Matteo Sedazzari
Tuesday, 08 December 2015 10:49
Thinking about John Lennon 35 Years on
On the 9th Dec 1980, I had a cold, not a bad cold, but enough for my mother to say I was not well enough to attend school.
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Monday, 23 November 2015 21:33
Garry Bushell's Time for Action Revisited on ZANI
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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Monday, 26 October 2015 19:39
Fiona and Francecca Pilkington – A Tragedy Remembered Eight Years On
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.
Sunday, 20 September 2015 14:07
Bohemian Paradise – The Beat Hotel, Paris
“When good Americans die, they go to Paris.”
Oscar Wilde
Wilde may not have been an American, but he was good (and his words and work are still a source of inspiration). Oscar Wilde died penniless at the Hôtel d'Alsace, Paris, 30th November 1900, three years after being exiled from England.
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Monday, 03 August 2015 18:54
Painshill Park - The Place I Love
It took me many years to appreciate the beauty spots and sights of Surrey,a county in which I have resided for most of my life.
Thursday, 02 July 2015 17:51
Black Grape Forum London 26th June 2015
It is a summer’s night in Kentish Town north west and there is an edging vibe in the air as the pubs outside the iconic Forum, once known as The Town and Country Club,
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Sunday, 31 May 2015 15:16
Shaun Ryder talks to ZANI
Salford, Greater Manchester, before it became the central home of the BBC, had been a part of England viewed as hostile, deprived, industrial as well as being hugely creative; spawning some major artists and bands that have not only been
successful but also have been highly influential,
successful but also have been highly influential,
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Monday, 11 May 2015 17:14
ZANI talks to Rick Buckler
ZANI talks to Rick Buckler about his life in the Jam. Subjects covered - the early days of the Jam, the early line-ups, the Sex Pistols (what catalysts they turned out to be), The Jam Suits, the perils of playing a gig in dark glasses, the legendary Jam soundchecks and a Joey Ramone anecdote thrown in.
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Sunday, 15 January 2012 15:46
Neil Lennon – We Can Ask Why
First things first. I am a Celtic fan and proud of it but I’m not stupid enough to write about this with a one-sided point of view. What is happening to Neil Lennon, Paddy McCourt, Nial McGinn and various members of the Celtic community by a few low educated scumbags is totally wrong. Who in their right mind sends bullets, death threats and NAIL bombs in the post to a football manager or football players
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Tuesday, 06 May 2014 19:24
Ordinary Noise Make a Bang with ZANI
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Ordinary Noise are two common words which are likely to be said on numerous occasions throughout a life time. Yet when these words are combined there is a surreal context to them, simple words yet complex, which in turn makes a great name for a band.
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