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29.10.25
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, London Palladium, October 27, 2025.
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‘Long Black Veil’ is an American folk ballad that dates from 1959, written by Marijohn Wilkin and Danny Dill, that tells the sad story of a ...
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22.10.25
CAT ON THE ROAD TO FINDOUT by Yusuf/Cat Stevens – Part 2
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The life of Cat Stevens was forever changed in the autumn of 1975 when, by his reckoning, he was saved from drowning by the Almighty. Swimmi...
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9.10.25
CAT ON THE ROAD TO FINDOUT: THE OFFICIAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Yusuf/Cat Stevens – Part 1
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Just Backdated is off on his holidays, taking with him Cat/Yusuf’s autobiography which will be read by the pool alongside the house of frien...
23.9.25
FLOPS ON 45: The Ones That Got Away 1965-1979 by Richard Lysons
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This is the book that no established rock or pop star will want in their Christmas stocking. With very few exceptions, everyone who has enjo...
14.9.25
PINK FLOYD – SHINE ON: The Definitive Oral History by Mark Blake
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“If you’re in a room, as I was at Live 8, with David, Nick, Rick and Roger Waters, nobody speaks,” says Polly Samson, wife of David Gilmour ...
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8.9.25
THE COLONEL AND THE KING by Peter Guralnick
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Every great story needs a great villain, and in The Elvis Presley Story the villain has always been Colonel Tom Parker, his manager. Just lo...
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24.8.25
THE WHO: Live At The Oval
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September 18, 1971, a Saturday, was a lovely autumn day, perfect in every way. At lunchtime in Kennington, just south of the River Thames, t...
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18.8.25
THE EVERLY BROTHERS, June 1970
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Continuing in Everly Brothers mode, it just so happens that in the third week of June, 1970, my first week as a staff writer on Melody Maker...
15.8.25
BLOOD HARMONY: The Everly Brothers Story by Barry Mazor
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A picture speaks a thousand words. They are not smiling. Phil, on the left, looks apprehensive, his eyes focused on something in the distanc...
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23.7.25
OZZY OSBOURNE (1948-2025)
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Like Alice Cooper and, to a lesser extent, Elton John, there was something slightly preposterous about the Ozzy Osbourne that I encountered ...
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