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DIGITAL MUSIC AWARDS God Save The Sex Pistols
voted # 11
Compiled
by Phil Singleton
21 Years of News & Features / 2000 pages Contact / Submit Featuresgodsave@sex-pistols.net News
Contributors: Carlos Lopez, Ray Morrissey, Hervé Labyre, Géant-Vert,
Gus
Nicholson
Penetration Rock Magazine Compilation, featuring every issue of the magazine with behind the scenes stories!
Paul Welsh
created the Manchester fanzine Penetration, which gave the Pistols one
of their first pieces of fan coverage outside London. The fanzine also
included pix from the Pistols' gig at Lesser Free Trade Hall,
Manchester, June 4th 1976
Defying Gravity: Jordan's
Story
by Cathi Unsworth (Omnibus Press)
"Icon, muse, catalyst and the most
recognisable
female face of punk"
Inside the birth of the Sex Pistols & punk rock
Out 25 Apr 2019
The
image of Jordan in her white shards of beehive and Mondrian make-up is
one of the most iconic in pop history. But nobody knows what was really
going on behind those watchful eyes when Anarchy hit the UK. With
commentary from key players including Vivienne Westwood, Paul Cook,
Marco Pirroni, Holly Johnson and her partner behind the
SEX/Seditionaries counter Michael Collins plus a wealth of
never-before-seen images from Simon Barker, Sheila Rock and Harri
Peccinotti, Jordan finally reveals her outrageous life story
An
extended cut of Glen's London Live interview & a song from the
session will be featured on the Saturday Spotlight London Show this
weekend (9th Feb) at 6pm (Freeview 8 Sky 117 Virgin 159 in London,
Gtr London, Home Counties)
Marcel
Azzola RIP
The French accordionist who played on the recording of 'Anarchie
Pour l'U.K.' & featured in the Paris sequence of The Great Rock 'N'
Roll Swindle film, has died aged 91. Marcel also played with the likes
of Jacques Brel & Edith Piaf
Marcel in The Great
Rock 'N' Roll Swindle
21st January
GSTSPs exclusive
look at a
series of rare test pressings continues The
pressings have been submitted to GSTSPS by Simon Lucas.
Coda Records have re-issued their
unofficial vinyl LPAnarchy In
Rome(Curva Stadio, 10th July 1996)
as a 'deluxe edition' i.e. "limited
green vinyl LP + turntable mat in die-cut sleeve"
7th January
GSTSPs exclusive
look at a
series of rare test pressings continues
The
pressings have been submitted to GSTSPS by Simon Lucas.
Growing
up on the outskirts of Manchester, the Buzzcocks were the local heroes
of all of us at school with a punk rock leaning. I asked for and
received Love Bites on Christmas Day 1978. I never saw them live until
the reunion gig at Manchester Apollo in 1989 - what an amazing event
that was. Around the same time, the CD box set Product was released and
set the standard for retrospective re-releases in the new CD age and
re-acquainted many of us with our dusty old vinyl, reminding us of how
magnificent they were. We hadn't imagined it. Thankfully the reconvened
Buzzcocks continued to make magnificent albums (the latest The Way is a
fabulous body of work) and tour through to this very, sad, day. I last
saw the Buzzcocks live at Rebellion in August. 'Whatever Happened
To?' - they won't be saying that about you Pete. Thanks from all
of us Stockport school boys. Phil Singleton www.sex-pistols.net
The
pressings have been submitted to GSTSPS by Simon Lucas & were
previously owned by the late Tommy Vance, Tony Wilson his producer, and
John Walters (John Peel's producer)
