy and so danceable you can't resist it. A ...
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