Shindig! No.138

I'd long been planning to investigate the Annie Walker model agency and their rather unique place among the musical movers and shakers of late-'60s Britain. You can read all about it in a double-length Vinyl Art in Shindig magazine No.138, out on the high street this very day.

But enough about me! How about Sly and the Family Stone, Eddie Piller, the King's Road (site of my first job, but really, enough about me), The Byrds, and much more besides? You'd be reading it already if you subscribed.

Shindig! No.137

On newsstands this very day! Shindig! magazine No.137 with Hipgnosis, Altin Gün, Wattstax, David Crosby deep cuts, and The Jeff Beck Group. And this month my Vinyl Art column heads to Zagreb.

If you were a subscriber, you'd have been having all this fun last week.

Shindig! No.134

 

It's the Shindig! magazine end-of-year issue featuring Aphrodite's Child, The Spencer Davis Group, frosty winter sounds, and the seasonal love-in that is the 2022 Writers' Poll. My non-xmas-themed Vinyl Art column, on the other hand, is just plain Bull.

Arts Society Granta

Next Monday I'll be at the Arts Society Granta in Cambridge, talking about clothes on film. Looking forward to it enormously!

Shindig! No.131

 Terrific cover story in this month's Shindig! magazine, out today, on the true rebel rock royalty that is Marianne Faithfull. Superb stuff throughout of course, including more Arthur Brown, Misty, The Lemon Pipers, Dennis Hopper - plus I get TWO pages to play with for a special Vinyl Art, for which I was lucky enough to enter the rarefied orbit of the wonderful Cathy Young. Snap this one up, or better yet - subscribe!

Shindig! No.130

This week is Shindig! week, and once you've enjoyed the burning head-braziers and Wombles within, you'll find my little Vinyl Art column, this month going all Majorcan in time for the holidays. Subscribe!

The Sound of Fear

Assuming that they've bent the railway lines back into shape, I'll be heading up to King's Lynn on Friday to talk for two hours about music in horror films, before the evening screening of Nosferatu with live music from Minima Music.