Cotton james

Ambitious and underrated, this finds the Godfather team of Francis Ford Coppola and Mario Puzo mired in Harlem's seedy underworld of steamy dives, bootlegging mobsters and sultry divas circa 1920. Richard Gere and Gregory Hines kick out the jazzy jams while Walter Hill fave James Remar provides a disturbing portrait of Dutch Schultz. This is Coppola at his wild and uneven post-Apocalypse Now peak.

It features on the new 40th anniversary reissue of 1981 album Tattoo You

It was announced this week that drummer Watts had died aged 80

The dates stretch across two months later this year

Their No Filter tour starts up again

Noel and Liam Gallagher discuss fame, drugs and their third album, in this 1997 NME feature

The last recording by the genteel prince of New Orleans music

Mick and co open the archive: jumpsuits, Warhol prints and a padded dog jacket are revealed

New York native's bristly hymn to his hometown

From the Uncut archives, Yoko Ono recalls their relationship