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15.4.26
THE WHO: Playhouse Theatre 1967
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Still unable to resist the allure of a Who LP I hadn’t seen before, I gave in to temptation the other week and parted with £15 at a record f...
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7.4.26
DEAR BOY: THE LIFE OF KEITH MOON
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EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT HOW THE BOOK CAME ABOUT Of all the many hundreds of books I commissioned and edited for Omnibus Pr...
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31.3.26
KEITH ALTHAM - PR TO THE STARS
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The music writer and PR Keith Altham, whose death aged 84 was announced yesterday, was a fixture in my life for over 50 years. He’d seen it ...
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24.3.26
PUNK AT 50
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Dear Mojo Editor PUNK AT 50 – HOW IT CHANGED EVERYTHING screams the strap line on the cover of last issue of Mojo , with Johnny Rotten, eyes...
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21.3.26
EPiC: Elvis Presley In Concert
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Baz Luhrmann caught the Elvis bug while directing his 2022 blockbuster biopic that starred Austin Butler as the star and Tom Hanks as Col To...
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4.3.26
SLADE & STEELY DAN – AN UNLIKELY PAIRING
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For reasons that continue to baffle their fans, Slade and America were uneasy bedfellows during the period when they achieved their greatest...
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23.2.26
DONNA SUMMER
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A four act show always runs the risk of dragging, even when the organisation is as meticulous as it was last Saturday at New York ’ s Radio ...
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12.2.26
ELVIS: ALOHA FROM HAWAII
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Earlier this week I watched Elvis: Aloha From Hawaii , a live concert augmented with additional songs, on Sky Arts. It’s been around for yea...
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3.2.26
JOHN & PAUL: A Love Story In Songs by Ian Leslie
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I can recall with unusual clarity the first time I ever heard The Beatles. It was the second Sunday in January, 1963, and I was 15 and alrea...
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22.1.26
RINGO – A Fab Life by Tom Doyle
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Pity the poor drummers, left high and dry when the band no longer needs them, even one as famous as Ringo Starr. Singers and guitarists are ...
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