Rob Hughes

The Grateful Dead revisit the year that changed everything: “We were just coming alive”

1971 was a momentous year for the band – involving landmark shows, bizarre ESP experiments, French Acid Tests, new faces and emotional farewells. Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann and other eyewitnesses share tales from this journey

Jackson Browne: “I’ve always been connected with people who are trying to make things better”

Jackson Browne has always written songs about love, hope and defiance – but with his new album Downhill From Everywhere these themes have taken on a bold, new urgency

Cath & Phil Tyler – Some Heavy Hand

Rare and unreleased folk gems from Richard Dawson-approved pair

John Hiatt with The Jerry Douglas Band – Leftover Feelings

Nashville veterans in scintillating form.

Pete Townshend’s Top 10 deep cuts from The Who Sell Out box

“I had this period where I was on a bit of a high"

Esther Rose – How Many Times

New Orleans-based singer-songwriter offers rich, reconciliatory third

Pete Townshend looks back at The Who in 1967: “I don’t think I was angry”

Smashing guitars, hanging out with Small Faces and keeping Keith Moon onside

The Clash in New York: “De Niro took us out clubbing”

The new issue of Uncut explores the band's legendary 1981 residency at Bond's Casino

Diana Jones – Song To A Refugee

Moving song cycle from US singer and folk guitarist

Songhoy Blues – Optimisme

Effervescent, crusading third from Malian quartet
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