An all-star cast pick the greatest cuts from Jagger, Richards and co

Mixed bag of concert films, marred by loon pants...

Visionary-pastoral sole album from short-lived Hibernian folk-rock group

"As I watched Tom play, I thought, Had I been a boy, I would’ve been him"

Beatle Paul is back with a reflective yet vibrant 17th 
solo studio album

Locating the old pagan spirit of Albion in some new release DVDs

As chosen by famous fans, Dylan's associates and Uncut writers

Some highlights to see/hear this week: Neil Young playing “Thrasher” for the first time (technically, second time I think) in 36 years; well over an hour of amazing Can footage from 1970; the new Jack White track; and Olga Bell’s album, which seems to suggest that I prefer the Dirty Projectors, or at least their spin-offs, when the singing is in Russian.

It’s recently been announced that a rare live recording of Syd Barrett guesting on guitar with The Last Minute Put Together Boogie Band in Cambridge in July 1972 is to be released – so now seems like a perfect time to revisit the extensive tribute we published in Uncut just after Barrett’s death in July 2006 (Take 112, September 2006). As well as a fantastic piece written by David Cavanagh, we hear from Syd’s friends, collaborators and admirers, including David Bowie, David Gilmour, Mick Rock, Peter Jenner, Damon Albarn, Julian Cope and Kevin Ayers. Shine on…

Good-time title, sombre message on The Boss' 18th studio album proper...