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Live Ads Spread – NME Page 39: Feb. 1975
A dense, energetic page of gig adverts and venue listings, showcasing the breadth of London’s live circuit — from Dionne Warwicke at the Royal Albert Hall to pub‑rock staples, student‑union nights, and rising rock acts.

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Feb 15, 19753 min read


🔘 Farewell – Single: Sept. 1974
A warm, folk‑rock farewell to Stewart’s Mercury era, blending acoustic storytelling with soulful phrasing. Released as part of the *Smiler* campaign, “Farewell” marked the closing chapter of Rod Stewart’s tenure with Mercury Records before his transition to Warner Bros. Co-written with Martin Quittenton, the track showcased Stewart’s signature blend of folk, rock, and acoustic balladry, echoing the stylistic approach that defined his early solo years. The single was paired wi

Rod Stewart
Sep 27, 19744 min read


📰 When Bowie Blessed the Strawbs‑Article : 1972
A warm, reflective Circus Magazine feature recounting the unlikely moment David Bowie crossed paths with the Strawbs — offering praise, inspiration and a brief but memorable blessing to a band in the midst of artistic transformation. Circus Magazine Date: 1972 Format: One‑page article A moment of mutual respect, folk‑rock evolution and early‑’70s creative cross‑pollination. 📰 Key Highlights • Bowie invited to a TV studio to interpret a Strawbs performance • He expresses ad

David Bowie
Nov 1, 19722 min read


📰 Interview with Cat Stevens – Feature : Jan. 1972
A thoughtful, atmospheric one-page interview with Cat Stevens captures him at a reflective moment, discussing his new album, the intense pressures of sudden fame, and his longing for a simpler life away from the chaos of stardom. The piece paints a vivid picture of a sensitive artist caught between creative ambition and the exhausting demands of success. This January 1972 Melody Maker feature offers an intimate glimpse into Cat Stevens during his early-1970s peak, revealing t

Cat Stevens
Jan 22, 19722 min read
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