Jonathan Morrish
After graduating from Kent University in 1973, Jonathan's first piece was published in Let It Rock in January 1974 at the time that the magazine’s Rock Writer’s Co-Operative was being established. He wrote for them and other magazines including ZigZag, Trouser Press, Sounds, Music Week amongst others and the London Magazine. He became the house writer for CBS Records (now Sony Music) in 1975 and the following year where he worked with a whole range of the company’s artists including amongst many, Michael Jackson, Wham!/George Michael, Sade, Meatloaf, ABBA, the Beach Boys, Billy Joel, Philip Glass, Howard Blake OBE and many others. Jonathan currently consults for PPL and PRS for Music.
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List of articles in the library
Review by Jonathan Morrish, Let It Rock, May 1974
ALTHOUGH NOT many people had heard of the Doobie Brothers before they came here in early February, they still received what was very much superstar ...
John Martyn: A Refusal to Sell Out
Report and Interview by Jonathan Morrish, Let It Rock, March 1975
EVEN THOUGH John Martyn has been around for some time now, there's still a boyishness in his laughter and a distinct lack of Rock-Star-Cool in ...
Jim Capaldi, Dave Mason, Traffic, Steve Winwood: Traffic
Retrospective and Interview by Jonathan Morrish, Trouser Press, January 1978
By Way of Introduction ...
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