Chris Welch pays tribute to Jimi Hendrix (Melody Maker, 1970)
John Morthland reports on Jimi Hendrix's funeral (Rolling Stone, 1970)
Al Aronowitz remembers Jimi Hendrix's funeral (Circus, 1977)
Miles Marshall Lewis visits Atlanta and OutKast (The Source, 1996)
Miles Marshall Lewis pays tribute to Aaliyah (Village Voice, 2001)
Miles Marshall Lewis raps with Mr Def Jam, Russell Simmons (The Nation, 2003)
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AUDIO:
Keith Altham undertakes the very last interview with Jimi Hendrix (Rock's Backpages Audio, 1970)
FEATURES & INTERVIEWS:
Keith Altham goes out for fish and chips with Sandie Shaw and Adam Faith (NME, 1965)
Danny Goldberg profiles Van Morrison (Circus, 1970)
John Abbey on soul polymath William Bell (Blues & Soul, 1971)
Jonh Ingham hangs out backstage at a Roy Harper show (NME, 1973)
David Rensin meets Little Feat's Lowell George (Crawdaddy!, 1973)
Jon Tiven gets the info on Peter Frampton (Zoo World, 1973)
David Nathan raps with Jimmy Castor (Blues & Soul, 1975)
Steven Rosen talks Southern Rock guitar with Marshall Tucker's Toy Caldwell (Guitar Player, 1976)
Harvey Kubernik grabs a chat with 'Miami' Steve Van Zandt (Melody Maker, 1976)
Chris Welch describes the development of the rock drum kit (The History of Rock, 1982)
Paolo Hewitt encounters a bumptious Roddy Frame of Aztec Camera (NME, 1984)
Richard Kick reels around the USA with Bat Cave Goth pioneers Specimen (ZigZag, 1984)
Mark Dery banters with David Lee Roth (Winner, 1986)
Mark Cooper meets rock's greatest misanthrope, Roger Waters (The Guardian, 1987)
Colin Escott tells the B.B. King story (Goldmine, 1994)
Adrian Deevoy probes the very heart of R.E.M. (Q, 1995)
Steven P. Wheeler in conversation with John Paul Jones (Happening, 1999)
From draft-dodger to Reba McEntire: j. poet meets Jesse Winchester (San Francisco Chronicle, 2001)
Precious Williams encounters the nauseatingly self-confident Jaheim (Evening Standard, 2001)
Nick Hasted catches up with Brendan Benson (The Independent, 2009)
ALBUM & LIVE REVIEWS:
Mike Jahn sees Country Joe & The Fish play the Fillmore (New York Times, 1968)
Roger St. Pierre dislikes Nina Simone's Emergency Ward (NME, 1973)
Tom Nolan is scathing about Bette Midler (Creem, 1974)
Gene Sculatti checks out Barry White's Can't Get Enough (Zoo World, 1974)
Andy Gill slates reggae in general, and live Gladiators in particular (NME, 1978)
Betty Page finds tedious Sparks' Terminal Jive (Sounds, 1980)
Richard Cook is well impressed by Madness' Keep Moving (NME, 1984)
Phil Sutcliffe gets to grips with Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' The Boatman's Call (Q, 1997)
Chris Roberts enjoys Sparklehorse's Good Morning Spider (Uncut, 1998)
Nick Hasted sees Morrissey, live (The Independent, 2009)
