I have twice contributed to bassplayer magazine, on both occasions eulogising the unique skills of John Entwistle, and this irregular invol...

“The music world is full of arseholes – absolute arrogant, self-serving dickheads who imagine it all revolves around them,” writes Richard T...

  Any Just Backdated readers who subscribe to Rock’s Back Pages, the online music press library, will find among this week’s new features my...

The photograph on the front cover says it all – a jovial looking, round-faced gent with a double chin whose shirt is stretched rather too ti...

Time was when Genesis Publications, the Guildford-based company founded by George Harrison’s friend Brian Roylance, had the monopoly on expe...

Unwelcome, misunderstood and barely tolerated by the hierarchy at the BBC, Radio 1 was for many years the Corporation’s unloved bastard chil...

Eight days after I first saw The Who in person on August 9, 1969, at the Plumpton Racecourse near Lewis in East Sussex, they appeared at Woo...

Two days before my friend Johnny Rogan passed on January 21 this year I received an email from him drawing my attention to an article by Nia...

To mark Bob Dylan’s 80th birthday, here’s my on-the-spot report of his two Rolling Thunder concerts at Springfield, Massachusetts, from Nove...