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.
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Folk-tinged remakes of personal favourites.

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An instant classic, and a triumph that’s set to burn bright for a long time to come.

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The follow-up to 2012's Handwritten

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Early outings for some Purple classics-in-waiting.

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Rock royalty, soul survivor.

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Rocking out, and rolling with the punches.

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Dutch proggers revisit their 70s high-water marks.

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When the Boss isn't playing with the E Street Band, he's playing with everyone else...

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Black Crowes singer releases third album. Classic Rock reviews.

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Twofer of releases from a remarkably hectic schedule.

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Guitar-for-hire goes it alone with some style.

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Archive gig boasting heavy axe-wielding.

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Sixth album, showcasing a v. slick Steve.

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Singalonga John reaps few surprises.

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A set of new songs with an old-school sheen.

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A return to their roots, with additional retro flourishes.

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Live versions of Baird’s mostly former glories.

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Back pages and curious covers played live.

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Mixing it up without Moz.
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