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Daily Telegraph music critic. Author of Killing Bono, #Zero. Ghostwriter of U2 by U2. Know all.
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Sex, drugs and smashed guitars – Jimi Hendrix’s roadie tells all

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By Neil McCormick Verified
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The keepers of the Grateful Dead's history During this year's Days Between — from Aug. 1 to 9 — NPR Music is publishing a series of stories about what keeps drawing people to the Grateful Dead and how they plan to carry the band's legacy forward. Inside a climate-controlled facility located in a redwood forest just a few miles from the …
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A track-by-track guide to Paul Simon’s Graceland at 40

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How many musical masterpieces have been censured by the United Nations? When Paul Simon’s Graceland was released in August 1986, his choice to record with musicians in South Africa plunged the American singer-songwriter into controversy, leading to condemnation by the UN Special Committee Against Apartheid for breaking its cultural boycott.
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Nick Cave reunites with Kylie Minogue in a spellbinding Bad Seeds show

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By Neil McCormick Verified
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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' concert in Preston Park, Brighton, was a kind of rapturous homecoming for the Australian émigré, who has made the British seaside town his base for decades. It was even blessed by the appearance of an even more famous Aussie immigrant icon, Kylie Minogue , who glided on in a lacy white ballgown to sprinkle some glamorous pop magic on a barnstorming rock concert.
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