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At home with the Shakes, Ghostface Killah, etc...

Uncut catches an unprecedented glimpse of the real Bob…

Today (January 28, 2015), social media reliably informs me that Robert Wyatt is 70, which seems a reasonable justification for reposting this long and, I hope, interesting transcript of an interview I did with him at home in Louth back in 2007, a little before the marvellous “Comicopera” was released. It begins with Wyatt discussing, of all things, Big Brother...

He also worked with James Brown, Miles Davis and the Beach Boys...

Music player can be ordered online now for February delivery...

The current issue of Uncut features our archive releases of the year list, compiled by the Uncut team. You can read new assessments of the albums in the issue, but below is the full list. Click on the links to read the original Uncut reviews… and as always let us know in the comments or on Facebook what would make your Top 30. Uncut’s Top 30 Archive Releases Of The Year are: 30 Sleater-Kinney – Start Together (Sub Pop)

One bright Sunday morning, MC Taylor is driving through his patch of North Carolina, past New Hope Creek and the Eno River, over the Chatham County Line and the James Taylor Bridge in Chapel Hill, near the Haw River and the valley that he has meditated upon in song these past few years. Through apparently endless forests, Taylor's destination is Saralyn, a kind of hippy settlement just outside of Pittsboro.

Thunder thunder, lightning ahead! Now dark and even longer - a revolutionary album turns 20...

Work features in sleevenotes for new Beefheart box...

The PiL leader discusses his record collection, Sid Vicious’ skin worries and the song he wrote for Kate Bush…