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We reviewed Eric Stewart's Do Not Bend album |
We reviewed Paul McCartney's Back In The World tour and album |
Carol White.
Fan and look-alike Amanda Hallay gives us her insight into the life
of actress Carol White, one of our most undervalued and overlooked
stars, who came to fame via groundbreaking TV plays Cathy Come Home
and Up The Junction |
A taster of David Smith's magnificent website which focuses on the
classic cult TV show The Avengers |
Digger presents his top 100 singles of all time and points you to
some related websites for further reading |
Rockin' Robin - A study of the outlaw Robin Hood's links with popular
music |
Moody Blues' Clint Warwick.
We talked to the ex-Moody Blues bass guitarist, the late Clint Warwick about the sixties
and beyond in an exclusive interview |
Digger reviewed Mike Kelly's book '50 Years Of Pop' |
Colin Blunstone.
We talked to ex-Zombies vocalist Colin
Blunstone in an exclusive interview. Colin is now touring again with
old pal Rod Argent and they have never been busier |
We look at a design classic - the red telephone box |
Celebrated and respected music journalist Richie Unterberger's account
of Folk/Rock, from The Lovin' Spoonful and The Byrds to The Mamas
& The Papas, via The British scene, is called Turn, Turn, Turn!
This excerpt will whet your appetite so that you will want to Turn,
Turn, Turn to the end of his book! |
Digger headed to Liverpool on a weekend when the city bustles with
Beatles-related activity. The site of some of The Beatles' first performances
- The Casbah Coffee Club, home of original drummer Pete Best and his
family, re-opens after forty years with accompanying razzamatazz.
The Mathew Street Festival, with bands from over 20 countries and
The Adelphi Hotel Beatles convention complete the Beatlemania. Now
includes interview with Pete. |
We retrospectively review the George Harrison masterpiece, All Things Must Pass
and considers George's contributions to our musical well-being |
Our American features writer David L Brooks talks to successful Los
Angeles lawyer Rob Pingel about his fascination with popular music
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Digger examined what the stars think of the Internet |
We profile retrosellers' most retro fellow! Peter Moore, the London
Town Crier |
An Eagle Eye - A letter from America from David Lincoln Brooks
This is the first in a series of articles by David. He presents a
Stateside view of British Pop Culture and the relationships/influences/differences
between the cultures of the US and the UK |
An interview with the Thank Your Lucky Stars girl Janice Nicholls,
famous for her "Oi'll give it foive" catchphrase |
An exclusive interview with Stephen Maycock, specialist of the Rock
and Roll memorabilia auctions at Sotheby's, the world's leading auction
house. He gives practical advice about collecting and provides a fascinating
insight into the world of auctions |
Michael Caine – from Alfie to Zulu. Digger, rather retrospectively,
reviews two of Michael Caine’s most famous films |
Astrid Kirchherr.
An exclusive interview with Astrid Kirchherr, Beatles friend and photographer
from their Hamburg days |
Noel Redding.
Our exclusive interview with the late Noel Redding, former bass player with
the Jimi Hendrix Experience |
An exclusive interview with Carol Hall, President of the Cliff Richard
fan club for London and Surrey |
An exclusive interview with Madam Stan, founder of the Ant Liberation
Front - fan club for Adam Ant aficionados |
Autograph dealer Mick Spring, registered dealer with the Universal
Autograph Collector's Club, gives some advice about collecting autographs
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The lost groups. An article about four of the forgotten groups of
the sixties in Britain who should have been big and have now achieved
cult status amongst collectors; The Action, The Creation, The Idle
Race and The Timebox |
Lords and Ladies - roll-up and get yourself a title to improve your
social standing |
Rock and rare vinyl expert Bob Boyer reviews four of his favourite
albums from the sixties |
James Power's thought-provoking piece on the battlefields of the First
World War, now the subject of great interest for visitors |
We interviewed Mike Potts of ancestors.co.uk on the intriguing
topic of genealogy and the tracing of family history and roots |
A history of the development of the seaside holiday in Britain by
Steven Braggs and Diane Harris |
Diane and Revard Vordenbaum provide fascinating reminiscences of life
in middle America in the 50s and 60s |
Denise Allen, archaeologist, historian and travel expert, ponders
why we are so interested in the past and why we love to travel around
the world to sample historical locations for ourselves. Here, she
describes several such places which her travel tours visit regularly
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Sara Wilson, vintage fashion enthusiast, discusses the fashions of
the 1950s |
The tragedy surrounding The Busby Babes, The 'dream team' of Manchester
United footballers who died in the Munich air crash of 1958 |
Tom Murray - Beatles photographer.
An exclusive interview with Beatles photographer Tom Murray, who was
also photographer to numerous stars and the Royal Family |
The Warwick Bowman.
An exclusive interview with The Warwick Bowman, Kevin Hicks |
Robert Altman.
An exclusive interview with legendary Rolling Stone magazine photographer,
Robert Altman |
Bobby Graham.
"The man who turned down The Beatles"
is also Britain's top session drummer of all time having
recorded for The Animals, The Kinks, Petula Clark, Dusty
Springfield, Tom Jones, The Dave Clark Five and a host of
others. Here, Digger explores Bobby's fascinating 1960's
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Star interviews.
Digger presents extracts from his exclusive interviews with swinging
sixties movers and shakers, including Peter Noone, Mick Avory, Jim
McCarty, Hilton Valentine, Eric Stewart, Sid Bernstein, Shel Talmy
and Andrew Loog Oldham |
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