ME AND MR JONES: Suzi Ronson remembers life in BOWIE’s 70s orbit
In memoir Me and Mr Jones, Suzi Ronson is an amiable narrator who gained entry into Bowie’s orbit in the 70s whilst working as a hairdresser.
In memoir Me and Mr Jones, Suzi Ronson is an amiable narrator who gained entry into Bowie’s orbit in the 70s whilst working as a hairdresser.
Daniel De Visé’ pieces together the definitive telling of the making of The Blues Brothers, a hit movie on release 44 years ago and a cult favourite since.
Texas and Spooner Oldham is a combination which fits like a glove on compilation album, The Muscle Shoals Sessions.
With El Magnifico, producer and songwriter Ed Harcourt has moved away from the instrumental, cinematic soundscapes of his last, highly recommended album Monochrome To Colour.
Eight albums in, Norah Jones shows no signs of having driven down a creative cul-de-sac with her latest, Visions.
While the British weather may always fail us, Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band's BRSB is nothing short of a ray of sonic sunshine.
In latest book Crypt, Alice Roberts looks closely at how burials in Tudor times could educate us about how people lived in that era.
With What Now, Brittany Howard ups the stakes with an album that fuses a smorgasbord of style and emotion that works magnificently as a whole.
Sixty-five years after her death, Paul Alexander’s Bitter Crop should help to set the record straight on Billie Holiday's final year.
Experience the raucous sound of His Lordship's debut album—a wild ride of fast, furious, rock'n'roll-infused tracks.
Within memoir The Ballad Of Speedball Baby’s pages, author Ali Smith navigates a dirty, drug-fuelled Lower East Side Manhattan.
Unnatural Death, Patricia Cornwell’s 27th Kay Scarpetta novel since 1990, is an intelligent, disturbing and topical crime thriller.