Guardian Music — So often it is music that carries the workers through, to a time when they will be released, retired, flung out by the factory whistleIn that brief burst of summer at the end of April, I took a bus through the City of London, past Bishopsgate, Thread... more info

Guardian Music — The Pretty Things seemed determined to avoid success at all costs. But they did one thing most of their 60s peers couldn't: break away from R&B to make a psychedelic masterpieceIn 1969, the Pretty Things performed their recently released album SF Sor... more info

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Totally Fuzzy — FourSteps said... The moral of Roy Buchanan's story seems to be that if you want to be a performer, you must be willing to be a celebrity. By the late Sixties, he was an underground success and it is rumored that the Rolling Stones wanted him to join... more info

ContactMusic — SIR MICK JAGGER has rejected the suggestion drugs had a negative impact on the ROLLING STONES, insisting the band wrote some of their biggest hits while under... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Mick Jagger has criticised Oasis for not always connecting with their audience at gigs.The Rolling Stones legend - famous for his enthusiastic dancing when on stage - told the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Absolute Radio he felt Oasis were kn... more info

ContactMusic — Sir Mick Jagger insists the Rolling Stones were still able to make music despite taking drugs.The frontman admits there was a "party atmosphere" surrounding... more info

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Here Comes The Flood — The V&A Victoria Albert Museum in London is showing vintage photos of Harry Goodwin at an exhibition called My Generation: The Glory Years of British Rock. Alwyn Turner has put together a book with 250 duotone images which is sold through the V&A ... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Fifteen years ago this summer, two of Britain’s most popular bands engaged in a battle to capture the hearts and the critical plaudits of the nation. Blur and Oasis decided to go head-to-head by releasing their latest singles, “Country H... more info