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An Audience With David Crosby: “I can’t claim to be wise!”

Croz recalls jamming with Hendrix, being “stupefied” by The Beatles… and the making of High Noon

An audience with Michael Head: “I’ve been lucky – when things were tough, I’ve had a creative outlet”

The creator of one of Uncut’s best album of 2022 on his magical Mersey adventures with The Pale Fountains, Shack, Arthur Lee and Lee Mavers.

An audience with Robyn Hitchcock: “Life veers between the inane and profound, the banal and the terrifying”

Set to release his 22nd album Shufflemania! on 21st October, the singular psych-folk troubadour on why he prefers the UK to Nashville, 'vandalising' his songs and why he will never release his novel

An audience with Cat Power: “I don’t know if Bob would be thrilled”

Chan Marshall on turning 50, dogs versus cats, the “atrocity” of modern-day America and and a chance encounter with Bob Dylan

An audience with Roger Chapman: “I could sing my arse off when I was a kid”

Chapeau to Chappo! The former Family frontman looks back on a long career spent dodging spivs, scallywags and hypnocrats to hobnob with Jimi, Elton and the Stones

An audience with Glen Matlock: “Music can be a release and it can be a rallying cry”

With a fiery solo album ready to roll, the Sex Pistols songwriter talks "Anarchy In The UK", activism and gigging in the DMZ

An audience with Low: “When things are right at the edge of breaking apart, it can be really musical”

From Uncut Take 300 (May 2022), Low's Mimi Parker and Alan Sparhawk talk about sonic weapons, Easter musicals and dungarees

An audience with Cowboy Junkies: “If you don’t reinterpret a song, then you’re just covering it and what’s the point?”

The alt country stalwarts talk Townes Van Zandt, The Trinity Session, family politics and the art of a great cover version

An audience with Dion: “Lou Reed loved me! I think he knew I would tell him the truth”

The irrepressible rock’n’roller shares his stories of a life well lived, from riding rhinos in Bronx Zoo to watching Dylan go electric – and even getting on the good side of Lou Reed

An audience with David Crosby: “I made so many mistakes that I can’t claim to be wise!”

As For Free caps a remarkable renaissance, Croz answers questions from the Uncut audience: he recalls jamming with Hendrix, being “stupefied” by The Beatles… and the making of High Noon
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