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From the new book ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger by Daniel Rachel’.

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'Don’t Look Back In Anger: The Rise and Fall of Cool Britannia' by Daniel Rachel.

We transcribed Damon's bits for our archive. You can read it here.

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Going Underground: Daniel Rachel talks rock's reckoning with its Nazi past

In this episode, Miles Salter speaks to Daniel Rachel, author of This Ain’t Rock and Roll, a confrontation of rock music’s uncomfortable dalliances with the Nazis. Continue reading Going Underground: Daniel Rachel talks rock’s reckoning with its Nazi past

Going Underground: Daniel Rachel talks rock's reckoning with its Nazi past

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Libri di musica che ho letto nel 2024

I Beatles, as usual. Ma anche Taylor Swift, gli anni Novanta di Luca De Gennaro e una bella raccolta di saggi sulla musica scritti da donne. Un lavoro da donne Anche nell’ambito della critica musicale prevale la prospettiva maschile e quindi ci voleva questa “antologia dedicata a cantanti, giornaliste, compositrici, donne che hanno stabilito un rapporto radicale con la musica”, dice Claudia…

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Oasis: Knebworth by Jill Furmanovsky and Daniel Rachel Buy your copy to attend an exclusive event with Jill Furmanivsky and Daniel Rachel. Click here for more information on the event.

On 10th and 11th August 1996, Oasis played the concerts that would define them, a band at the height of their powers playing to over 250,000 people. Twenty-five years on, this is the inside story of those nights, told through the breathtaking photographs of Jill Furmanovsky, granted unprecedented access to Oasis throughout that summer. Also includes newly obtained first-hand accounts from the people who were there - including Noel Gallagher and Alan McGee - in text by award-winning author Daniel Rachel. From relaxed rehearsals and warm-up concerts to Knebworth itself - backstage, onstage, flying high above the site - many of the stunning photographs in this book have never been seen anywhere before. This the definitive account of two nights that a generation will never forget.

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With Isle of Noises author Daniel Rachel.

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Jimmy Page on the art of songwriting, a Dangerous Minds exclusive

  The following is an exclusive extract from Isle of Noises: Conversations with Great British Songwriters, a superb new book by Daniel Rachel published this month by Picador. Inspired by Paul Zollo’s seminal Songwriters on Songwriting, Rachel has managed to bring together a truly impressive ensemble of British tunesmiths, including Ray Davies, Jarvis Cocker, Mick Jones, Robin Gibb (why the hell not!) and Johnny Marr, among others. The results are hugely enjoyable, and the mind veritably boggles imagining the kind of cajoling and legwork Rachel must have put in to coax this rich and eclectic ensemble out of their country piles—not least the notoriously taciturn, the notoriously notorious Jimmy Page…   Daniel Rachel: Do you have any introductory thoughts about songwriting?…