Terry Staunton
Terry Staunton was a senior editor at NME for ten years before joined the founding editorial team of Uncut. Now freelance, specialising in music, film and television, his work has appeared in Classic Rock, The Times, Vox, Jack, Record Collector, Creem, The Village Voice, Hot Press, Sour Mash, Get Rhythm, Uncut DVD, When Saturday Comes, DVD World, Radio Times and on the website Music365.
Latest articles by Terry Staunton

Ian Dury becomes an unlikely pop star on New Boots And Panties!!
By Classic Rock Magazine published
Ian Dury: Equal parts music-hall scamp, art school troubadour, estuary poet and new-wave figurehead

An interview with the New York Dolls' David Johansen
By Terry Staunton published
Our 2011 interview with the late David Johansen finds him talking about Arthur Kane, Johnny Thunders and dancing backwards in high heels

The 20 worst music biopics ever made
By Terry Staunton last updated
Forget The Dirt, Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman: music biopics used to be badly researched, badly scripted, badly acted and badly received

“Eyeballs will go for anything – they’re the whores of our senses. Ears are a little more discriminating…” Keith Richards' Guide To Life
By Terry Staunton published
The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards Is 80 today. 10 years ago he took over BBC4 for a weekend of classic movies and vintage cartoons – he even made us a playlist. Here's what we learned…

A beginner’s guide to pub rock in five essential albums
By Terry Staunton published
Pub rock: a live-wire, booze-driven reaction to the pomp and excesses of prog and the perceived artifice of glam

The Last Waltz: images from the night that turned The Band into legends
By Terry Staunton last updated
Gallery: In November 1976 The Band played their last ever show, joined onstage by a host of stars. Martin Scorsese captured it all on film, but he wasn't the only one with a camera

Roger Daltrey - As Long As I Have You album review
By Terry Staunton published
A soul master class from Who man Roger Daltrey. Accept no substitute

Bruce Springsteen - The Album Collection Vol. 2, 1987-1996 review
By Terry Staunton published
All the Bruce Springsteen you'll ever need from when The Boss gave the workers a decade-long break

Bruce Springsteen – Like A Killer In The Sun.. by Leonardo Colombati book review
By Terry Staunton published
Darkness on the pages of tome

The Beatles - The Christmas Records album review
By Terry Staunton published
Baby you can drive my sleigh

The Grateful Dead - The Grateful Dead Records Collection album review
By Terry Staunton published
Upheavals and exploratory sounds in the mid-70s

R.E.M - Automatic For The People album review
By Terry Staunton published
Bonus-packed 25th-anniversary edition of a genuine classic

Wilko Johnson at Royal Albert Hall, London - live review
By Terry Staunton published
Not yet ratedDeath-cheating guitarist’s birthday bash blows the roof off the RAH

Dr. John - The Atco Albums Collection album review
By Terry Staunton published
“Jock-a-mo fee na-né” (it says here)

Chris Hillman - Bidin’ My Time album review
By Terry Staunton published
Byrd man flies again, with famous friends

Gregg Allman - Southern Blood album review
By Terry Staunton published
A final, defiant wave of the flag from the southern rock pioneer

The Beach Boys - 1967: Sunshine Tomorrow album review
By Terry Staunton published
Gotta keep those lovin’ good vibrations happenin’…

Nick Lowe - Reissues album review
By Terry Staunton published
Not yet ratedLove the sounds, heartbreaking class

Nils Lofgren: 10 Great Moments
By Terry Staunton published
The ultimate highlights collection from the long career of rock'n'roll's premier guitar-slinging gymnast

Johnny Cash - The Original Sun Albums 1957-1964 album review
By Terry Staunton published
Birth of a legend, in a beautifully packaged eight-disc set

Procol Harum - Novum album review
By Terry Staunton published
Psych-pop pioneers make a long overdue but welcome return

Paul McCartney - Flowers In The Dirt album review
By Terry Staunton published
Extras-packed editions of a watershed release
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