Johnny Sharp
Johnny (who wrote mostly as Johnny Cigarettes) made his name writing under a childhood nickname (he was the tallest in class and got sent to the local shop on illicit tobacco runs because he passed for 16) for NME from 1992 to 2000, before moving on to contribute to Vox, Loaded, Q, Mojo and The Guardian among others, as he still does today, while also editing and writing for various sports magazines and programmes. He is the author of the cryptically-titled highbrow 2009 tome Crap Lyrics and his works can be gazed upon at www.johnnysharp.net.
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Arctic Monkeys: Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not...
Review by Johnny Sharp, MOJO, March 2006
AS BANDS WITH Number 1 singles go, there's something marvellously raw and untutored about Arctic Monkeys. ...
Review by Johnny Sharp, MOJO, January 2006
SOME PUBLIC figures make reality TV shows about their turbulent tabloid lives. Here, Pete Doherty and his band have made Being Pete Doherty — The ...
Review by Johnny Sharp, MOJO, January 2013
The first lady of noughties soul gets risky. ...
Ray Parker Jr.: Who you gonna call? 118 118
Comment by Johnny Sharp, The Guardian, 4 April 2009
Ray Parker Jr is the latest ad/pop crossover. Johnny Sharp wants more ...
Interview by Johnny Sharp, MOJO, January 2013
London soundscaper marries archive audio clips with stirring electronic rock scores. ...
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