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The Specials on assembling Protest Songs 1924–2012: “All we can do is try and raise awareness. That’s our role”

Taking a stand against the “heavy atmosphere” of the last 18 months, Terry Hall, Horace Panter and Lynval Golding have recorded a set of protest songs by artists as diverse as Frank Zappa, Big Bill Broonzy and Chip Taylor

“People think I’m mad…” An encounter with Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

The godfather of dub has died aged 85

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds on new B-Sides & Rarities compilation: “You can’t buy that stuff!”

As a new compilation featuring previously unreleased material from Nick Cave’s recent studio albums emerges, the Bad Seeds, with Cave himself, take us on a tour of their secret history – a rich and strange phantasmagoria of lost songs, near-forgotten gems and other sonic outcasts

An audience with David Crosby: “I made so many mistakes that I can’t claim to be wise!”

As For Free caps a remarkable renaissance, Croz answers questions from the Uncut audience: he recalls jamming with Hendrix, being “stupefied” by The Beatles… and the making of High Noon

Big Red Machine’s Aaron Dessner: “We’ve never had a master plan. We just kept making things”

As The National’s Aaron Dessner masterminds the next phase of Big Red Machine, he tells us about community, collaboration and creative “mess”

Famous fans revisit Revolver at 55: “I believed it was everybody’s favourite Beatles record”

Fifty-five years after Revolver, we've assembled a crack team of Beatles heads – Johnny Marr, Brian Wilson, Wayne Coyne, Dhany Harrison and Sean Ono Lennon among them – to explore their favourite tracks from the Fabs’ finest body of work

How The Beatles became movie stars: “They were quite skilled in the process of making films”

We chart a Fabulous course from Pathé newsreels and pop promos to the roof of Apple and beyond

ZZ Top – Album By Album

In tribute to Dusty Hill

Tape loops, drones and The Tibetan Book Of The Dead: Inside The Beatles’ Revolver sessions at EMI Studios

It's April 6, 1966. We're in EMI Studios on Abbey Road, where tape loops, drones and mystical incantations derived from The Tibetan Book Of The Dead herald this next revolutionary phase in The Beatles’ career

Remembering Curtis Mayfield’s indomitable ’70s period: “He was a poet and a prophet”

Curtis Mayfield covered a vast amount of ground during the ’60s with The Impressions, but as a solo artist he went into overdrive. Bandmates and family tell us about the soul superstar’s creative peak in the early ’70s
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While others used lockdown 2020 to learn baking, sewing or foreign languages, Terry Hall spent it pursuing more esoteric interests. In a year of plague and paranoia, Hall began collecting protest songs. He started emailing back and forth with Horace Panter and Lynval Golding, his fellow Specials, wh...

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