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Some recent articles
Kuching in Borneo Malaysia: Big city, small town
“This is my kind of Malaysia,” says Bob from laidback California as we enjoy Tiger Beer at the James Brooke Bar and Bistro... more >>
JIMI HENDRIX AND ALAN DOUGLAS: The fireball and the keeper of the flame
The name Alan Douglas raises mixed feelings among Jimi Hendrix fans. By a series of canny and right-place, right-time manoeuvres after the death... more >>
Memory Tapes: Seek Magic (Inertia)
This hazy and sometimes hypnotic album is the project of Dayve Hawk out of New Jersey who also works under a number of other names. Memory Tapes... more >>
Jimi Hendrix: Valleys of Neptune (Sony)
The old joke -- usually applied to the death of Elvis -- is “good career move”. Death sells, just ask -- if you could -- Elvis,... more >>
THELONIOUS MONK; THE LIFE AND TIMES OF AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL by ROBIN D.G. KELLEY
In late November 1963, a 5000 word profile of Thelonious Monk was scheduled to appear in Time magazine. Monk was to be the cover.
An... more >>
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Kath Bloom: Thin Thin Line (Caldo Verde)
Although this wobbly-voiced American folkie has been around since the late Seventies I confess I have never heard/heard of her. On a first... more >>
LA MONTE YOUNG: The master of minimalism, and more
When John Cale went to New York from Wales in the early 60s it wasn’t with the intention of meeting up with Lou Reed to form the Velvet... more >>
GANG OF FOUR, A 100 FLOWERS BLOOM: Would you like politics with that?
The ideas and ideologies which came in the late 70s with punk, new wave and anarcho-pop threw up some extraordinary bands, not the least of which... more >>
..and a random photo
On the wall at Temple Church in London, home base for the Knights Templar.
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