(Parlophone)Pete Doherty is famously a fan of the traditional British sitcom: he has referenced The Likely Lads, taken the stage to Steptoe and Son's theme tune and this, his debut solo album, concludes with a song named after Lady Don't Fall Backwards, the unfinished whodunnit that drove the Lad Himself to distraction in Hancock's Half Hour. So perhaps it's fitting that Doherty's own career now bears a resemblance to the most traditional British sitcom: Last of the Summer Wine. Given the climat...
Guardian Music — (Parlophone)Pete Doherty is famously a fan of the traditional British sitcom: he has referenced The Likely Lads, taken the stage to Steptoe and Son's theme tune and this,... more info
Guardian Music — Mike Atkinson on the rise and fall of Selectadisc, a much-loved institution in Nottingham since 1966Every city deserves a great record shop: as hang-out for the cognoscen... more info