Annie Haslam and Jim McCarty discuss the origins and evolution of Renaissance ahead of their special run of

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Peter Hammill and Van der Graaf Generator have influenced artists from David Bowie to John Lydon, yet Peter

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brendan b. brown of Wheatus marks 25 years since Teenage Dirtbag first turned the band from New York

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Stu Cook, bassist and founding member of Creedence Clearwater Revival, talks about the band’s early years, their rise

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More than fifty years after Barclay James Harvest helped define a uniquely English strain of symphonic rock, John

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Archivist and producer Rob Caiger talks about the painstaking work behind Nice Records, the label dedicated to restoring

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Judie Tzuke has always been slightly out of step with the story people wanted to tell about her.

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It’s Halloween night, 1975. A bunch of Irish lads are halfway through their first gig when Bob Geldof

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Michael Schenker talks about new album Don’t Sell Your Soul, the second part of a trilogy that reclaims

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Carlos Alomar reflects on a career that spans decades of innovation and collaboration. He speaks about his early

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