Hugh Fielder
Hugh Fielder has been writing about music for 50 years. Actually 61 if you include the essay he wrote about the Rolling Stones in exchange for taking time off school to see them at the Ipswich Gaumont in 1964. He was news editor of Sounds magazine from 1975 to 1992 and editor of Tower Records Top magazine from 1992 to 2001. Since then he has been freelance. He has interviewed the great, the good and the not so good and written books about some of them. His favourite possession is a piece of columnar basalt he brought back from Iceland.
Latest articles by Hugh Fielder

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Texan/Israeli quintet fuse their instinctive passion for heavy rock with electronica on debut album

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Fancy a well-oiled threesome?

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A message to you.

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Second pickings from the holy grail.

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Early-70s Yes offshoot’s too-hasty debut.

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The album they might have made in ’72 – if they hadn’t broken up in ’71.

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Hard rock, clinically perfected.

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As Led Zeppelin find themselves fending off allegations of copyright infringement again, we explore Zep's credit history

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Ain’t seen nothing yet? Now you can see it all.

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One jam born every minute.

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Slowhand still does. And this time there’s no messing around.

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The sharpshooters find their groove.

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Former Black Crowes guitarist strips his blues to bare essentials.

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Cracking songs but an unfortunate lack of cohesion.

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Not yet ratedIt’s not just hip vinyl, it’s old-school records with even better sound and at no great price!

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Still fragile: the prog legends’ life story.

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After his first toke at Oxford, he went on to become the world’s most famous dope smuggler, using touring bands to transport tonnes of it across borders. Classic Rock talks to Howard Marks...
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