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Tobi Legend stamped her mark on music history when her obscure demo recording Time Will Pass You By became a Northern Soul anthem.
Brandon Flowers of The Killers previews his new solo country album, recorded in Nashville with a stellar cast of studio veterans.
Slade were one of my first favourite bands, along with T. Rex and The Sweet. This came from their album Slade Alive!
The Godfather of Soul’s backing band came up with the ultimate party tune Cross The Track (We Better Go Back) in 1975 – and never looked back.
Teenage reggae trio 15-16-17 recorded this lovers rock reggae version of a song penned by the Gibb brothers and featuring Dennis Brown and Dennis Bovell.
This is everything I like in electronica: a sinister undercurrent, a throbbing pulse, a driving rhythm, punctuated by modular flares and strange noises.
The Bobby Lees come from Woodstock, so you’d expect their sound to be all peace and love wouldn’t you? Prepare to be plelasantly surprised.
Fred Williams recorded his only single back in 1968 before disappearing from the funk and soul universe for ever. But what a single!
Stiv Bators, the Dead Boys singer, was probably the nearest thing American punk had to Johnny Rotten.
This must rank as one of the unlikeliest musical collaborations ever – soul brother Jermaine Jackson and jerky New Wave weirdoes Devo.