Ten Of The Best: Charlie Watts (1941-2021)
❉ Shindig’s Martin Ruddock offers ten blistering cuts (in no order) by Charlie Watts and his Rolling Stones.
❉ Shindig’s Martin Ruddock offers ten blistering cuts (in no order) by Charlie Watts and his Rolling Stones.
❉ As with all Bob Stanley’s artist-based compilations this treasure trove feels like a labour of love.
❉ With bonus cuts galore and a lost Trojan compilation, what are you waiting for?
❉ Ange Chan revisits the funk-pop band’s most commercially successful period.
❉ There’s never a dull moment with this unique collection of tracks by Sebastian Counts aka ToiToiToi.
❉ Mark E Smith was literally incapable, even at his most perverse, of releasing a record which didn’t contain something of worth, writes Stuart Douglas.
❉ Jane and Barton’s first album in 40 years is as beautiful and idiosyncratic as the first one was.
❉ We review the latest album from the artist formerly known as ‘Jim Bob from Carter USM’.
❉ Not confined to Kim’s ‘80s heyday, this 2-disc set is a masterclass in commercially produced pop music.
❉ Ange Chan previews the electronic music twosome’s adventurous second album, due out September.
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