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artwork for 49 Winchester album "Leavin' The Holler"

49 Winchester “Leavin’ This Holler”

August 1, 2024 Graeme Tait 0

Ten years on from their debut release, the fifth album from the band from Virginia delivers heavy on the rock, less on the country. Two years on from their highly regarded album “Fortune Favors The Bold”, […]

Live Review: Linda Thompson presents Proxy Music, Cadogan Hall, London – 19th July 2024

August 1, 2024 Brian Hancill 0

Linda Thompson is one of the best singers ever to stand in front of a microphone. Across six albums with her then husband Richard and then on four solo releases, she brought songs to life with […]

Artwork for Heart of Pine album "Southern Soul"

Heart of Pine “Southern Soul Revival”

August 1, 2024 Peter Thompson 0

Heart of Pine’s Southedelic sound may come across as a little formulaic at times, but ultimately the band proves that a bit of southern boogie now and again is a good thing. The band Heart of […]

Americana on Audio: Five books to listen to this summer

July 31, 2024 Tim Martin 0

With the arrival of the English school holidays book writers’ thoughts turn to advising you what to read while trying to manage the activities and expectations of children or grandchildren. At AUK we are no different, […]

Review: Hard Day’s Night Exhibition, The Beatles Story, Albert Dock, Liverpool – 10th July 2024

July 31, 2024 Barry Jones 8

AUK’s Barry Jones gets a sneak preview of the latest addition to The Beatles Story permanent exhibition in Liverpool’s Albert Dock. And in case you were wondering why, in the words of our editor Mark (a […]