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  Glasgow Times

  The story of Glasgow's Armadillo which turns 25

  IT IS 25 years since the Armadillo – or Glasgow’s SEC’s Clyde Auditorium to give it its proper name – opened its shiny doors on the banks of the river.

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  The Guardian

  Amanda Lear: the androgynous muse to Dalí who made disco intellectual

  The subject of a new documentary, who is also portrayed in an upcoming Dalí biopic, scorned modelling as ‘immoral and stupid’, turning instead to a lifetime of underrated, high-minded pop

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  BANG Showbiz

  Phil Manzanera: Roxy Music 50th anniversary tour 'beneath' Brian Eno

  Brian Eno was allegedly invited to take part in Roxy Music's anniversary tour.

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  The Guardian

  Bryan Ferry: ‘I did a lot of whistling on my paper round as a lad’

  Bryan Ferry: ‘I did a lot of whistling on my paper round as a lad’. The Roxy Music star answers your questions on his favourite Newcastle boozers, the influential mentors who shaped his thinking, and the temptation to overproduce everything

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  The Guardian

  Post your questions for Bryan Ferry

  As the Roxy Music frontman publishes his lyrics, releases new music and prepares a 50th anniversary tour, he will ponder Guardian readers’ questions

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  Hello!

  Libri: '1973, Rock‘n Roll, nazisti e Monty Python', giallo distopico di Bonadonna e Pucci Poppi

  Un giallo internazionale ambientato in un 1973 che non è mai esistito, ma avrebbe potuto, e che ha per coprotagonisti i Monty Python, David Bowie, Andy Warhol, Leni Riefenstahl, Jagger & Richards, Amanda Lear, Bryan Ferry, Lou Reed, Bob Marley, Martin Heidegger, Jean-Paul Sartre e Simone de Beauvoir. E' "1973, Rock ‘n Roll, nazisti e Monty Python", romanzo appena uscito per Round Robin Editrice (236 pagine, 14 euro) scritto a quattro mani da Federico Bonadonna e Pierluca Pucci Poppi, che verrà p

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  The Guardian

  Barry St John obituary

  Barry St John obituary

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  When Harvey Met Bob: how Bob Geldof lied to Elton John, David Bowie and Queen about Live Aid

  BBC Two is reshowing the popular one-off film, When Harvey Met Bob, which chronicles how performing arts promoter Harvey Goldsmith and musician Bob Geldof butted heads while planning the 1985 Live Aid concert. READ: 9 shows and films everyone is watching on Netflix right nowThe concert was an iconic moment in music history, raised £100million for famine relief in Africa, and was considered a major success. However, it took some serious grafting behind-the-scenes to make the show work - with Bob

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  The Independent

  Aaaaaay-o! Aaaaaay-o! Why Live Aid was the greatest show of all

  In the swarming backstage scrum of Wembley Stadium, rock’n’roll supernovas collided. A sweaty post-gig Pete Townshend embraced Elton John, en route to the stage. Freddie Mercury accosted Bono by the makeshift Hard Rock Cafe constructed for the occasion. David Bowie and Paul McCartney mock-boxed for the cameras between luxurious ferns. On one dressing room door, a sign listed the three acts scheduled to use it during the day, then the mysterious “Ensemble Male”. A space reserved, rumours abounded

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  The Guardian

  Mick Rock releases unseen photographs of 1970s rock royalty to support NHS

  Mick Rock releases unseen photographs of 1970s rock royalty to support NHS. Photographer and friend of David Bowie will donate money from sales of portraits to buy protective masks for hospital staff

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