Thursday, 2 July 2015

XFM presents An Evening In Conversation With Paul Weller


Jamaica Hidden Histories


Soulvation Presents Out On The Floor Tonight at Hare And Hounds on Friday 3rd July

 

BBC Radio 4 - Front Row, Amy Winehouse documentary, Paul Weller at the Jam exhibition, MC Escher, Paul Weller takes John Wilson on a tour of Somerset House's new exhibition about The Jam.

 

New Box Set Celebrates Genius Of Little Richard - uDiscover

 

Rolling Stones EXHIBITIONISM


 
The Rolling Stones will stage their first ever major exhibition at London’s prestigious Saatchi Gallery, opening on April 6th 2016, until September 2016.  EXHIBITIONISM will be the most comprehensive and immersive insight into a group described by critics as ‘The Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band’, taking over the entire Saatchi Gallery, on London’s King’s Road. Tickets for EXHIBITIONISM go on sale to the public on Friday 10 July at 9am online, and from 10am in person at the Saatchi Gallery. 

Ronnie Wood: ‘Ronnie Lane turned down The Rolling Stones on my behalf – but didn’t tell me!’ (Q349 Preview) - Q Magazine


MOJO: The Who’s 50 Greatest Songs

 

New releases for July 2015 from Ace Records via Soul Source


Deep Soul - How Muscle Shoals became music's most unlikely hit factory


Heavy Soul Modzine Issue #29 - Out Now!


 
Another bumper issue filled with interviews and articles on the current and past Mod scene.  

Interviews this issue include a massive 11 page chat with ANTHONY MEYNELL; The man behind all those classic ’79 Mod Revival singles by SQUIRE; Face Of Youth Today, It’s A Mod Mod World, Walking Down The Kings Road etc.  

A great chat too with CHARLIE CHAN - The surgeon who helped Wilko Johnson battle against Cancer, GILL EVANS - An original Birmingham Modernist Gill on the ‘60s and designing clothes, The Mourning After's CHRIS BLACKBURN on that great Psychedelic Garage band.  

PAUL HOOPER-KEELEY tells HS about a great photo taken in Skegness in the mid '80 and NEIL LEE on the upcoming Getting’ To The Point night in Leeds. 

Articles include the new Pete Meaden film coming up, a great review of the upcoming Lambert / Stamp film by Jon Marsh, Ronnie Wood, the new Disguises fanzine, a small tribute to Tony Duke of The Aim, Ronnie Jones' new compilation and The Spitfires debut LP is reviewed. Also the usual news round-up, new and reissue 45s and LPs and the eBay spy section. 

The Mark Three release second LP, 'Happy Today', on coloured 12" vinyl

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