Pub Rock
108 articles
Brinsley Schwarz: The Lost Weekend
Report by Charlie Gillett, Record Mirror, 18 April 1970
Charlie Gillett's impressions of Brinsley Schwarz, the Fillmore East, and night life in New York ...
Brinsley Schwarz: A Legend Before Their Own Time
Profile and Interview by Andrew Bailey, Rolling Stone, 7 January 1971
LONDON — Eyes moist with tears of humility but with handshakes firm and sincere the publicist and the lawyer and the agent and their coiffured ...
Eggs Over Easy: Meet the Band: Eggs Over Easy
Profile and Interview by Richard Green, New Musical Express, 10 April 1971
WHEN AN invitation to a cultural evening at the American Embassy dropped on my desk my first thought was that someone was playing a merry ...
Brinsley Schwarz: Silver Pistol (United Artists)
Review by James Johnson, New Musical Express, 1 April 1972
THIS CAPTURES much of the easy-going feel that makes this band such an entertaining outfit on stage. Recorded at their home in Northwood, London, the ...
Brinsley Schwarz: Silver Pistol
Review by Bud Scoppa, Rolling Stone, 11 May 1972
SHADES OF Highway 61 Revisited, Sweetheart of the Rodeo, The Band, The Gilded Palace of Sin, Workingman's Dead were so integral a part of Brinsley ...
Brinsley Schwarz: Happy Doing What We're Doing
Profile and Interview by Phil Hardy, Let It Rock, November 1972
IT ALL STARTED in Woodbridge, Suffolk, in 1963-4 when Brinsley and Nick Lowe started a school group. Sounds 4 plus 1, playing rather suprisingly for ...
Brinsley Schwarz: Nervous On The Road
Review by Dave Marsh, Creem, December 1972
NERVOUS ON THE Road continues in typical Brinsley fashion. It's full of jumping good time rock songs, a little rockabilly, a shade of the Band ...
Brinsley Schwarz: Beware of the Rock Machine: Brinsley Schwarz
Interview by Barbara Charone, New Musical Express, 14 July 1973
BRINSLEY SCHWARZ are playing nice clean rock 'n' roll these days – but they're wary of getting caught up in that rock 'n' roll machine. ...
Sutherland Brothers and Quiver: Sutherland Bros & Quiver: They're Not An American Band
Interview by Alan Betrock, Phonograph Record, November 1973
THERE ARE numerous British groups who admire US units like the Byrds and the Band, but few, if any, have risen above the level of ...
Report and Interview by Roy Carr, New Musical Express, 10 November 1973
ROY CARR in Wandsworth with another of those up'n coming pub bands. ...
Ace: Hornsey College of Art, London
Live Review by Pete Makowski, Sounds, 19 January 1974
ACE PERFORMED a nifty little set at the Hornsey College of Art last Thursday. I do not have much information about this band except their ...
Chilli Willi & the Red Hot Peppers: Marquee, London
Live Review by Jerry Gilbert, Sounds, 19 January 1974
CHILLI WILLI are quite possibly the band that I spent most of 1973 searching in vain for. They have been together just a year and ...
Chilli Willi & The Red Hot Peppers: Marquee Club, London
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 9 March 1974
CHILLI WILLI and the Red Hot Peppers are gonna save your soul. They're the only band in the country specialising in funky country, an area ...
Ducks Deluxe: Ducks Deluxe (RCA)
Review by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 9 March 1974
AT LAST the pub rock bands are getting onto record, after months of being scrutinised by A&R men, publicists and journalists. Was it all worth ...
Chilli Willi & The Red Hot Peppers: Red Hot
Profile and Interview by Phil Hardy, Let It Rock, June 1974
A month or two ago, a jovial group of rock critics in search of a drink and some music stumbled across Chilli Willi and the ...
Review by Gary Sperrazza!, Shakin' Street Gazette, June 1974
FROM THE PUBS of England and Wales they come, weaned on the music of early rock 'n' roll, playing for pittance and sweat. till all ...
Dr. Feelgood: Doctor Feelgood: Dingwalls, London
Live Review by Mick Farren, New Musical Express, 29 June 1974
IT'S NOT often that the jaded, booze-soaked crowd that throng Dingwalls dancehall bring an almost unknown band back for three encores. ...
Review by Greg Shaw, Rolling Stone, 18 July 1974
A FEW YEARS AGO, some English pubs began presenting live bands as a free service to their patrons. Since there have never been enough outlets ...
Dr. Feelgood: Doctor Feelgood: Rocking at the Canvey Island Oil Refinery Claimants Union Ball
Interview by Nick Kent, New Musical Express, 31 August 1974
NICK KENT probes the aesthetics of DOCTOR FEELGOOD's chisel-toe chic. ...
Chilli Willi & The Red Hot Peppers: The Ballad Of Chilli Willi And The Red Hot Peppers
Interview by Andy Childs, ZigZag, October 1974
SATURDAY, 8th June 1974: NOT EXACTLY the best gig I've seen the Willis play, but one that sticks out in my memory as being one ...
Review by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 7 December 1974
Tex Comer (bass guitar), Fran Byrne (drums). Bam King (rhythm guitar), Phil Harris (lead guitar), Paul Carrack (organ, piano). Producer John Anthony. ...
Ace gotta play their cards right
Interview by Roy Carr, New Musical Express, 11 January 1975
When you've spent your life on the breadline, one hit single doesn't mean a financial freakout. Our economics correspondent ROY CARR reports. ...
Report and Interview by Nick Kent, New Musical Express, 18 January 1975
Which is a slick way of saying The Package Tour She Lives She Breathes She Is Reborn. You remember the Package Tour, eh kids? It ...
Dr. Feelgood: Down By The Jetty (United Artists)
Review by Nick Kent, New Musical Express, 25 January 1975
BOYS, BOYS now what did I tell you about being "too ethnic"? ...
The Kursaal Flyers: Today Central Poly – Tomorrow The World?
Report by Max Bell, New Musical Express, 22 February 1975
"I'VE ONLY GOT the five shirts, so I just take 'em off and leave them to dry. It's no good washing them too much, they ...
Interview by Mick Gold, Rock's Backpages Audio, 26 February 1975
The men from Canvey Island talk about how they got together, getting into the London pub-rock scene, their aggressive performances and recording Down by the Jetty.
File format: mp3; file size: 71.8mb, interview length: 1h 18' 25" sound quality: ***
Report by Mick Farren, New Musical Express, 1 March 1975
THE NAUGHTIES OF THOSE NAUGHTY RHYTHMS ...
Review by Bud Scoppa, Phonograph Record, April 1975
WHILE IT'S TEMPTING at first listening to lump Ace's first album with the Average White Band's AWB and then to make broad statements about the ...
Live Review by Jonh Ingham, Phonograph Record, April 1975
THE SECOND wave of '70s bands to emerge from England is an entirely opposite affair from the glitter/glam of the Mark I model. It's centred ...
The Winkies: Winkies - Winkies
Review by Chris Salewicz, New Musical Express, 12 April 1975
AND SO, AS if to pinpoint that they'd stuck a ring through the collective nose of every other pub rocker when it came to osmosing ...
Review by Wayne Robins, Rolling Stone, 8 May 1975
FROM THE LOOK of its album cover, Ace is a band of five frustrated English football players who, like Rod Stewart, turned to music to ...
Report and Interview by Barbara Charone, Rolling Stone, 5 June 1975
THOUGH IT SOUNDS like a song about a stale love affair, ‘How Long’ is the story of an English band struggling to stay together. ...
Kilburn & The High Roads: The Kilburns' Freak Show
Interview by David Hancock, Record Mirror, 5 July 1975
They are not exactly... handsome. ...
The 101'ers: Hope & Anchor, London
Live Review by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 16 August 1975
THE CELLAR OF Islington's Hope and Anchor is hardly the place to keep cool, calm and collected on one of the hottest nights of the ...
Dr. Feelgood: 1975 Orange Festival, France
Live Review by Chris Charlesworth, Melody Maker, 23 August 1975
ON PAPER, Saturday evening looked to be the least attractive evening of the festival but it was, in fact, a triumph for Dr Feelgood, who ...
Max Merritt And The Meteors: White Hart, Willesden
Live Review by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 20 September 1975
A FEW YEARS ago, when I was employed in a South London certain department store, I worked with a couple of globetrotting New Zealanders who ...
Profile and Interview by Barbara Charone, Crawdaddy!, October 1975
LONDON – "Where did they come from?" demanded a rock 'n roll lifer, pointing towards Dr. Feelgood who were entertaining at a star-studded and overstuffed ...
Overview by Bud Scoppa, Crawdaddy!, October 1975
IN BRITAIN during the late '60s and early '70s, while rock 'n roll was being transformed into Big Business, a network of bands sprang up ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Malpractice (United Artists) (36.08)
Review by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, 4 October 1975
FROM THE speed-crazed paranoid stares on the cover to the buzz-bomb guitar attacks inside, one question demands to be answered: would you let your parents ...
Dr. Feelgood: The /almost collected thoughts of Dr. Feelgood
Interview by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, 18 October 1975
DR FEELGOOD: Wilko Johnson – guitar; Lee Brilleaux – vocals; John B Sparks – bass; The Figure – drums. They grew up on Canvey Island in ...
Report and Interview by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 25 October 1975
During this week and next week London's Second Pub-Rock Festival is being held at the Hope And Anchor, Upper Street, N.1. CHAS DE WHALLEY examines ...
Report by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 15 November 1975
IT'S SATURDAY night, a good ten minutes after closing time. Down at the Hope and Anchor in Islington landlord Fred Granger is going quietly berserk, ...
Ace: Time For Another (Anchor) 40 mins****
Review by Barbara Charone, Sounds, 29 November 1975
FOLLOWING THEIR debut vinyl effort Five A Side and the immense success of 'How Long', both here and in America, it certainly is "Time For Another". Yet ...
The Kursaal Flyers: Chocs Away
Review by Andy Childs, ZigZag, December 1975
IT ALWAYS happens that whenever the loose ensemble of people who contribute to ZigZag, and their friends, associates, chauffeurs and bodyguards get together for one ...
Back Street Crawler: New Victoria, London
Live Review by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 6 December 1975
SOME UGLY MOMENTS here. ...
Interview by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, 13 December 1975
PHIL HARRIS, OF Ace, suddenly perked to attention on the edge of his chair and made a compassionate plea. "We love Britain, 'onest," he craved. ...
The 101'ers, The Clash, Sex Pistols: The 101'ers — 1976
Special Feature by Ira Robbins, Peter Silverton, unpublished, 1976
September 21, 2021 introduction by Ira Robbins (www.trouserpress.com) ...
Boombaya, Jive Bombers, Roogalator: Boombaya, Roogalator, Jive Bombers: 100 Club, London
Live Review by Phil Sutcliffe, Sounds, 24 January 1976
Join the working band's club ...
The Kursaal Flyers: Brunel University, London
Live Review by John Tobler, New Musical Express, 24 January 1976
THE ONLY REASON I KNOW for the Kursaal Flyers not to be as popular as sliced bread is that their first album was so badly ...
The Kursaal Flyers: Kursaal Flyers: Surely This Band Is Too Young To Die?
Profile and Interview by Chas de Whalley, New Musical Express, 7 February 1976
PAUL SHUTTLEWORTH'S Secret Ambition is to become a member of Equity, the Actors' Union. "Trouble is though," he told me, "You can't just pay your ...
Clancy: Kingston Polytechnic, London
Live Review by John Tobler, New Musical Express, 21 February 1976
FOR A BAND which has been going for something like two-and-a-half years, which has survived the pub circuit and come out the other side, and ...
The Kursaal Flyers: The Great Artiste (UK) ****
Review by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, 28 February 1976
THE KURSAALS have always had a way with visuals and image – Paul Shuttleworth's background in commercial art no doubt. Just check the ad for ...
The Kursaal Flyers: Kursaal Flyers: Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer
Report and Interview by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, 6 March 1976
IT'S AMAZING the difference a moustache makes. ...
Review by John Swenson, Crawdaddy!, May 1976
PUB ROCK BREAKDOWN ...
Graham Parker, The Rumour: Graham Parker & The Rumour: Dingwalls, London
Live Review by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, 1 May 1976
WITH SOME justification, Graham Parker is being touted as a major new British talent. But, though I witnessed Parker and his fine band, the Rumour, ...
Dr. Feelgood: It's Only Rock 'n' Roll... But it's Crowded
Report by Mick Farren, New Musical Express, 26 June 1976
MICK FARREN bares armpits and gets sweaty (and drunk) with DR. FEELGOOD ...
Dr. Feelgood: Hope & Anchor, London
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 11 September 1976
REAL CASE of dejaja vuvu it was, the night the Feelgoods played the Hope. To readers outside London the Hope and Anchor may just be ...
Dr. Feelgood, The George Hatcher Band: Dr Feelgood: City Hall, Sheffield
Live Review by Andy Gill, New Musical Express, 25 September 1976
HERE IN Sheffield there's a local aphorism along the lines of "Tha' works 'ard, so bloody well play hard". It fits. Most of the concerts ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: 'Ere, who you screwing, John?
Report and Interview by Brian Case, New Musical Express, 2 October 1976
Once again our halls of entertainment echo to the banshee wail of urban youth. Here BRIAN CASE, always the man to spot the first robin ...
Eddie & The Hot Rods: Eddie and the Hot Rods
Profile by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, 9 October 1976
THE STORY of the Hot Rods is one to warm the hearts of those who still believe in the essential simplicity and drive of rock ...
Live Review by Giovanni Dadomo, Sounds, 6 November 1976
THIS ONE takes place in Fulham Town Hall and a glance tells you whoever designed this place had his sights firmly set on Cummerbund City. ...
Roogalator: Tired? Listless? Depressed? Old? Roogalator — the Rejuvenator
Profile and Interview by Giovanni Dadomo, Sounds, 13 November 1976
"It's true" says reader Giovanni Dadomo of Kings Cross, "I was an old fart until I discovered Roogalator. "Now I'm a young fart!" ...
The Kursaal Flyers: Sarfend, Sarfend, It's A Hell Of A Town…
Report and Interview by Chris Salewicz, New Musical Express, 4 December 1976
The smell of coins and oil and penny arcades; of fish 'n' chips; of salt and wave against pebble and promenade; of wide boys and ...
Eddie & The Hot Rods: Eddie and the Hot Rods/The Pirates: Roundhouse, London
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 11 December 1976
THE HOT RODS are careering through 'Get Out Of Denver' at a speed so close to the velocity of sound itself that the song seems ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Hammersmith Palais, London
Live Review by Barry Cain, Record Mirror, 25 December 1976
THE FEELGOODS DO IT AGAIN ...
Ace: It's An Ace Life In The Low-Key Whacky World Of Los Angeles
Report and Interview by Chris Salewicz, New Musical Express, 15 January 1977
SEVEN OF US leave the Ace ranch in Hidden Valley and go late night cruisin' in drummer Fran Byrne's '69 Pontiac. Fran heads for ex-Chilli ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: The Truth Behind The Break-up…
Report by Mick Farren, New Musical Express, 9 April 1977
AS REPORTED in the news pages Dr. Feelgood have come apart at the seams, with Wilko Johnson going one way and the rest of the ...
Interview by Wayne Robins, Newsday, 24 April 1977
WHAT KIND of record company would use as its motto the phrase "reversing into tomorrow"? Which record company would define its purpose, on its first ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Sneakin' Suspicion (United Artists)
Review by Charles Shaar Murray, New Musical Express, 14 May 1977
Is there a doctor in the house? CHARLES SHAAR MURRAY thinks the FEELGOODS might just need one… ...
Dr. Feelgood: Sneakin' Suspicion (United Artists UAS 30075)
Review by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, 14 May 1977
Epitaph to Wilko ...
Live Review by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 21 May 1977
ONE THING about the Kursaal Flyers...they never do things by halves. ...
Dr. Feelgood: Doctor Feelgood: How's The New Boy Settling In, Chaps?
Report and Interview by Tim Lott, Sounds, 28 May 1977
Jolly well, it seems. It's smiles all round as DOCTOR FEELGOOD introduce new chap John Mayo to keen young cub reporter TIM LOTT (15). ...
Retrospective by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 16 July 1977
In which SOUNDS people bring long-ignored or deleted albums to your attention ...
Profile and Interview by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 10 September 1977
"WE'LL CHALENGE any band in the business to any bar sport they care to name. Darts, Pool, Crib, Table Football, Pinball. You name it. Meal ...
Roogalator, the Yachts: Nashville, London
Live Review by Tim Lott, Record Mirror, 10 September 1977
THIS LEAD singer, John Joe Janies Campbell, looks ridiculous. Not because he's got green pubes or anything, he just moves funny onstage and grins all ...
The Kursaal Flyers: Five Live Kursaals
Review by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 24 September 1977
IT ALL boils down to what you think of the Kursaal Flyers really, doesn't it? Me, I fell in love with them the first time ...
Dr. Feelgood, Wilko Johnson: Wilko Johnson: Wilko Not Buried Yet
Interview by Mick Farren, New Musical Express, 8 October 1977
WITH DOCTOR Feelgood moving into the charts and just embarked on a headlining nationwide tour, one question still hangs around the street corner waiting to ...
Brinsley Schwarz, Ducks Deluxe, Eggs Over Easy: The Glory That Was Pub Rock
Retrospective by Chas de Whalley, Sounds, 26 November 1977
"Before pub rock people used to think the ideal gig was somewhere like Guildford Civic where you could sit cross-legged and watch King Crimson pan ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Be Seeing You
Review by Ira Robbins, Trouser Press, December 1977
FINALLY THE DEBUT of a Wilkoless Feelgoods is upon us. Even more than that, it's the Nick Lowe-produced debut of a Wilkoless Feelgoods. ...
Brinsley Schwarz, Ducks Deluxe, Man, Rockpile: Pub Rock
Overview by Paul Yamada, Terminal Zone, 1978
TO THOSE OF US here in the states, the period of so called 'Pub Rock' in the UK, which lasted at least 6 years, and ...
Eddie & The Hot Rods: Cruising with Eddie & the Hot Rods
Report by Jim Green, Trouser Press, January 1978
THE NEW Eddie and the Hot Rods album cover is black and white. It's got this geezer, lead singer Barrie Masters if you must know, ...
Roogalator: Play It By Ear (Do It)
Review by Ian Birch, Melody Maker, 25 February 1978
A JINX HAS to hang over Roogalator, despite their having one of the great names. ...
Ian Dury & the Blockheads: Dingwalls, London
Live Review by Tony Stewart, New Musical Express, 4 March 1978
Mighty Dury, due to be mightier ...
Graham Parker: The On-Going Story Of Little Men In Glasses
Interview by Tony Stewart, New Musical Express, 22 April 1978
Graham Parker, in this instance — who reflects on the vagaries of the rock power struggle while socking it to 'em in Ireland. When you're ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Private Practice
Review by Peter Silverton, Sounds, 16 September 1978
The Worthington White Shield of Rock ...
Chas And Dave: What We Want Is Rockney
Profile and Interview by Cliff White, New Musical Express, 23 September 1978
...an ethnic feature which eschews 'plastic fantastic kharzis', refers frequently to 'geezers', and acknowledges virtue by repeated use of the colloquialism 'bleedin' great'. Subject: CHAS ...
Mickey Jupp: Micky Jupp: Juppanese
Review by Max Bell, New Musical Express, 7 October 1978
MICKEY JUPP has always been nearly famous, and even then it's been by default. ...
Kilburn & The High Roads: Wotabunch!
Review by Sandy Robertson, Sounds, 11 November 1978
'ORRIBLE SLEEVE! Revolting stuffed animals and tacky cardboard cut-out Kilburos abound. I fear Stiff are disassociating themselves from Wotabunch!, which is understandable when you consider ...
Chas and Dave: Don't Give A Monkey's (Rockney EMC 3303) ***½
Review by Garry Bushell, Sounds, 18 August 1979
CHAS AND Dave are a public bar on Saturday night chock-full of pissed punters blowing their greengages on rivers of alkyhol while some half-cut old ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: A Case Of The Shakes
Review by Max Bell, New Musical Express, 27 September 1980
YOU HAVE to admit that Dr Feelgood know their own measure – no kowtowing to trend from this lot. Would you believe this record was ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Whisky a Go Go, Los Angeles
Live Review by Don Snowden, Los Angeles Times, 30 December 1980
New Feelgoods know the ropes ...
Dr. Feelgood's Lee Brilleaux (1981)
Interview by Ian Ravendale, Rock's Backpages Audio, 8 February 1981
The Feelgoods' frontman on how the band has developed in the studio, choosing producers, and the respective virtues of Mike Vernon and Richard Gottehrer.
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Ace, Paul Carrack, Nick Lowe, Squeeze: Paul Carrack: "Singin' Like A Boid"
Interview by Fred Schruers, Musician, October 1982
Keyboard specialist for Ace, Roxy and Squeeze, Carrack has brought his muscular, gritty voice and soulful hit tunes out of the shadows and up to ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Pure Essex Voodoo
Retrospective and Interview by Charles Shaar Murray, Q, August 1987
ONE OF THE few remaining saving graces of rock'n'roll is that its most compelling legends do not always belong to those who achieve the greatest ...
Ian Dury, Kilburn & The High Roads: Ian Dury’s High Road
Book Excerpt by Richard Balls, Omnibus Press, 2000
An extract from Sex & Drugs & Rock’n’Roll: The Life of Ian Dury, by Richard Balls, first published by Omnibus Press in 2000. (300pp, currently ...
Book Excerpt by Phil Hardy, Dave Laing, 'Faber Companion to 20th Century Popular Music', 2001
b. 15 April 1944, Cardiff, Wales ...
The 101'ers, The Clash, Joe Strummer: Joe Strummer: The Man Who Would Be King
Retrospective and Interview by Kieron Tyler, MOJO, 2005
The 101'ers were about to hit the big time. But then Joe Strummer found punk. ...
The 101'ers: The 101ers: The Key to Joe's Art
Retrospective and Interview by Terry Staunton, Record Collector, June 2005
Punk pioneers the 101ers gave us Joe Strummer's earliest recordings. The band's drummer Richard Dudanski reminisces with Terry Staunton. ...
Graham Parker & The Rumour: "It's R&B from the future – you just haven't caught up with me yet"
Retrospective and Interview by Hugh Fielder, Record Collector, August 2005
AS GRAHAM PARKER & the Rumour trooped off stage after what turned out to be their last show together at the German Rock TV show ...
Roogalator: Footnote Archives: Roogalator
Retrospective by Dave Thompson, Goldmine, September 2006
IT'S EARLY morning on regional breakfast television, and the morning's entertainment includes a local performer who, with close to 40 years of experience behind him, ...
Retrospective and Interview by Terry Staunton, Record Collector, September 2007
Thirty years after the release of My Aim Is True, Elvis Costello is set to revisit his classic debut. Terry Staunton looks back at the ...
Review by Stuart Maconie, The Word, December 2007
THE '70S BEGAN and ended in turmoil, with strikes, crises, terrorism, class war and new political orthodoxies on the march. ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Oil City Rockers
Retrospective and Interview by Nick Hasted, Uncut, October 2009
A fierce, gritty riposte to early-'7Os excess, Dr Feelgood weren't just trailblazers for punk but, fleetingly, the biggest band in England. With a new Julien ...
Dr. Feelgood: Dr Feelgood: Oil Youyouyouou Be Seeing
Film/DVD/TV Review by Daryl Easlea, Record Collector, February 2010
A New Film, Oil City Confidential, Tells The Dr Feelgood Story. Daryl Easlea Relives His Youth ...
Eddie & The Hot Rods: Eddie and the Hot Rods: Do Anything You Wanna Do – The Best Of
Sleeve notes by Daryl Easlea, Spectrum Records, Fall 2012
A personal recollection by Barrie Masters of Rochford, England, talking on 10th September, 2012,to Daryl Easlea… also of Rochford, England. ...
The Strypes: The Big Beat Reborn!
Interview by Lois Wilson, MOJO, February 2013
You CAN judge a band by looking at their covers! Lois Wilson speaks to The Strypes, Paul Weller and Jeff Beck's favourite new band... ...
Live Review by Nick Hasted, The Independent, 6 May 2015
Even in jazz, sometimes the simplest pleasures are best ...
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