With its combination of atom bombs, sexual liberation and rockabilly mayhem, Fujiyama Mama was hardly the obvious choice to propel Capitol’s Wanda Jackson to mainstream success in conservative 1950s America.…
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From busking on the streets of Bury to performing at Madison Square Garden, the meteoric rise of Elliot James Reay has been quite unbelievable. We catch up with the talented young…
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A compilation of sensational Howlin’ Wolf tracks released on Chess between 1951 and 1959, rather than a studio album, this collection of authentically gritty blues shows why Chester Arthur Burnett…
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of digging through a crate of magazines and finding that one definitive interview or the legendary cover star you missed the first time around.…
A true Architect Of Rock’n’Roll, Little Richard burst onto the scene with a sound and spirit that refused to be contained. With his electrifying piano, flamboyant style, and unmistakable voice,…
Join Vintage Rock as we highlight 40 of the greatest Buddy Holly songs. Arranged in chronological order, they paint a distinct picture of his evolution as an incredible artist. As…
Sh-Boom was one of the songs that kickstarted the rock’n’roll revolution, and The Chords one of the first by a Black group to cross over into mainstream acceptance – yet…
Ian Dury called Gene Vincent the first rock’n’roller to smash up hotel rooms. Mesmerising on stage, his recording legacy is greater than is often acknowledged… Gene Vincent is the rocker’s rocker.…