To put Blur’s future into perspective all you have to do is listen to Graham Coxon’s latest interview given to the NME. According to Graham there are no more plans to play live together or “do anything else”. So there you have it. The lucky thousands who crammed into the Glastonbury and T [...]
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For better or worse, Blur's reformation is certainly getting people talking, their Sunday evening Glasto headlining set certainly reconnected them with a whole new generation of fans who weren't there the first time round. Making those who were just a little misty eyed for the days of Modern Life Is Rubbish era Blur.Lest we forget Blur guitarist Graham Coxon is still a well loved solo performer...
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Graham Coxon has premiered the music video for ‘In The Morning‘.The track is off the singers seventh studio album, “The Spinning Top“.The album was produced by Stephen Street and is now out.Graham Coxon
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He's only just released his latest solo effort The Spinning Top and already, Coxon has talked up his next plans for an album to The Daily Mail. "I'll have a new solo album sooner or later, I already have several songs stacked up.
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Graham Coxon has posted details of a headline tour of his own, which will precede his summer shows with Blur. In May, the guitarist and singer-songwriter will perform six dates, as he promotes his next solo album 'The Spinning Top', which we posted about HERE.
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It's a thing of beauty to see one of the best guitarists in recorded history reach his creative peak after so many years of effort and doubt.
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Seeming to be at peace with his former bandmates and life in general, Coxon delivers an eccentric album that manages to be loose and coherent in equal measures. Simon Rueben reviews.
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In addition to doing the video podcast, I also recently started an audio podcast entitled The New and Used Records Radio Hour. In this most recent episode, I play songs from Graham Coxon, the Faint, Broken Social Scene, Irving, Mixel Pixel, Honeycut, the Dears, Young Love, and David & the Citizens. You can listen here, or subscribe with iTunes. When I was a kid, I wanted to be a disc jockey ...
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i wish there was a clear-cut way to describe what music means to me. that i could suss out the defining meanings and moments that turn music into the backbone of my emotional make-up. i tend to attach songs to people, to time periods, to breakdowns and break-ups, to falling in love, to confusion and catastrophe, to understanding, and to forgetting. as open as i may seem to be, there are volumes...
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Good for something then this SXSW ,not the Sasquach Xcitroen Xantia's SpecialisationWorkshop?
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For better or worse, Blur's reformation is certainly getting people talking, their Sunday evening Glasto headlining set certainly reconnected them with a whole new generation of fans who weren't there the first time round. Making those who were just a little misty eyed for the days of Modern Life Is Rubbish era Blur.Lest we forget Blur guitarist Graham Coxon is still a well loved solo performer...
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In addition to doing the video podcast, I also recently started an audio podcast entitled The New and Used Records Radio Hour. In this most recent episode, I play songs from Graham Coxon, the Faint, Broken Social Scene, Irving, Mixel Pixel, Honeycut, the Dears, Young Love, and David & the Citizens. You can listen here, or subscribe with iTunes. When I was a kid, I wanted to be a disc jockey ...
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Seeming to be at peace with his former bandmates and life in general, Coxon delivers an eccentric album that manages to be loose and coherent in equal measures. Simon Rueben reviews.
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| 3 I'm Goin' Away |
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