Watch: The National – Woodstock, NY (04 March 2023)
Reborn and refreshed, The National play songs from their latest album at an intimate, glorious B&W video from their show in the storied
Watch: The Cure – Hollywood Bowl (23 May 2023)
A wonderful night of music captured in fantastic video and audio from The Cure’s sold-out Shows of A Lost World tour. Added: Links
A.I. Rewrites ‘Sympathy for the Devil’
ChatGPT will kill us. AI will take over the world. Robots will write the movies, songs and books of the future. Maybe not…
Watch: Muddy Waters: Can’t Be Satisfied (Documentary) (2003)
Blues singer and guitarist Muddy Waters is often called the Father of Chicago Blues. Or any other blues for that matter. With additional
Watch: Simon & Garfunkel – Granada TV (1967)
Simon & Garfunkel in a televised concert on Granada TV first broadcast in May 1967. 02 May 2023 | James Porteous | Clipper
Watch: The Eagles – BBC (1973)
The ‘original’ Eagles do a tight set at BBC Studios in London, UK in 1973. 01 May 2023 | James Porteous | Clipper
Music: Nabihah Iqbal (Dreamer) (2023)
London musician, producer, DJ and broadcaster Nabihah Iqbal has returned with her wonderfully atmospheric ‘Dreamer.’ 29 April 2023 | James Porteous | Clipper
Music: Frankie Miller – UK’s Blue-Eyed Soul Master
So, Frankie Miller is one of the legends of the British music scene, with a powerful voice that has drawn numerous comparisons. I
U2 Sets Dates for Sphere Music Venue in Las Vegas
U2 have announced the dates of their forthcoming shows at the new music venue, Sphere, in Las Vegas. Photo: Sphere in Las Vegas
Watch: Linda Ronstadt – Capitol Theatre (1975)
Recorded in her ‘breakthrough’ year, this is a stunning piece of music history. Classic in every conceivable way. I have also added details
Legendary songwriter Chip Taylor talks about ‘Wild Thing’
Aretha Franklin, Frank Sinatra, Janis Joplin and dozens more sang his songs, which spanned country, rock, R&B and beyond. Now 83, he talks
Obituary: Keith Reid – Lyricist- Procol Harum (76)(2023)
Now many moons and many Junes / Have passed since we made land / A salty dog, the seaman’s log /Your witness, my