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Graeme Thomson

Joni Mitchell – At Newport

A triumphant return last year marked the singer’s first live show in two decades

Complete Mountain Almanac reveal the creative process of their self-titled album

As Complete Mountain Almanac, Rebekka Karijord and Jessica Dessner have written a song for every month of the year – with the aid of the latter’s notable siblings

A look into the pioneering works of Curtis Mayfield

Six decades on from his pioneering debut, we salute a gentle soul genius with the help of family, friends and fans such as Paul Weller

Herbie Hancock: “I like to be ahead of the curve, I’m trying to make a curve!”

From prodigy to jazz colossus: the man who has repeatedly revolutionised music revisits his long and illustrious career

Steely Dan: “They’re the American Beatles!”

Celebrating the work of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker in the company of famous Danfans

Joni Mitchell: “I can’t believe how good my voice sounds!”

Friends and collaborators on the extraordinary run of albums following her generation-defining masterpiece Blue

Joan Shelley – The Spur

New parenthood and a songwriting circle helps increasingly ‘swell’-assisted songs attain captivating new heights

Chris Blackwell: “I knew I wanted to spend my life close to music”

The Island Records visionary looks back on his long and colourful career

Sandy Denny – Early Home Recordings

The folk legend’s solo demos from 1966-’68 released on vinyl for the first time

The making of The Associates’ “Party Fears Two”

After a night out drinking, two friends conjure up a magical piano riff. But the time’s not right, so for three years it stays “in our back pocket”…
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