Richard Williams

Tape loops, drones and The Tibetan Book Of The Dead: Inside The Beatles’ Revolver sessions at EMI Studios

It's April 6, 1966. We're in EMI Studios on Abbey Road, where tape loops, drones and mystical incantations derived from The Tibetan Book Of The Dead herald this next revolutionary phase in The Beatles’ career

Alice Coltrane – Kirtan: Turiya Sings

Turiya’s divine songs and infinite chants pared back, repackaged and empowered

Chris Barber – A Trailblazer’s Legacy

Limited-edition tribute to a groundbreaking bandleader

Bob Dylan – Rough And Rowdy Ways

Uncut's definitive review in full

Bob Dylan With Special Guest George Harrison – 1970: 50th Anniversary Edition

Offcuts with added George

The Weather Station – Ignorance

Blissful fifth from cool Canadian

Ronnie’s

Behind the doors of the legendary jazz spot

Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers – Just Coolin’

The Blue Note legend is not based on distinctive artwork alone. Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff, the company’s founders, cared enough about quality to...

Bob Dylan’s Rough And Rowdy Ways – the definitive review

You've got the album, now read Uncut's essential commentary

Roberta Flack – First Take: 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition

A debut of remarkable vision and maturity, now with unreleased, non-album demos
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