Mary Harron encounters the Ramones at CBGB's (Punk, 1976)
Groucho Marxists: Mary Harron gets to grips with postpunk and the Gang of Four (Melody Maker, 1979)
Mary Harron hears the lost history of the Velvet Underground from Sterling Morrison (NME, 1981)
Robert Sandall grills Eno (Q, 1990)
Robert Sandall gets a contact high from Snoop Doggy Dogg (Q, 1994)
Robert Sandall reports on the trial-by-tabloid of Lily Allen (Sunday Times, 2009)
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AUDIO:
Simon Witter in conversation with the Fall's Mark E. Smith (Rock's Backpages Audio, 1983)
FEATURES & INTERVIEWS:
Keith Altham quizzes Yardbird Keith Relf (NME, 1965)
Harlem shufflers: John Abbey catches up with Bob & Earl (Blues & Soul, 1972)
Ian MacDonald talks dirty to Robert Fripp (NME, 1973)
Jon Tiven meets Hawkwind's Nik Turner (Zoo World, 1973)
David Nathan raps with Margie Joseph (Blues & Soul, 1976)
Harry Doherty has a conflab with David Essex (Melody Maker, 1976)
Gary Pig Gold sees the Beach Boys live, reviews Pacific Ocean Blue and almost interviews Dennis Wilson (The Pig Paper, 1977)
Steven Rosen talks tech with Dave Gilmour (Guitar Player, 1979)
Phil Sutcliffe goes rollerskating with Bow Wow Wow (Sounds, 1980)
Don Snowden on Gil Scott-Heron (Los Angeles Times, 1981)
Paolo Hewitt grabs a chat with Hot Chocolate's Errol Brown (NME, 1984)
Mark Dery meets Leonard Cohen, guitarist (Frets, 1988)
Dave Zimmer talks whammy bars with Steve Vai (BAM, 1990)
Steven P. Wheeler quizzes Warren Zevon (Happening, 1990)
Mark Cooper talks God and country with Lyle Lovett (Daily Telegraph, 1992)
Lloyd Bradley meets the amiable, if terminally unhip, Kenny G (Q, 1993)
Steve Roeser takes a long look back with Kim Fowley (Goldmine, 1993)
Nick Coleman takes tea with Robert Wyatt and Annie Whitehead (The Independent, 2000)
Rob Hughes looks back at the Byrds' classic The Notorious Byrd Brothers (Uncut, 2001)
Graham Reid visits the Home of the Blues: Clarksdale, Mississippi (Random House, 2005)
ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS:
Mike Jahn catches Richie Havens at the Fillmore East (New York Times, 1968)
Party on dudes! Jaan Uhelszki frugs to the J. Geils Band's Ladies Invited (Creem, 1974)
Gene Sculatti lauds ABBA's Waterloo (Zoo World, 1974)
A star is born: Barbara Charone is stunned by Emmylou Harris live at the Brighton Dome (Sounds, 1976)
Ian Penman inspects Frank Zappa's Studio Tan (NME, 1978)
Richard Riegel is well impressed by the Jim Carroll Band's Catholic Boy (Creem, 1981)
Barney Hoskyns is deeply unconvinced by the Jam, live (NME, 1982)
Gavin Martin enjoys George Clinton's You Shouldn't Nuf Bit Fish (NME, 1984)
Mat Snow pretty much writes-off Madonna's Bedtime Stories (Q, 1994)
Richard Cook sees the founder members of Can get together, seperately, in Berlin (Mojo, 1999)
