As co-founder and electric livewire of The Move, Ace Kefford played bass with instinctive swagger and prowled...
The Move
Tony Secunda entered The Move’s world with ideas stacked up before the group could finish their tea,...
At a time when British pop was getting either too cute (Penny Lane, anyone?) or too cosmic...
Roy Wood always had a way of making the whimsical sound seismic, and ‘Flowers in the Rain’...
Dave Scott-Morgan explores his highlights intertwined with the Birmingham music scene of the 1960s and 1970s. From...
The Roots Of British Power Pop 1969-1975 are explored by David Wells who discusses highlights from the...
