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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, ...

Loudon Wainwright III is a singer songwriter and actor. He has recorded twenty-seven albums, including his 2010 Grammy Award winning High, Wide, &a...

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...

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...

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...

Graeme Thomson has written acclaimed studies of, amongst others, Elvis Costello, George Harrison, John Martyn and Philip Lynott. Under The Ivy: The...

Bruce Conforth, former professor of folklore, blues, popular culture, and American history at the University of Michigan, was the founding curator ...

Gayle Dean Wardlow is a highly regarded blues historian who has amassed one of the world’s largest collections of prewar blues records. His book Ch...

Born and raised in Bristol as a Mormon, Wayne Hussey gained international recognition as frontman and principal songwriter in the hugely successful...

Cathi Unsworth has written six pop-cultural noir novels, That Old Black Magic, Without The Moon, Weirdo, Bad Penny Blues, The Singer and The Not Kn...

Icon, muse, catalyst and the most recognisable female face of punk, Jordan was described as “the first Sex Pistol” by Derek Jarman, Jon Savage and ...

Damo Suzuki was born Kenji Suzuki in the outskirts of Tokyo in 1950. Leaving home one day after his 18th birthday to travel to Europe. Arriving in ...