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Sessa: “We have to find a way to survive, to make people feel pleasure”

Sergio Sayeg’s journey toward being an ascendant steward of one of Brazil’s beloved musical exports, Tropicália

Waylon Jennings – Love Of The Common People / Hangin´on / Only The Greatest / Jewels

Four albums on two discs, signalling a wind of change

Paul McCartney says The Beatles were always for “the working people”

“Occasionally, you would get the kind of snob who would get angry”

Tony Visconti on T.Rex and the birth of glam: “People were ready for Marc”

Tracing Bolan's journey from "The Wizard" to "Hot Love" in the new issue of Uncut

Mott The Hoople: “People went mad with pure excitement”

The band's 1974 line-up recount riotous tales in the current issue of Uncut

Evan Dando: “We had people coming down to the studio saying, ‘Get this done, because this guy might die…'”

From The Lemonheads to his solo work, Dando takes us through his career

Bryan Ferry: “People like you to be difficult and weird”

For your pleasure: Ferry on his finest solo work, album by album

Killing Joke: “We were horrible people”

The band discuss black magic, maggots and the Great Pyramid in the new Uncut

The Jesus And Mary Chain’s William Reid: “I want to make records and show people we’re not a heritage act. What a fucking horrible...

William and Jim Reid look back over the early years of The Jesus And Mary Chain in the new Uncut, dated December 2014 and out now.

Nick Mason on Pink Floyd: “We were obviously very depressed people”

Nick Mason jokes that Pink Floyd were “obviously very depressed people” while making The Dark Side Of The Moon, in the new issue of Uncut (dated November 2013), and out now.
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