Richard Thompson

Richard Thompson – Still

Waters run deep on folk-rock father's 25th post-Fairport Convention LP

Richard Thompson: “I do some good stuff, but I know I’m capable of being mediocre”

The guitarist discusses his new Jeff Tweedy-produced album in Uncut

The 14th Uncut Playlist Of 2015

26 key records played in the Uncut office this past week…

Richard Thompson announces new Jeff Tweedy-produced album + tour dates

UK tour dates for August and September

Richard Thompson announces new album produced by Jeff Tweedy

The untitled album is due out in June

Thompson – Family

Folk-rock Von Trapps’ generation game...

Richard Thompson: “Linda and I loved glum… glum is the new glam”

Richard & Linda Thompson look back at their 40-year-old masterpiece, I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight, in the new issue of Uncut, dated September 2014 and out now.

Richard Thompson – Album By Album

We head to Los Angeles in the new issue of Uncut (dated March 2013), out now, to meet Richard Thompson and discuss his extraordinary new album, Fairport Convention and recording in Nashville with Buddy Miller. Here, in this piece from Uncut’s May 2006 issue (Take 108), Thompson talks us through the making of some of his finest albums, including Liege & Lief, I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight and Rumor And Sigh. “It was the best way to lose our audience overnight…” Words: Nigel Williamson __________________

March 2013

In this month's Audience With Sinéad O'Connor, she's asked about her traumatic appearance at the all-star bash at New York's Madison Square Garden, put on by Columbia Records to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Dylan's debut album for the label.

Richard Thompson – My Life In Music

Fairport Convention founder, solo artist and folk-rock guitar legend Richard Thompson is featured in Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes in the latest issue of Uncut (May 2012, Take 181), out now. The songwriter appeared in My Life In Music in our February 2009 issue, speaking to Terry Staunton about his favourite cuts, from Les Paul to Klaxons… __________________________________ The First Record I Bought Roy Rogers – A Four Legged Friend (1952)
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