Sublime

Believe me, Don, we all know that this word which so many seem to fear today, ‘Freedom’ has a hell of a lot to do with this music.

Lors d’une interview à New York en juillet 1968, le folksinger Tom Paxton – qui ne comprenait pas le français – nous confiait que, selon lui, Brel était le plus grand auteur contemporain de chansons (il le plaçait avant Bob Dylan !). Si Paxton n’enregistrait que ses propres compositions, il avouait que certaines d’entre elles avaient été influencée

A guy called Red Saunders, along with a few of his friends, had formed Rock Against Racism in 1976, not just as a reaction to the racist skinheads terrorising our streets, but also in response to comments made by Eric Clapton and David Bowie. It’s extraordinary to think that back then Eric Clapton (aka God) said he agreed with Enoch Powell and that

“To Live a Life” by First Aid Kit.