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Next up from Stagger Lee (click on the title to listen/download): Lykke Li – Sadness Is A Blessing (Atlantic) “I could have picked anything from the Wounded Rhymes album, and it’s not often you can say that anymore. Not sure she’s being marketed right. The angle seems to be some sort of kooky pop moppet […]
“Maybe somehow the desire for knowledge is back, and to be glamorous will be to have a big brain. That’s why I believe that the stars of the future aren’t designers or musicians, they’re teachers. Because people are searching for answers, they’re searching for content. A college professor is much more glamorous than an actor.” […]
You can trust in Stagger Lee Fisher; he’s a man of great musical wealth + taste. I’ve asked him to select the 10 top tracks currently buzzing around his brain. First up (click on the title to download): Penny & The Quarters – You & Me (Numero Group) “This sweet soul number cropped up on […]
This Family Dog postcard was a present for Victor Moscoso fan Mrs G a couple of years back.
I’m not sure I agree with their characterisation of Philip Sallon’s personality as “bubbly” but who wouldn’t endorse these wishes for a speedy recovery to one of London’s living legends?
Derek Boshier In The ’70s is the self-explanatory title of an exhibition of the great man’s work running from this Saturday (April 9) through to May 7 at San Francisco’s Steven Wolf Fine Art.
I am currently working with Tommy Roberts on a book about his life and career in fashion. Tommy has been assembling a selection of anecdotes and stories which will feature as occasional tasters here over the coming months. This reminiscence stems from the period in the early 70s when Tommy operated City Lights Studio. Situated […]
Now this really gets me at it of a Friday night. I first saw this on a night of rare “punk” footage at the King’s Cross Scala hosted by Clinton Heylin in the early 90s; there were a couple of hundred of us huddled there – including such fans as Alan McGee + Bobby Gillespie […]
Over on GQ Eye, Glenn O’Brien writes about this Bill Burroughs scarf produced by Kate Simon from a sequence of her photographs of the master. Read O’Brien’s post here.
My engagement with the spectacle of the Royal Wedding is taking the form of protesting at Lambeth Council’s leasing of Clapham Common to Camp Royale. British Remains, meanwhile, is publishing a design which offers a choice of expression.