Record magazine November 1982 Vol 2 No 1 Bruce Springsteen The Who Steve Winwood
Record magazine/newspaper Nov 1982 Vol 2 No 1
Backstage With The Who / Interview: Steve Winwood.
Bruce Springsteen Delivers A Masterpiece By Dave Marsh.
Backstage With The Who By Chris Welch IF YOU CAN'T take the heat, get out of the arena. Pete Townshend and his mates respond to a savaging by the British press with impressive dignity, and rock's last angry man reflects on the Who's tentative plans to wind down and considers possible solo and group projects.
Steve Winwood: Good Times, Bad Times
By Deborah Frost STEVE WINWOOD IS a survivor, although the rumors of his fall from grace have, he feels, been greatly exaggerated. In this Record interview he contemplates his solitary art.
Bruce Springsteen's Masterpiece.By Dave Marsh RECORDED IN THE solitary reflection of a bedroom, Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska may
Records well be the artist's most courageous statementit is surely his most powerful. American Grandstand. London Calling.
ARE THE WHO growing old gracefully? Is T-Bone Burnett awe-inspiring? Wayne King and J. D. Considine, respectively, ponder the answers to these Sound Signature and other questions this month. Also reviewed: Don Henley, the History of
Classifieds
Surf Music series, Isley Brothers, Shoes, Fashion, and others.
Backstage With The Who / Interview: Steve Winwood.
Bruce Springsteen Delivers A Masterpiece By Dave Marsh.
Backstage With The Who By Chris Welch IF YOU CAN'T take the heat, get out of the arena. Pete Townshend and his mates respond to a savaging by the British press with impressive dignity, and rock's last angry man reflects on the Who's tentative plans to wind down and considers possible solo and group projects.
Steve Winwood: Good Times, Bad Times
By Deborah Frost STEVE WINWOOD IS a survivor, although the rumors of his fall from grace have, he feels, been greatly exaggerated. In this Record interview he contemplates his solitary art.
Bruce Springsteen's Masterpiece.By Dave Marsh RECORDED IN THE solitary reflection of a bedroom, Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska may
Records well be the artist's most courageous statementit is surely his most powerful. American Grandstand. London Calling.
ARE THE WHO growing old gracefully? Is T-Bone Burnett awe-inspiring? Wayne King and J. D. Considine, respectively, ponder the answers to these Sound Signature and other questions this month. Also reviewed: Don Henley, the History of
Classifieds
Surf Music series, Isley Brothers, Shoes, Fashion, and others.
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