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Peter Jackson
How Peter Jackson’s new version of ‘Let It Be’ will shatter your view of The Beatles
NME - Mark Beaumont
The Lord Of The Rings director is set to release his own version of the classic Beatles film, documenting studio days Paul McCartney has described as …
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The Specials: Encore review – a chequered mix of great and so-so
The Guardian - Alexis Petridis
An interesting question hangs over the first album by the Specials since their reunion in 2008: is it actually an album by the Specials? Singer Neville Staple and guitarist Roddy Byers have left, and John
Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson's family denounces documentary as 'public lynching'
The Guardian - Associated Press in Los Angeles
Michael Jackson’s family members said on Monday they are “furious” that two men who accuse him of sexually abusing them as boys have received renewed attention because of a new documentary about them.
Leeds
REVIEW: Snow Patrol deliver knockout blow on their return
yorkshirepost.co.uk
LONG before Gary Lightbody dedicates his famous hit Chasing Cars to Leeds’ world champion boxer Josh Warrington, he already has the First Direct …
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The making of Bob Marley & The Wailers’ Exodus
uncut.co.uk - Sam Richards
"It was musically almost perfect" In the latest issue of Uncut – in shops now or available to buy online by clicking here – we look back at the making …
Music (UK)
Rudimental: Toast to Our Differences review – built-by-committee dance pop euphoria
The Guardian - Ben Beaumont-Thomas
(Asylum Records) Some songs are written. Others are built. Rudimental, the Hackney pop-dance quartet who have become one of the country’s biggest groups, cleave to the latter approach. There’s nothing
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‎TheRightSide! on the App Store
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Screenshots Description The home of funk and soul. Music streams, promo, events, interviews, links, playlists and more! 'It's What's In The Groove That …
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Netflix's Black Mirror: Bandersnatch - The First Time Through Is Good, The Second Is Insane
Forbes - Paul Tassi
My head is currently spinning as I try to write this after consuming about three hours of Netflix’s new experimental Black Mirror: Bandersnatch project. Rather than the show coming back with new, trippy
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On Charles Bradley: Sweaty Hugs And Screams 'From The Center Of The Earth'
NPR - Noah Caldwell
Charles Bradley was a late bloomer. After years of working odd jobs and performing as a James Brown impersonator, in 2011, at the age of 62, Bradley released his debut album, No Time for Dreaming. The
Eddie's Song of the Day Featuring Otis Redding
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Sad day in music history. On this day in 1967, a plane carrying soul great Otis Redding and his band the Bar-Kays went down in a lake in …
Archive dive: How Soul Train, the show that put black music on TVs across America, got its start in Chicago
chicagoreader.com - by Brianna Wellen
click to enlarge The Reader's archive is vast and varied, going back to 1971. Every week in Archive Dive, we'll dig through and bring up some …
Peckham Soul NYE 2018
residentadvisor.net - Resident Advisor
Line-up / DJ Craig Jamieson and special guests We're welcoming the future by celebrating the past! Crate-digger extraordinaire and Peckham Soul’s very …
reDiscover William Bell’s Resounding Classic, ‘The Soul Of A Bell’
udiscovermusic.com - Charles Waring
Released by Stax Records in December 1967, The Soul Of A Bell was the debut LP from noted Memphis singer-songwriter William Bell, who began his …
Marvin Gaye Masters Soul And Pop With ‘How Sweet It Is’
udiscovermusic.com - Paul Sexton
For the first couple of years of the chart career of Marvin Gaye, he had two audiences that didn’t often meet. By late 1964, his soul fans had made …
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Jackie Wilson’s Last R&B Top Tenner
udiscovermusic.com - Paul Sexton
The career of the immeasurably infuential Jackie Wilson approached a crossroads on 12 December 1970. The brilliant performer and distinguished vocal …
Johnnie Taylor’s Soulful Stax Sequence
udiscovermusic.com - Paul Sexton
Johnnie Taylor was on a roll at Stax Records in the late 1960s. In 1968, ‘Who’s Making Love’ had gone to the top of the US R&B chart, hit the pop top …
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The inside story of Prince’s album, Piano & A Microphone 1983
uncut.co.uk - Graeme Thomson
Eyewitnesses explain all... For this week’s archive feature, here’s part of our Prince cover story from August 2018 – this time digging deep into his …
Aretha Franklin Concert Film ‘Amazing Grace’ Set For US Theatrical Release In Early 2019
udiscovermusic.com - Tim Peacock
The long-shelved Aretha Franklin concert film Amazing Grace is set to receive a nationwide North American release in early 2019, according to reports …
Van Morrison: The Prophet Speaks review – the creativity keeps coming
The Guardian - Phil Mongredien
Releasing four albums of new material in just 15 months would suggest a noteworthy burst of creativity for any artist. For a 73-year-old, it seems even more remarkable, particularly since Van Morrison’s
Grammy Nominations Give Significant Attention to Hip-Hop
Forbes - Jason Bisnoff
The 61st Grammy Award nominations were announced yesterday morning and the recording academy showed in those nominations that hip-hop was the dominant musical form of 2019. In the general field, more half
The First Sensitive Punk: Remembering Buzzcocks’ Pete Shelley
Pitchfork - by Simon Reynolds
The first and only time I saw Buzzcocks play live was in 2012, at the Incubate festival in the Netherlands. They seemed an incongruous choice for a festival otherwise dedicated to experimentalism and cutting-edge
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