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Rory Sullivan-Burke
Rory Sullivan-Burke was born in London’s East End in 1983. He has worked in community and care work since he was 16, first supporting children in t...
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Keith Cameron
Keith Cameron is an author and journalist. He is a Contributing Editor at Mojo and has written for The Guardian, The Times, Sunday Times, NME, Soun...
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Neil Fraser
Neil Fraser was 13 in 1979, and while he was not a fan of all the music written about, he was aware of it thanks to publications like Sounds and ...
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Mark Beaumont
Mark Beaumont is an award-winning music journalist, broadcaster and author of Bon Iver: Good Winter; Out Of This World: The Story Of Muse; Jay-Z: K...
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Jim Jenkins
Jim Jenkins has been a Queen fan since the beginning and is the go-to Queen expert. He has written sleeve notes for Greatest Hits albums as well as...
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Jacky Smith
Jacky Smith (née Gunn) has run the Guinness-World-Record-winning fan club and been part of the Queen team for forty years to date. Born in Oxford, ...
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Loudon Wainwright III
Loudon Wainwright III is a singer songwriter and actor. He has recorded twenty-seven albums, including his 2010 Grammy Award winning High, Wide, &a...
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Barry Adamson
Barry Adamson has been creating all of his life.
Perhaps his greatest creation is himself as a multi-disciplined artist. The self-taught musician r...
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Janet Devlin
Janet Devlin is a 24-year-old Northern Irish singer-songwriter, who grew up the only girl and youngest of four, outside the village of Gortin in Co...
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Ian Preece
Ian Preece was a commissioning editor for Victor Gollancz and Orion for nearly two decades. He has written for When Saturday Comes and is the autho...
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Graeme Thomson
Graeme Thomson has written acclaimed studies of, amongst others, Elvis Costello, George Harrison, John Martyn and Philip Lynott. Under The Ivy: The...
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Bruce Conforth
Bruce Conforth, former professor of folklore, blues, popular culture, and American history at the University of Michigan, was the founding curator ...
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