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Old Mods Die With Their Desert Boots On - Memories of a First Generation Mod – Part Two of Two
Written by Dennis Munday
A crowd of us attended the 5th National Jazz and Blues Festival, at the Richmond Athletic Grounds on August 7th 1965.
Old Mods Die with Their Desert Boots On - Memories of a First Generation Mod – Part One of Two
Written by Dennis Munday
I grew up in southeast London and my family lived in Barnfield Gardens, a council estate in Plumstead that had a notorious reputation.
"Happiness consists in realizing it is all a great strange dream"
Jack Kerouac
Jack Kerouac
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Garry Bushell's 2012 publication "Time for Action" is a collection of reviews, articles and interviews penned by the author based on his coverage of the Mod Revival (or Renewal as Bushell called it) for the rock press between 1978-81.
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“Fifteen million dollars give or take a million.” It’s the answer to a question that FHM has been itching to ask all day: how much money did you make in your career?
“It’s Not Barry’s Island!” Gavin and Stacey and Great British Blokedom Part 1 of 2
Written by Peter Jachimiak
“Here by the sea and sand / Nothing ever goes as planned” (The Who, ‘Sea and Sand’, Quadrophenia, 1973).
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Eight years ago on 23rd October 2007, two bodies were found in a blazing car on a quiet lay by on the A47, near Earl Shilton.
The Great Sex Swap Robbery Part Two of Two - The True Story of Bank Robber John Wojtowicz
Written by Johnny Proctor
Coming clean, he told the world why he was robbing the bank that day. Citing that through his wife’s suicide attempt over not having a woman body he had resorted to robbing a bank to provide for it.
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The Great Sex Swap Robbery Part One of Two - The True Story of Bank Robber John Wojtowicz
Written by Johnny Proctor
“Nobody would ever rob a bank to give a guy a sex-change operation, that’s why they made a movie about it”
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Way back in 1986, I was well established as a successful club promoter and party organiser, having largely failed to make it as a singer-songwriter, despite having had two major record deals, great reviews and – in 1980 – lots of airplay in the US.
Crafty Cigarette is the powerful story of a teenager coming of age in the 70s, as seen through his eyes, who, on the on the cusp of adulthood discovers a band that is new to him, The Jam, which leads him into becoming a Mod.
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The early 80’s, West London …
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I’ve had enough, I’m for the lads at the City End who don’t give a damn. Who work for the week to get to Saturday. ....
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