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"Free love was lovely. There was no exploitative element to it. Everything was mutual." Deep Purple's Ian Gillan looks back on the uninhibited pleasures of Britain's 'permissive era'

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Deep Purple's Ian Gillan. Deep Purple vocalist Ian Gillian has shared his memories of the 'free love' era of the late '60s and early '70s, which he looks back upon as an idyllic time.
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"Ozzy signed the book plates months before the final show." Black Sabbath announce first ever official book, featuring rare photographs and memorabilia, plus in-depth interviews with all four original band members

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The Masters of Reality - Why Black Sabbath Matter. Black Sabbath have announced the forthcoming publication of their first ever official book. The Masters of Reality - Why Black Sabbath Matter documents the band's remarkable story, from their formation in Birmingham in the late 1960s to their epic final show, Back To The Beginning, staged in their hometown in July 2025.
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"I said, 'Look, everyone knows you’ve got vodka in the water bottle. Get it together and get on stage'." The Rolling Stones share their memories of the late Amy Winehouse

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Jagger and Amy Winehouse. The legendary English rock and roll band cover Winehouse original You Know I’m No Good, recorded for her second album, the multi-award-winning Back To Black, on their forthcoming album Foreign Tongues. In a new interview with The Sunday Times, guitarists Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards reflect on their connection to the late singer, who pasesd away in July 2011. Wood, 79, used to hang out with Winehouse in London, and knew her better than his bandmates.
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