Jagger mick

Uncut catches up with Kim Fowley and Rodney Bingenheimer

In a new film about Brian Jones' life, director Stephen Woolley showcases a theory on the lead up and circumstances which surround Brian's death.

A collection of Farlowe's Immediate and best-known recordings

Lennon's troubled homage to the music he grew up with

The legendary guitarist on his first musical steps and how the blues came to Surbiton.

Redundant remake of Michael Caine classic

The legendary New York glam-punk posse return in triumph

BFI re-release of cult classic plays London before rolling across the country

Rod Stewart was a better singer than Mick Jagger—and at least as good a bottom-wiggler—but the Faces were always a poor boy's Stones, and this DVD can't rewrite history. Cheaply produced with ugly thumbnail factoids running below it, the fragmentary live footage intermittently captures the band's rootsy swagger but also reminds one of what an old tart Rodney could be. Singing "I'd Rather Go Blind" in a gold jumpsuit, he could be Freddie Mercury.

Long-serving English roots band unmasked