Tape Archive:Bill Nelson Interview 1985

A Bill Nelson Interview circa the Trial by Intimacy (book of splendour) period. There’s still a fair amount of interest in Nelson ranging from his Be Bop Deluxe days onwards and I believe the Nelsonica fan conventions continue to take place both here in the UK and in the US.

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Tape Archive: Diz Watson Live 1985

Diz Watson’s Jambalaya live session 1985

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Tape Archive: News January 24th 1985

News for January 24th 1985

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Tape Archive: Bowie Interview Feb 1979 Part 3

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At last the final part of this interview from February 13th 1979. Bowie takes questions from phone in callers between music and an ongoing interview with Nicky Horne.

Part 1

Part 2

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Tape Archive: Good Technology 1983

A slice of Hull’s Indie band scene from 1983 and the ever so slightly anti-corporate Red Guitars. Rediscovering this little gem reminds me there are many tunes that fail to make the big time pop chart but still have their place in the history of rock. It certainly sounds very early 80’s doesn’t it but I still find it very powerful and expertly crafted.

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