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How to stop nagging your child to practise their musical instrument
Nagging can make learning music a misery for
everyone. But there are better ways to encourage your child to play.
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Punk’s legacy, 40 years on
Like many youngsters of the late 70s, my first exposure to punk rock was memorable and social – perhaps, even, societal. It was...
LUNCHING WITH NEIL DIAMOND – AS YOU DO
You're in Los Angeles just before Christmas in 1996. You've had breakfast with Iggy Pop and there's a few hours to kill before you're...
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FOUR LOU REED MOMENTS
(1) Launceston. 1972.
Listening to the first and second Velvets albums in Launceston (on vinyl – natch . . .) with my friend David Woodhall...
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LUNCHING WITH NEIL DIAMOND – AS YOU DO.
You're in Los Angeles just before Christmas in 1996. You've had breakfast with Iggy Pop and there's a few hours to kill before you're...
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BRIAN WILSON
HE JUST WASN'T MADE FOR THESE TIMESTowards the end of 1996 and in Los Angeles I had the most surreal day of my music...
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ALLEN GINSBERG – THE LAST AUSTRALIAN INTERVIEW
The first time I set eyes on Allen Ginsberg was in the basement of the City Lights bookshop in San Francisco in the early...
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AN AUDIENCE WITH LARRY FLYNT
Towards the close of 1996 I was in Los Angeles at the end of a long trip which had started with a Bruce Springsteen...
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MR TIM’S WONDROUS VISION
In the early 1980s I was lucky enough to hang out at Martin Sharp's house and interview Tiny Tim for RAM magazine. This is...
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1981 – IT WAS A PRETTY GOOD YEAR
For all of the 1980s I wrote a weekly music column for the Sun Herald, then the biggest selling newspaper in the country. They...
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