New for RBP subscribers this week“Satire is the last outpost of the bankrupt middle-class public sch
New for RBP subscribers this week“Satire is the last outpost of the bankrupt middle-class public schoolboy…”— Ian Dury (Record Mirror, 1979)PLUS pieces on…• Moody Blues live (1965) • Wayne Fontana (1966) • The Supremes’ ‘Stop!’ (1967) • Love’s 'Alone Again’ (1968) • Mick Taylor (1969) • Steel Mill @ Matrix (1970) • Traffic’s Steve Winwood (1971) • Edwin Starr’s Involved (1972) • Led Zep in the U.S. (1973) • Foghat et al. live (1974) • Larry Graham (1975) • Gordon Giltrap (1976) • Rock’s tax exiles (1977) • Toni Basil live (1978) • Bobby Rush’s Rush Hour (1980) • Cockney Rejects (1981) • Art Ensemble of Chicago (1982) • Keith Levene (1983) • Womack’s Poet II (1984) • Depeche Mode (1985) • Thrashing Doves live (1986) • John Hiatt (1987) • Tony Terry’s Forever (1988) • Italo-House (1989) • 24-Spyz/Primus live (1990) • Celebrity Skin (1991) • Little Village (1992) • Run DMC (1993) • R. Kelly live (1994) • Mike Flowers Pops (1995) • Josh Wink (1996) • Beck/Tom Petty (1997) • Meredith Brooks live (1998) • Foxy Brown (1999) • Westlife/Spice Girls (2000) • Le Tigre’s Sweepstakes (2001) • Best of the year (2002) • My Morning Jacket (2003) • Millie Jackson (2004) • Spencer Davis DVD (2005) • Syd Barrett R.I.P. (2006) • Lily Allen/Amy Winehouse (2007) • Was (Not Was) (2008) • The Leisure Society (2009) • The Rolling Stones’ Exile (2010) • R.E.M.’s live DVD (2011) • Screaming Lord Sutch (2012) • Neneh Cherry live (2013) • Stooges’ Scott Asheton (2014) • 2CELLOS live (2015) • Sean Lennon (2016) • Thundercat’s Drunk (2017) • Johnny Hallyday R.I.P. (2018) • Foals’ Everything… (2019) • Dave Alvin (2020) • Big Bill Broonzy (2020)• Subscribe and become an RBP member• Click here for University and other group subscriptions -- source link
#ian dury#music journalism