Enlightening and fun interview with Arrows legendary lead singer Alan Merrill interview by Laurent Bigot, Ugly Things magazine issue # 50, summer 2019.

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Enlightening and fun interview with Arrows legendary lead singer Alan Merrill interview by Laurent Bigot, Ugly Things magazine issue # 50, summer 2019.
A one hour interview with Alan Merrill of music and chat on the Kathleen Wilce radio show June 19th 2019 on City World Radio. It went out live and will be archived soon.
Interview with Alan Merrill of the Arrows about writing and recording the original versions of “I Love Rock N Roll” in 1975 and many other things rock related. A long and interesting interview, pour yourself a drink first!
Alan Merrill of The Arrows goes track by track through his solo album, Radio Zero.
Alan Merrill interview 2019 in Songfacts by Carl Wiser! Topic is Alan’s new album RADIO ZERO, just released.
Click on the link above for the interview-
How a TV performance of "I Love Rock N Roll" in the spring of 1975 got my band the Arrows a TV series in 1976. From Jackie magazine UK, 1976. Of course “I Love Rock N Roll” is now a certified rock classic. History shows that due to our stubborn musical integrity and our management (MAM) at loggerheads with our record label (RAK), we are the only band in history to have a weekly TV series with hit singles before our TV shows (in 1974 and ‘75) and no records released at all during the run of our 28 shows across 1976 and re-runs in ‘77.
Alan Merrill with Steve Leeds of Sirius radio. Alan was there for an interview on the Larry Flick show, SiriusXM radio, 2011.
Alan Merrill interview on the “All Night With Joey Reynolds” NBC TV show, 2011. Talking about writing and recording the original version of “I Love Rock N Roll”in 1975 and Lou Rawls’ “When The Night Comes” and Alan gets a lot of information out in less than a minute!I