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Some recent articles
Letter to a Buddie: Joe Medwick (1963)
Soulful singer Joe Medwick coulda been a contender but somewhere along the way he lost many of the songs he wrote for the likes of Bobby Bland, and... more >>
CHARLES MINGUS: Genius captured in the late Fifties
Charles Mingus was one of jazz's greatest geniuses and remains among the most misunderstood. Irascible and demanding, his personality and roguish... more >>
Hotel Headhunter in Sarawak: Up-river in remote Borneo Malaysia
In these minutes before you realise how foolish you are being, you could imagine yourself as Martin Sheen going up-river to seek out the mad... more >>
LOU REED'S BETWEEN THOUGHT AND EXPRESSION: Boxed for you in '92
Blame Dylan for box sets. It was his Biograph in November ’85 (16 unreleased tracks among the 53 spread across five albums, later three CDs)... more >>
CHARLES MINGUS, PITHECANTHROPUS ERECTUS IN 1956: Man standing up tall
By the time Charles Mingus died in 1979 at 56, most of the obituaries had already been prepared. Mingus, suffering the increasingly debilitating... more >>
JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON;THE MAKING OF A MASTERPIECE by MICHEAL STREISSGUTH
A hip comedy club, New York, late 1980s. The stand-up delivers a one-liner which has the smart set baying: "Does anyone know why Johnny Cash... more >>
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Johnny Guitar Watson: Funk Beyond the Call of Duty (1977)
By the time Johnny Guitar Watson made the album of which this was the title track, he was 42, had been on about 15 different labels and had really... more >>
Jon Langford and Skull Orchard: Old Devils (Bloodshot/Southbound)
Langford was in the UK punk-era Mekons way back but has in more recent times embraced a kind of folk-punk Americana and played with the likes of... more >>
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