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When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised Stevie Wonder is just one big name captured in the July 2021 documentary, Summer of Soul. January 28th,
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When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised Stevie Wonder is just one big name captured in the July 2021 documentary, Summer of Soul. January 28th,
The Partridge Playlist Archive Talking about his Monkees fandom online, Andy Partridge (pictured here in Rolling Stone) explains the XTC connection with at least one
THE BOB & ROB SHOW Australia first got to know about Rob Grosser in 1979 when he joined a couple of fellow Adelaide musicians, guitarist
Collecting Go-Set Go-Set, Australia’s biggest music magazine of the Sixties and Seventies, was mostly left behind in recycling bins and in skips, as its young
Surviving COVID-19 and returning to his cult following online diary, Wreckless Eric has more to say in 2021. In fact, it’s hard to think about
Madness Get Up! Fresh from lifting pantry items (instead of lifting weights) during London’s long COVID-19 winter – Suggs has a new Madness music quiz
Stop Me If You Think You’ve Heard This One Before was released on 28th September 1987 as a song on the final album from The Smiths, Strangeways Here We Come. Released after the band had broken up, it reached 2 in the British album chart.
Merritt and the Meteors Go-Set Archives, August 1968: Main image of Wendy Saddington/Max Merritt He might have been born in Christchurch, New Zealander 80 years
Phil Emmanuel – The Final Legacy Live in concert was always the best way to experience the extraordinary, nay magical artistry – he wasn’t called
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