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Ray and Dave Davies on the Everly Brothers: “A spark of life that stays in the grooves”

With the death of Don Everly, time has finally been called on The Everly Brothers. We reflect on the pioneering music made by Don and his brother Phil, while Ray and Dave Davies recall the impact the Everlys had on a generation of musicians.

Kacey Musgraves on writing new album Star-crossed: “You aren’t owed a visit by the muse. She can visit or not visit”

By confronting Nashville conservatism, she became the outspoken queen of “galactic country” – but how will magic mushrooms and a rose-strewn bed that resembles “some Brian Wilson shit” help Kacey Musgraves sort out her next “Big Bang explosion of ideas”?

Steve Gunn – Other You

A beguiling and mercurial folk-rock gem

Yola – Stand For Myself

Pop, soul, outrage and joy…

Inside the nocturnal sessions for Leon Bridges’ Gold-Diggers Sound: “It’s hard to unlock a sexy vibe at 11am”

Blending ‘retro’ R&B with lo-fi garage grit, Leon Bridges became a Grammy-winning Texan success story. Back home in Fort Worth, he tells us of the nocturnal LA sessions that birthed his third album Gold-Diggers Sound

Shelby J on Prince’s Welcome 2 America: “He knew this album needed to wait. He knew we’d need it later”

Shelby Johnson takes us behind the scenes of Prince's 'lost' 2010 album, which will finally see the light of day on July 30

Faye Webster – I Know I’m Funny haha

Atlanta wunderkind’s lonely, lonesome triumph

Farmer Dave & The Wizards Of The West – Farmer Dave & The Wizards Of The West

Veteran sideman takes a rare turn at the mic

When Stevie Wonder toured with The Rolling Stones: “The building was actually vibrating”

The momentous musical summit remembered in the latest Uncut

Kacy & Clayton and Marlon Williams – Plastic Bouquet

A timeless cross-hemisphere collaboration by two Canadians and a Kiwi
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