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- JOSH RICHARDSON OF FLAVOR CRYSTALS INTERVIEWED (2013): And the dream goes on
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- Steve Earle: Copperhead Road (1988)
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- Timothy Leary: You Can Be Anyone This Time Around (1970)
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- Eden Kane: Boys Cry (1964)
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- Steve and Eydie: Black Hole Sun (1997)
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- GUEST WRITER AND PHOTOGRAPHER JONATHAN GANLEY on Nick Cave and the Birthday Party at Mainstreet, 1983
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- GUEST WRITER SARAH JANE ROWLAND explores a Hollywood treatment of mental illness
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- Michael Formanek: Small Places (ECM/Ode)
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- ALBARE INTERVIEWED (2013): Has career, will travel
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- MARZETTE WATTS PROFILED (2013): Everywhere I hear the sound of . . .
- Paul Van Ross: The Buck Stops Here (IA/Rattle)
- PHAROAH SANDERS; IN THE BEGINNING (2013): The call of the free
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- Crayford, Sellers, Dyne: Our Own Sweet Way (ia/Rattle)
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- DAVE LISIK INTERVIEWED (2012): The mothership takes flight
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- PALLE MIKKELBORG PROFILED (2013): Another man with a horn
- STEPHAN MICUS PROFILED (2013): Music of the spheres and beyond
- Nik Bartsch's Ronin: Live (ECM/Ode)
- DAVE BRUBECK (1920-2012): Standing the test of Time
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- Hugh Laurie: Didn't It Rain (Warners)
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- Billy TK Jnr and the Groove Shakers: Blues Benediction (Southbound)
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- Luther Allison: Songs From the Road (Ruf/Yellow Eye)
- Michael Bloomfield: Blues at the Fillmore 1968-69 (Raven/EMI)
- Otis Taylor: Otis Taylor's Contra Band (Telarc)
- BIG DADDY WILSON INTERVIEWED (2012): Blues sprechen here
- Louisiana Red and Little Victor's Juke Joint: Memphis Mojo (Ruf/Yellow Eye)
- CHAMPION JACK DUPREE REMEMBERED: Seconds out of the ring . . .
- Savoy Brown: Voodoo Moon (Ruf/Yellow Eye)
- Omar and the Howlers: Essential Collection (Ruf/Yellow Eye)
- HOWLIN' WOLF IN LONDON, 1970: When worlds collide
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- Debashish Bhattacharya and Friends: Beyond the Ragasphere (Riverboat/Southbound)
- Various Artists: The Rough Guide to Senegal (Rough Guide/Southbund)
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- Custodio Castelo: InVentus (Arc Music)
- Various Artists: Saoco! (Vampi Soul/Southbound)
- TARANAKI WOMAD 2013: Some thoughts from the frontline
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- ELSEWHERE'S FAMOUS WOMAD QUESTIONNAIRE: Nicky Bomba of the Melbourne Ska Orcheatra (Aust)
- Goran Bregovic: Champagne for Gypsies (Cartel!)
- POTTED PROFILE: Allo Alaev of the Alaev Family (Tajikastan/Israel)
- NURU KANE PROFILED (2013): A colourful tapestry of sound
- WOMAD ARTIST 2013; ABIGAIL WASHBURN INTERVIEWED: From Middle America to Middle Kingdom
- Various Artists: Womad; The World's Festival (Carte!l)
- WOMAD ARTIST 2013; MARTIN PERNA OF ANTIBALAS INTERVIEWED (USA/Africa)
- Samuel Yirga; Guzo (Real World/Southbound)
- Tim Maia: Nobody Can Live Forever; The Existential Soul of Tim Maia (Luaka Bop)
- WOMAD ARTIST 2013; AMIN ALAEV OF THE ALAEV FAMILY INTERVIEWED (Tajikistan)
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- Reggae
- Newtown Rocksteady: Goin' Steady (Loop)
- Bob Marley and the Wailers/Scientist: In Dub Vol 1 (Universal)
- WOMAD ARTIST 2013; JIMMY CLIFF INTERVIEWED: The outsider
- BOB MARLEY FOR BEGINNERS (201): Bob's business is big business
- HERBS, NEW ZEALAND'S POLITICISED REGGAE REVOLUTION INTO THE HALL OF FAME (2012): Hard tings an' times
- Easy Star All-Stars: Thrillah (Easy Star)
- Dennis Bovell: Mek It Run (Pressure Sounds)
- Lee Perry and the Upsetters: High Plains Drifter (Pressure Sounds)
- Zionhill: Inside of You (Moko)
- Chris Macro: Macro-Dubplates Vol III; Brooklyn vs Kingston (chrismacro.com)
- JAMAICA'S STUDIO ONE AND CLEMENT DODD: The focal point of reggae
- Ziggy Marley: Wild and Free (Tuff Gong)
- Bob Marley and the Wailers: Live Forever (Universal)
- House of Shem: Island Vibration (Isaac)
- SLY DUNBAR INTERVIEWED (2003): Pull up to the drummer, baby
- TOUGHER THAN TOUGH: The 1994 box set of Jamaican music considered
- BOB MARLEY; RASTAMAN VIBRATION RECONSIDERED: The legacy is music and the message
- BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH INTERVIEWED (2000): The people's poet laureate
- The Heptones: Sweet Talking (Studio One)
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- Film
- THIS BAND IS SO GORGEOUS a doco by DUNSTAN BRUCE
- FOREVER a doco by HEDDY HONIGMANN
- INSIDE OUT IN THE OPEN, a doco by ALAN ROTH (ESP-Disk DVD)
- CROWDED HOUSE; LIVE FROM THE ARTISTS DEN (download)
- THE ROLLING STONES; CROSSFIRE HURRICANE a doco by BRETT MORGEN (Shock DVD)
- CHARLIE IS MY DARLING, a doco by PETER WHITEHEAD (Abkco DVD)
- MARLEY, a doco by KEVIN MacDONALD: Mystic vibration still blowing
- VINCENT VAN GOGH; PAINTED WITH WORDS, a film by ANDREW HUTTON
- PRODUCED BY GEORGE MARTIN, a doco by FRANCIS HANLY
- TOY LOVE: PULL DOWN THE SHADES (Real Groovy DVD)
- DIANA VREELAND; THE EYE HAS TO TRAVEL, a doco by LISA IMMORDINO VREELAND
- BOB DYLAN AND THE BAND; DOWN IN THE FLOOD (Chrome Dreams/Triton DVD)
- THE UPSETTER; THE LIFE AND MUSIC OF LEE SCRATCH PERRY, a doco by ETHAN HIGBEE and ADAM BHALA LOUGH
- MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR, REVISITED (2012): Another clue for you, the scapegoat was Paul
- THE UNFORGIVEN, a film by JOHN HUSTON (Triton DVD)
- CHRIS MARKER (1921 - 2012): Film maker and photographer; Darkness at the break of noon
- THE RONNIE WOOD SHOW, a chat-radio/film series hosted by Ronnie Wood
- THE BEATLES' YELLOW SUBMARINE RECONSIDERED (2012): Fantasia for the pot generation
- I NEED THAT RECORD! a doco by BRENDAN TOLLER (Gryphon/Southbound DVD)
- ELITE SQUAD; THE ENEMY WITHIN by JOSE PADILHA (Madman DVD)
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- Writing
- WAYNE MACAULEY INTERVIEWED (2013): You want fries with that book?
- NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY by RON RASH
- IN BETWEEN DAYS by ANDREW PORTER
- UNKNOWN PLEASURES; INSIDE JOY DIVISION read by PETER HOOK (8CD set)
- HAP WORKING THE WORLD by HAP CAMERON
- I'M YOUR MAN; THE LIFE OF LEONARD COHEN by SYLVIE SIMMONS
- FARTHER AWAY by JONATHAN FRANZEN
- BANKSY; THE MAN BEHIND THE WALL by WILL ELSWORTH-JONES
- J.R.R. TOLKIEN: The Wagner of Middle Earth
- 1912: THE YEAR THE WORLD DISCOVERED ANTARCTICA by CHRIS TURNEY
- BILLY LYNN'S LONG HALFTIME WALK by BEN FOUNTAIN
- EREWHON CALLING; EXPERIMENTAL SOUND IN NEW ZEALAND edited by BRUCE RUSSELL (Audio Foundation//CMR)
- CATCHING THE SUN by TONY PARSONS
- MUSEUM CURATOR BRIAN GILL INTERVIEWED (2012): Past perfect for the future
- EXIT STRATEGIES: GRANTA 118 edited by JOHN FREEMAN
- THE NZ BOOK by LUNNON, MACKECHNIE, FITZSIMONS and BECKFORD (FitzBeck)
- THE ROLLING STONES; FIFTY YEARS by CHRISTOPHER SANDFORD
- THE BARONESS by HANNAH ROTHSCHILD
- PERLMANN'S SILENCE by PASCAL MERCIER
- THE NEW 1000 PLACES TO SEE BEFORE YOU DIE by PATRICIA SCHULTZ
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- Cultural
- JOHN PULE IN NIUE (2013): The homecoming
- YVES SAINT LAURENT (2013): Our man in Marrakech
- CARAVAGGIO, MAN AND MYSTERY (Arts Channel doco): The cut and thrust of art
- VIKY GARDEN INTERVIEWED (2013): See me, feel me . . .
- CURATOR GAIL BUCKLAND INTERVIEWED (2012): It's not only rock'n'roll
- MONA GALLERY, HOBART: Outsider and irritant art
- HENNING MANKELL'S WALLANDER: A man out of time and place
- AUCKLAND ROCK VENUES (2003): Pull down the shades
- HISTORY IN A HANDBAG: The Museum of Bags and Purses, Amsterdam
- WILD IRON; NEW ZEALAND POETRY ADAPTED TO SONG by LORENZO BUHNE
- THE ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CRITIC (Essay)
- RIGOLETTO REVIEWED (2012): The chill of the familiar
- PHOTOGRAPHER ALFREDO BINI PROFILED (2012): Point and shoot, and be shot at
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