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[ April 20, 2026 ] Classic Clips: Buffalo Springfield “For What It’s Worth” & “Mr. Soul” – The Hollywood Palace, 8th April 1967 Classic Clips
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Live Review: Whitney Rose + Mike West, The Rose and Monkey, Manchester – August 29th 2022

September 5, 2022 Clint West 2

Live music, especially in small venues, is going through a tough time at the moment. Spiralling energy costs and rapid inflation are hitting the pockets of venues and punters alike and it’s only likely to get […]

Live Review: Andrew Combs, The Railway Inn, Winchester – 25th August 2022

September 2, 2022 Martin Fisher 0

Tonight’s Winchester Railway show marked not only the start of a small UK jaunt, but the first post lockdown shows for Andrew Combs and along with that, the very first live airings anywhere of his just […]

Live Review: Allison Russell + Lady Nade, Omeara, London – 24th August 2022

September 1, 2022 Peter Feldon 1

The show opened dramatically with a spoken introduction to ‘Little Rebirth’ (from Allison Russell’s award-winning debut album, ‘Outside Child’), set to swirling keyboards and droning viola. In fact, several songs were preceded by these prologues. I […]

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Live Review: The Blue Highways + Rich Hardcastle and Evie Rapson, The Town Hall, Kirton In Lindsey – 19th August 2022

August 30, 2022 Graeme Tait 0

The half hour journey between my home town of Lincoln to the county’s premier Americana venue The Town Hall, Kirton In Lindsey, takes me through the arable countryside, well known for being the breadbasket of the […]

Live review: Rachael Sage + Fiona Harte – Green Note, Camden, London 17th August 2022

August 26, 2022 David Chalfen 0

With a back catalogue of 14 albums spanning across almost three decades, tonight’s act has no shortage of material and whilst her own press release labels her as alternative pop, to this reviewer’s ears her oeuvre […]

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Classic Clips: Buffalo Springfield “For What It’s Worth” & “Mr. Soul” – The Hollywood Palace, 8th April 1967

April 20, 2026 0

The Hollywood Palace was an hour-long American Television variety show which broadcast from January 1964 until February 1970. Unlike the Ed Sullivan Show, this one had a different presenter each week. This classic clip from 1967 […]

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Luke James Williams “Lime Hotel”

April 20, 2026 0

A poetic sophomore album showing future promise. Loss is never an easy experience, though it can elicit very different responses. As rising alternative folk artist Luke James Williams explains, “Grief is universal, but it often feels […]