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When the sun comes out, as it finally has (and not before bloody time), there is little I would rather listen to than some desert blues from Mali. (more…)
I don’t think I’ve ever anticipated an album as eagerly as I awaited the first Clash album. (more…)
Cock Sparrer might not have been “authentic” punks – they had been playing in East End pubs since the early 1970s – but they brought genuine working-class authenticity to the scene. (more…)
Delving deep into my collection of punk singles, I find the double-A-side Freeze / Man Of The Year – the only release by The Models. (more…)
Another ubiquitous band in those early days of punk was The Cortinas, flying the flag for Bristol. (more…)
Joni Mitchell – Shadows & Light (Live 1979)
15th April 2022 · 1970s, 1979, Jazz, Music, Singer-songwriterJoni Mitchell at the peak of her powers with a crack team of jazz musicians, performing live on her Mingus tour in California in 1979. (more…)
Another of the one-flop wonders of punk, Chelsea are more notable as being the group who became the much more successful Generation X. (more…)
More of a footnote in punk history than a key moment, this was the title track of what can validly claim to be the first self-released punk album.
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I have this record in my singles collection but I never played it much – and I have to admit I didn’t appreciate its significance as the first queer punk single. (more…)
I’m properly sad to hear that Chris Bailey has died. The Saints were a huge part of my youth. (more…)
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