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John Hiatt with The Jerry Douglas Band – Leftover Feelings

Nashville veterans in scintillating form.

Pete Townshend’s Top 10 deep cuts from The Who Sell Out box

“I had this period where I was on a bit of a high"

Esther Rose – How Many Times

New Orleans-based singer-songwriter offers rich, reconciliatory third

Pete Townshend looks back at The Who in 1967: “I don’t think I was angry”

Smashing guitars, hanging out with Small Faces and keeping Keith Moon onside

The Clash in New York: “De Niro took us out clubbing”

The new issue of Uncut explores the band's legendary 1981 residency at Bond's Casino

Diana Jones – Song To A Refugee

Moving song cycle from US singer and folk guitarist

Songhoy Blues – Optimisme

Effervescent, crusading third from Malian quartet

The Pretty Things – Bare As Bone, Bright As Blood

British veterans make an acoustic dash from Dartford to the Delta and beyond

The magic of Skip Spence: “He was like a neon sign”

Remembering the troubled life and brilliant music of the Moby Grape frontman

Kenney Jones on the Faces: “We were unmanageable!”

The drummer recalls good times with Rod, Ronnie, Woody and Mac
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Remarkably, given their long shadows and proximity to one another around Nashville, good friends John Hiatt and Jerry Douglas had never recorded together until now. They chose to mark the occasion in style by commandeering RCA’s fabled Studio B – birthplace of the late-’50s Nashville Sound and...

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