-
Recent Posts
- Down from The Loft and virtually coming your way – the Pete Astor interview
- Perfecting The Professionals’ approach – in conversation with Paul Cook
- King Creosote / Fence Collective – Manchester Bridgewater Hall
- Still alive and nearly famous – the Lee Mark Jones interview
- Pete Sounds and The Wah! Ahead – the Pete Wylie interview
- From Circular Quay to Monks Road and onwards – back in touch with Dr Robert about The Blow Monkeys
- Here of their own free will – talking to Graham Firth about The True Deceivers
- Saints preserve us – talking Cornershop’s England is a Garden with Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres
- West on Colfax in search of Americana – the Scott Carey interview
- Talking harbour lights, wood chip and more with King Creosote – the Kenny Anderson interview
Archives
Categories
Meta
-
WriteWyattUK on Facebook
Tag Archives: First Cut is the Deepest
The Time Has Come – the P.P. Arnold interview
‘I’m doing fine! I have to go out this morning and see a tailor who is hemming a dress for me. We’ve had two days off organising all this luggage I’m carrying around. I am the original bag lady! I’ve got … Continue reading →
Posted in Books Films, TV & Radio, Music
|
Tagged Barry Gibb, First Cut is the Deepest, Graham Nash, Ike & Tina Turner, Immediate, Jimi Hendrix, Los Angeles, Mick Jagger, Mike D'Abo, Paul Jones, PP Arnold, Ram John Holder, Rolling Stones, Small Faces, Steve Cradock, Steve Marriott, The Manfreds, Tom McGuinness, Zoot Money
|
1 Comment
