Move It On Over: Hank Williams Goes Jazz
The music of Hank Williams is one of the undisputed cornerstones of country. But, as with any great songwriter, his work can be reinterpreted in...
‘All Or Nothing’: When The Small Faces Toppled The Beatles
The groundwork of their initial releases of 1965 really paid off for the Small Faces the following year, when they became a major chart force....
Johnny Rivers: ‘Poor Side Of Town’ And Far Beyond
Johnny Rivers’ huge American success of the 1960s and 70s may not have been fully reflected around the world. But that should take nothing away...
Best Hank Williams Songs: 20 Country Classics
The breathtaking depth of Hank Williams’ catalog means that distilling his best songs into a single playlist of 20 tunes is a tall order, such...
‘Use Your Illusion’: Guns N’ Roses Gets Bigger And More Ambitious
What’s your next move when you’re already the world’s biggest rock band? That was the question hanging over Guns N’ Roses after their all-conquering debut...
‘Money Jungle’: Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus And Max Roach’s Revelatory Summit
First released in 1962 via the United Artists label, Duke Ellington’s collaboration with bassist Charles Mingus and drummer Max Roach, Money Jungle, was a momentous...