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This month…
“IT WAS FUCKED UP, I HAD NO TEETH…”
Welcome back, EVAN DANDO, cleaner, fitter and happier! As he prepares to release the first LEMONHEADS album for 19 years, we hear tales of recovery and redemption, featuring cameos from Keith Richards, Noel Gallagher and Graham Nash, and learn exactly what he thinks of the upcoming memoir that bears his name. “If you want to talk rock’n’roll, I’m your man,” he tells Tom Pinnock. “I’ve read all the books, I’ve heard all the stories…”
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This month…
HEART OF GOLD
Recording Find El Dorado, a new album of cover versions, has been a revelatory experience for PAUL WELLER. Assembling a connoisseur’s collection of songs including those by The Bee Gees, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Lal & Mike Waterson, Richie Havens and Ray Davies has sent Weller off on an unexpected reverie, triggering memories of The Jam’s early days, his totemic father and manager John, fallen bandmate Rick Buckler and, of course, that time with Ronnie’s pet lion… But there are more urgent, contemporary issues to address, too, including recent record shop swag, movie acting, King Charles’ coronation, the travails of Kneecap, the revived Sex Pistols and Frank Carter, and what’s next for music’s hardest-working legend. “What can I tell you?” he shrugs to Pete Paphides. “It’s how I work and it’s how I relax.”
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This month…
TIME HAS TOLD ME
A trove of unreleased music shines revelatory new light onNICK DRAKE’s acclaimed debut, Five Leaves Left, mapping the album’s genesis via outtakes, alternate versions and rediscovered recordings. Crucially, these also allow us to hear from the shy, elusive songwriter himself, as he explains the ideas behind his remarkable music from a distance of over 50 years. In the company of Drake’s closest collaborators, Nick Hasted pieces together the true story behind one of the most mythologised albums of all time. As one confidant confirms, “No-one’s ever been that close to these tapes…”
AtoZ
This month…
“IT WAS FUCKED UP, I HAD NO TEETH…”
Welcome back, EVAN DANDO, cleaner, fitter and happier! As he prepares to release the first LEMONHEADS album for 19 years, we hear tales of recovery and redemption, featuring cameos from Keith Richards, Noel Gallagher and Graham Nash, and learn exactly what he thinks of the upcoming memoir that bears his name. “If you want to talk rock’n’roll, I’m your man,” he tells Tom Pinnock. “I’ve read all the books, I’ve heard all the stories…”
AtoZ
This month…
HEART OF GOLD
Recording Find El Dorado, a new album of cover versions, has been a revelatory experience for PAUL WELLER. Assembling a connoisseur’s collection of songs including those by The Bee Gees, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Lal & Mike Waterson, Richie Havens and Ray Davies has sent Weller off on an unexpected reverie, triggering memories of The Jam’s early days, his totemic father and manager John, fallen bandmate Rick Buckler and, of course, that time with Ronnie’s pet lion… But there are more urgent, contemporary issues to address, too, including recent record shop swag, movie acting, King Charles’ coronation, the travails of Kneecap, the revived Sex Pistols and Frank Carter, and what’s next for music’s hardest-working legend. “What can I tell you?” he shrugs to Pete Paphides. “It’s how I work and it’s how I relax.”
A to Z
This month…
TIME HAS TOLD ME
A trove of unreleased music shines revelatory new light onNICK DRAKE’s acclaimed debut, Five Leaves Left, mapping the album’s genesis via outtakes, alternate versions and rediscovered recordings. Crucially, these also allow us to hear from the shy, elusive songwriter himself, as he explains the ideas behind his remarkable music from a distance of over 50 years. In the company of Drake’s closest collaborators, Nick Hasted pieces together the true story behind one of the most mythologised albums of all time. As one confidant confirms, “No-one’s ever been that close to these tapes…”