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

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The rise and fall of the Mark II model

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A quietly moving confessional

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Not yet ratedDeluxe back-pages package brimming with previously unreleased extras

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10 amazing concert films that truly deserve to be seen in cinemas...

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Stevie’s gone, somebody else helps them now

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Not yet ratedRead the book, stay for the songs

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Forty years of feistiness from former Rumour frontman

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Barking bard and buddy let the train take the strain with Field Recordings From The Great American Railroad

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A look back at the long and winding road as the Fab Four conquered the globe

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Rock biopics are traditional shaky affairs, full of lousy acting and historical inaccuracies, but sometimes the stars align and the results are worth watching. Here's 10 of the very best...

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Alex Cox's punk biopic about the late Sex Pistols bassist and his girlfriend is set for a re-release on Blu-ray and DVD

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Grab your popcorn and settle back as we scour 50 years of rock'n'roll for 20 great rock‘n'roll movies

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Wouldn’t it be nice... if this was better?

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Not yet ratedMeet the new Boss, same as the old Boss: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band bring the River Tour to London

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Carole King brings the classic Tapestry to London's Hyde Park in July. Here are some of her finest moments, as performed by others

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Amps turned down for some introspective strumming.

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All the old favourites, and some creepy covers.

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A fine overview of an oft forgotten man.

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The Bon Jovi keyboard player's R&B musical is now on in London's West End

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Rossi, Parfitt and co as you’ve never heard – or seen, thankfully – them before.

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The wide boy walks too narrow a groove.

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Not yet ratedMr Blue Sky returns to the stage after three-decade absence

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Monument to Britpop gets a reputation-enhancing makeover.
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