‘Suffragette City’: The sure-fire David Bowie hit that never was
A song that deserved better.
Mott The Hoople
The 1970s band Brian May thought broke up far too soon: “They were our mentors”
They should’ve been huge.
“Complete opposite”: The 1972 song David Bowie thought everyone misunderstood
A misinterpreted anthem.
The lyricist Joe Elliott considered better than Bob Dylan: “All three still ring true”
Giving Mr Zimmerman a run for his money.
The historic 90p gig in Leeds that saw Queen support Mott the Hoople
Still less than £10 after inflation.
The nine masterpieces David Bowie managed in three years: A timeline from 1971 – 1974
A run of absolute classics.
The Witch Trials: Jello Biafra’s eerie synthpunk side-project
“The French fries are no longer yellow…”
