The Rolling Stones' guitarist talks about capturing tours on canvas

The Assasination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford opens this week

The stories, of course, are pretty familiar by now. In 1974, tensions within the Faces were, as they say, running high, Rod Stewart’s increasing solo success causing much friction apparently. The situation doubtless exacerbated by the band’s predilection for “relentless, boozy madness”, as Ronnie Wood described it in UNCUT last year. Anyway, so what does Ronnie do? He gathers together some of his famous pals, records his own album and goes out on tour as The First Barbarians.

UNCUT speaks to Oscar-winning director Murray Lerner

Oscar-winning director MURRAY LERNER talks to UNCUT about The Other Side Of The Mirror

On the release of 'Control' Uncut catches up with the young star

Uncut speaks to the director about his new flick Deathproof

The acid-folk king says: Perhaps I'm a springy pubic hair on the body of Bert Jansch...

Kevin Rowland, Paul Speare, Clive Langer talk to Uncut about the reissue of classic LP 'Too Rye Ay'

Uncut meets the Arizona quartet of Jim Adkins, Tom Linton, Rick Burch and Zach Lind – formed a little known band called Jimmy Eat World as they [prepare for the release of their sixth album, “Chase This Light”.