A news round-up from the July 5, 1975 issue of Sounds Music Paper covering Alice Cooper’s activities in America, providing an update on the solo artist’s career, live shows, and current status during his post-original-band phase in the mid-1970s. Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 5, 1975 THE STORY The column delivers the latest American updates on Alice Cooper, reporting on his solo activities, recent performances, and developments in the US music scene. It keeps UK

Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 5, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Section: Artist Feature / "Sounds on the Road" THE STORY The article takes an in-depth look at Ronnie Lane’s current musical endeavours, his time with The Faces, and his distinctive approach to performing and songwriting. It portrays Lane as a grounded, charismatic figure who brings energy and authenticity to his live shows, while also touching on the broader context of the British rock scene at the ti

A packed singles review page from the July 5, 1975 issue of Sounds Music Paper featuring John Peel’s column and other critics’ takes on new releases, with a prominent spotlight on David Essex alongside reviews of acts including Sparks, Cassidy, and more, reflecting the vibrant UK singles scene in mid-1975. Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 5, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Section: Singles Reviews / "Singles" Column THE STORY The page delivers a comprehensive roundup o

Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 5, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Section: Major Artist Interview / Feature THE STORY Geoff Barton sits down with David Cassidy for a frank and wide-ranging interview. The piece delves into Cassidy’s reflections on his career, public persona, relationships, and the challenges of maintaining stardom, presenting a more complex and introspective side of the former Partridge Family star than his teen-idol image usually allowed. WHAT THE CL

A detailed live review from the July 5, 1975 issue of Sounds Music Paper covering Mud’s outdoor performance at Huddersfield Town football ground, assessing the band’s set, stage presence, and audience turnout during their continued chart success in the mid-1970s glam/pop era. Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 5, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Section: Live Review / Gig Report THE STORY The review describes Mud’s appearance at a football ground in Huddersfield, noting t

A striking front page from Sounds dated July 15 1972, highlighting festival cancellations and featuring Paul McCartney performing in France, alongside a banner for Noddy Holder of Slade. SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 15 1972 Country: UK Section / Pages: Cover Title: Trouble for Festivals THE STORY This cover captures the tension surrounding Britain's summer festival circuit in 1972. The headline "Trouble for Festivals..." refers to the cancellation

SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 15 1972 Country: UK Section / Pages: Page 8 – Feature Title: Faces in Philly Writer: Peter Burton This exclusive Sounds report covers The Faces live at the Spectrum Auditorium, Philadelphia. The article opens with scenes from the Marriott Motor Inn, where fans gathered hoping to spot Rod Stewart and the band before the show. The tone is lively and descriptive, capturing the excitement surrounding the group’s American

A gritty, outspoken feature from Sounds dated July 15 1972, spotlighting Long John Baldry in conversation with Steve Peacock. SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 15 1972 Country: UK Section / Pages: Feature + Advertisement Page Title: Baldry: Still Savaging That Rat THE STORY This Sounds feature captures Long John Baldry's unfiltered voice during a period of transition in British rock. Written by Steve Peacock, the article mixes humour and provocation

SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Sounds Music Paper Date: July 15 1972 Country: UK Section / Pages: Page 2 – News Title: Stewart Album Soon / 'Slider' Out Next Week This Sounds news page combines several short reports from mid‑July 1972, highlighting upcoming releases and live events in the British rock scene. The lead item announces Rod Stewart’s forthcoming album Never A Dull Moment, due for release within four weeks. The article lists tracks including Angel, You Wear It Well, a