Music
Here’s a classic example of country music’s breakaway Bakersfield Sound by Buck Rogers from 1965. (more…)
Buzzcocks began 1977 with the release of their landmark Spiral Scratch EP – opening the door for a wave of indie punk labels. (more…)
Hank Locklin was a huge country star, notching numerous hits with countless smooth songs showcasing his sweet and warm tenor and romantic sentiments. This old-timey number is an exception.
The night I saw the legendary bass man from the legendary MC5 – and he didn’t play their legendary song, Kick Out The Jams. (more…)
Johnny Horton walked the line between country music and rockabilly but had his biggest success with a pair of folk-flavoured “saga songs” before dying an early death in a car crash in 1960. (more…)
Richard Hell & The Voidoids – (I Can Live With You In) Another World
15th January 2022 · 1970s, 1976, Music, PunkRichard Hell’s debut single is one of the first examples of New York punk. It also defines the sound of what would later become known as post-punk… even though, strictly speaking, it’s more pre-punk. (more…)
Television produced one of the foundation stones of punk with their debut single Little Johnny Jewel, released in 1976. (more…)
Raymond Hill was the sax man who got a shout-out from Ike Turner for his solo on Rocket 88 – and the man who fathered Tina Turner’s first child. (more…)
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017) – film review
12th January 2022 · 2010s, 2017, Film, BooksForget the fabricated controversy: everything about Martin McDonagh’s film is amazing – especially Frances McDormand. (more…)
It’s the beginning of 1977 and punk is going overground. The Stranglers start the year with a bang, releasing their debut single Grip / London Lady. (more…)
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