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Celebrating 40 years – and counting – of Bristol’s singular poetic rock
IT’S more than 50 years since Stuart “Woody” Wood joined the chart-topping band the Bay City Rollers. Since then, it has brought him fame, fortune and fans all over the world. But for Woody, it’s alwa
I WAS PERHAPS about nine or ten years old and we had spent the day at Frensham Pond in Surrey with our neighbours, my father’s Vauxhall 14 following our neighbour’s Standard Vanguard (in two-tone blue
→ The Beatles’ story has been told, retold, remixed and reimagined for every generation that came after them. Decades since their break-up, they remain a living presence in our cultural imagination, n
It’s a joy watching our favourite singers or actors, but though we might admire them and enjoy the happiness they bring, do we ever give a thought as to how precarious the world of entertainment actua
How many musicians does it take to recreate ...
→ Last Sunday I did a talk at the Anteros Arts Foundation, an art gallery and charity in Norwich. It was a fundraiser for Anteros, as I have had a studio there and love what they do. The story I offer