2nd August
1st August
31st July
John Lydon: Sex Pistols weren't good enough for X
Factor
29th July
The Sun: John Lydon holds forth on everything from the 70s’
endless strikes to
state of the music industry & talks about the forthcoming Live 76
box set
26th July
Paul Cook threw a
60th birthday party at The Elgin Pub, Ladbroke Grove
on Friday 22nd July
Paul
-
accompanied by his wife Jeni
and daughter Hollie - proudly
displayed a '60' badge. Those joining Paul in his celebrations
included Siouxsie Sioux, designer Pam Hogg, Mick Jones, Julien Temple,
Jordan, Vic Godard, Marco Pirroni, Patti Palladin, Martin Chambers,
Slim Jim Phantom, John 'Boogie' Tiberi, Philip Sallon, Zak Starkey,
NMTB producer Chris Thomas, Rhoda Dakar,
jeweller Stephen Webster, Ken Topley, Youth, and music journalists
Chris
Salewicz and Peter Makowski. Top celebrity photographer Richard Young
took the photos. At 10.45pm Paul and The Professionals played a 30
minute
set: 1-2-3, Just Another Dream, Silly Thing, Kick Down the Doors,
C'mon Everybody (with Slim Jim Phantom), Rave On (with Slim Jim
Phantom), and Mystery Train.
Report by Ray Morrissey
View pictures taken by Richard Young
25th July
BBC
2 Friday 29 July 11PM: Lynn Barber Meets John
Lydon. Clips available now
23rd July
Paul Cook is a guest in Adventures Beyond the
Ultraworld 25th anniversary show at Electric Brixton on Friday 29 July
Worth checking out if
you haven't already done
so - British
Library Punk 76-78 exhibition. Small but perfectly formed with all the
important original pieces from posters, fanzines, clothing, vinyl all
exhibited together
22nd July
Tickets
for Glen Matlock Band at 100 Club 2nd August available here
20th July
Happy
Birthday Cookie!
|
|
Glen Matlock at Nottingham's Theatre Royal - Great
review & pictures
18th July
17th July
TVD Live Shots: The Glen Matlock Band 40th
Anniversary of Punk Celebration at the Brooklyn Bowl, 9/7 - The Vinyl
District
Issue 37 of Vive Le
Rock Magazine includes
feature / pictures on The Greedies (Cook/Jones/Lynott) when they played
in Ireland with U2 as support.
Steve Jones models for Chrome Hearts11th July
5th July
Editorial
update. I've been on my travels over the past few weeks, but now normal
service will be resumed. Thanks. Phil
Glen
Matlock popped over to Music-News.com HQ in North London for a cup of
tea and a chat bringing his acoustic guitar to knock out a couple of
tunes
Saturday, 9 July:
Brooklyn Bowl London Presents:
40th Anniversary of Punk Celebration with The Glen Matlock Band:
Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats), Chris Spedding, Mark Halligan, Louise
Aubrie, DJ Jim Jones
Brooklyn Bowl London,Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX http://www.brooklynbowl.com/london/
Great set of Rich Kids / Professionals photos from
Academy gig
Ron
Watts - 100 Club Promoter, R.I.P. aged 73
Colleen M Watts sent
the following to
GSTSP:
"Very
sad to hear news that our friend, legendary promoter Ron Watts has
passed away. He was pivotal in original punk scene, being the first to
spot the Sex Pistols potential when saw them as support group at
Wycombe art college and booked them for his 100 Club in London.
He went on to put on the famous first punk festival there, also many
fantastic groups like The Jam, Clash, Damned, Banshees etc have him to
thank for putting them on first. He famously wrestled a flick knife off
Sid Vicious once !! Ron put on the Pistols and above groups plus many
more at our local Nags Head and Town Hall in High Wycombe at height of
punk and took cash off us at the door many times, and for that thank
him greatly. With emergence of internet we got re acquainted,he
remembered me and missus and swapped stories, he will be missed, a
lovely man, R.I.P Ron Watts."
|
|
Sid & Nancy 30th Anniversary cinema DVD/Blu-Ray
release
Jonesy's Jukebox scoop! Johnny Depp Gives First Public
Interview Since Amber Heard Divorce [thanks Rob
Banks]
16th June
Video:
Glen Matlock (with Billy Nichols, Steve Simpson, & Keith Smart) at
The Small Faces Convention in June, playing Ronnie Lane
12th
June
|
NMTB Vinyl
Guide Updated
|
11th June
Glen Matlock attended
previews of two punk
related events on 9th June:
Sir Paul Smith Celebrates Forty Years of
Punk with Derek Ridgers
(Paul Smith store, 9 Albemarle Street, London, W1). Photo exhibition of
punk acts and fans from the book 'Punk : London 77' by Derek Ridgers.
The Class of '76 (Gallery
Different, 14 Percy Street, London W1). Mixed media exhibition of
collages and prints featuring the first wave of punk bands.
10th June
British
Library
Punk Day event. Feature by GSTSPs contributor Jason
Insley. Includes great images of Glen Matlock & Jordan
NMTB: HMV exclusive
pink vinyl edition released
18th June. 1,000 copies
Richard Prince Sued for using Dennis Morris Sex Pistols Photos
3rd June
SEX
PISTOLS – LIVE ‘76
4CD / 4LP / Digital (MFiT & Standard)
On 19th August Universal Music Catalogue will release 4CD and 4LP sets
of Sex Pistols – Live ’76
|
The
collection comprises four revolutionary
live recordings – all
officially sanctioned by the Sex Pistols and professionally mastered at
Abbey Rd Studios and released in full for the first time. |
CD1
4th June – 1976: Lesser Free Trade Hall, Manchester
1. Did You No Wrong
2. No Lip
3. Seventeen
4. Stepping Stone
5. New York
6. Whatcha Gonna Do About It
7. Submission
8. Satellite
9. No Feelings
10. No Fun
11. Substitute
12. Pretty Vacant
13. Problems
Disc one
features the truly legendary Lesser Free Trade Hall,
Manchester concert, which took place on 4th June, 1976, arguably one of
the most important music concerts ever. Set up by Pete Shelley and
Howard Devoto (who were inspired to form Buzzcocks after travelling to
Welwyn Garden City to watch the Pistols), the show was witnessed by
people including future Joy Division/New Order members, Morrissey, Mark
E. Smith (The Fall) and Tony Wilson, the concert changed the course of
music history, with the Pistols inspiring a generation of musical
mavericks.
CD2
29th August – 1976: Screen on the Green, Islington
1. Anarchy in the UK
2. I Wanna Be Me
3. Seventeen
4. New York
5. No Lip
6. Stepping Stone
7. Satellite
8. Submission
9. Liar
10. No Feelings
11. Substitute
12. Pretty Vacant
13. Problems
14. Did You No Wrong
15. No Fun
Closer to the band’s London roots, the second
disc comprises the
‘Midnight Special’ concert, which was recorded on 29th August, 1976
at Screen on the Green, Islington – More widely known for its cult
cinema screenings. This famous gig saw the Pistols supported by The
Clash and Buzzcocks. Legend has it that journalists and record company
staff attempting to gain entry were reported to have been barred entry.
CD3
17th September 1976: HM Prison, Chelmsford
1. Anarchy in the UK (incomplete)
2. I Wanna Be Me
3. Seventeen
4. New York
5. No Lip
6. Stepping Stone
7. Satellite
8. Submission
9. Liar
10. No Feelings (incomplete)
11. Substitute
12. No Fun
13. Pretty Vacant
14. Problems
15. Anarchy in the UK (encore)
16. Did You No Wrong
Disc three
is the live show that took place at Chelmsford Maximum
Security Prison on 17th September 1976. Of the four recordings that
make up this collection, this was the only one ‘officially’ recorded on
4 track ¼ inch tape, by the band’s live soundman Dave Goodman.
Reportedly the idea of the band’s manager Malcolm McLaren, who claimed
it was part of his strategy to have the band play more interesting,
unusual non rock ‘n’ roll places, no doubt in an attempt to create
controversy. John Rotten Lydon rose to the occasion by being his
provocative best, as can be heard on the between songs banter.
CD4
25th September – 1976: 76 Club, Burton on Trent
1. Anarchy In The UK
2. I Wanna Be Me
3. Seventeen
4. New York
5. No Lip
6. Stepping Stone
7. Satellite
8. Submission
9. Liar
10. Substitute
11. No Feelings
12. No Fun
13. Pretty Vacant
14. Problems
The collection is completed
with a concert that originally made its way
around as a fans bootleg, recorded on 25th September – 1976: 76 Club,
Burton on Trent.
Officially released in full for the first time.
Sex Pistols – Live ’76 is the first time all four of these concerts
have been collected together in sequence. It will be available on 4CD
and 4LP sets (as well as digital download). It features related
photographs and an original facsimile Sex Pistols Glitterbest press kit
from the era.
[Thanks http://www.sexpistolsofficial.com/ for press release]
Order:
Sex Pistols - Live '76 4 CD Set
Order:
Sex Pistols - Live '76 [VINYL Set] |
|
Jonesy's
Jukebox with
guest Linda Ramone
Steve will be the guest host at the Johnny Ramone Tribute 24 July at
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
1st June
Glen Matlock to play
Glastonbury 25th June
|
|
30th May
One Night
in Manchester:
The Gig
That Changed Music Forever
|
|
Rotten Ale
Features
Johnny's graffiti from Denmark
Street |
Sad Vacation
New
documentary film on Sid and Nancy
by Danny Garcia
View
film trailer youtu.be/0IZUfBXM3xI
Crowd funding page launched
Film
to be
screened in London & New York by October with DVD to follow
'Vicious White Kid' (a biography of Sid's life) by Brett Dunford -
co-writer of Sad Vacation - published in 2017
|
|
27th May
|
PiL
in Wrexham last night
Another
brilliant show in an airy college venue. Performance-wise it even
eclipsed Coventry. PiL's sense of theatre, their stage presence &
re-interpretation of songs blew this crowd away.
John: "The
atmosphere is different in here, but it works." And it did. John
finished the evening by turning the microphone on the crowd &
asking us to shout our best insults at him. John also gave
us a reminder who to blame for the wars, & it wasn't the soldiers.
Back to the
opening night of the UK leg, a
couple of punters from The
Copper Rooms show have been in touch with
their thoughts.
Rob Gwilliam:
"Possibly one of the best gigs I've been to in the last 40 years! Could
happily have watched another couple of hours. As John said at the end
'we do this because we love it' and it showed."
Jason Insley: "They
were brilliant - as good as they’ve ever been since 2009." |
26th May
PiL at
The
Copper Rooms. Picture added to review
Glen Matlock
Live at Brooklyn Bowl,
London 9th
July
Featuring Slim Jim Phantom, Chris Spedding & Mark Halligan
The Spectator: Nothing sacrilegious about this British
Library Punk show, says Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols
25th May
|
|
Steve Jones Lonely
Boy Video Feature
Steve
Jones: Lonely Boy Press
|
William
Heinemann is to publish the autobiography
of Sex Pistols rock guitarist Steve Jones. Publisher Jason Arthur
acquired UK Commonwealth rights, excluding Canada, to Jones’s Lonely
Boy from Caspian Dennis at Abner Stein on behalf of Foundry Literary +
Media.
Jones, who co-founded the Sex Pistols in 1972 with his schoolmate Paul
Cook and Wally Nightingale, uses the book to tell his story "for the
very first time".
It charts Jones' humble beginnings on the streets of
Hammersmith and Shepherd’s Bush, West London, and describes the sadness
of never knowing his dad while suffering abuse at the hands of his
stepfather. It also talks about the sense of "purpose" the glam art
rock scene gave Jones, influenced by David Bowie and Roxy Music, and
how music and fashion "saved" him from a potential life of crime spent
in remand centres and prison.
From the Kings Road of the early
seventies, through the years of the Sex Pistols, Punk Rock and the
recording of Never Mind the Bollocks to his battles with alcohol,
heroin and sex addiction, the book is touted as "the story of an
unlikely guitar hero who, with the Sex Pistols, changed history".
Lonely Boy is written with music journalist and author Ben Thompson and
will be published to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the release
of the Sex Pistols first record, ‘Anarchy in the UK’, and his infamous
confrontation on Bill Grundy’s Today programme.
Arthur said: "I couldn’t be more excited to be publishing Steve’s
autobiography in November. It’s not only a must-read for any fan of
popular music, brilliantly and compellingly told, but also a brazenly
honest and disturbing psychological study of a boy who, against the
odds, was destined to transform twentieth-century culture and
kick-start a social revolution."
Lonely Boy will be published in
hardback, by William Heinemann, and as
an e-book on 17th
November 2016. A Windmill paperback will follow in
October 2017
Info from The Book Seller
|
21st May
PiL have announced their first South American
tour for 24 years. The 5
date tour starts in Uruguay on August 10th and continues to Argentina,
Chile and Mexico. See PiLofficial.com for all dates. Tickets go on
sale this Monday, May 23rd at 11am (local times)
20th May
Steve Jones'
autobiography to be called Lonely Boy
NME Com: John
Lydon slams son of Sex Pistols manager for burning £5million of punk
memorabilia
Dangerous Minds website has unearthed a US TV gem from
18 May 1977. . an anti-Sex Pistols rant by TV host
Jamie
Reid Signed Ltd Edition Posters from L-13
14th May
Steve
Jones Autobiography
November 2016
Hardcover:
352 pages
Publisher: William Heinemann (17 Nov. 2016)
The
true untold story of the Sex Pistols from the man who formed the band
and kick-started Punk.
Ask
anyone who knows about music and they’ll tell you: without Steve Jones
punk rock would not exist. This is not hyperbole. The prototypical
street urchin turned Sex Pistols guitarist was the sole inspiration and
creator of the punk movement which began shaking the culture in late
1970s London.
His
autobiography presents never before told stories of the sexual abuse
Jones suffered at the hands of his stepfather, stories of petty crime
he perpetrated as a young boy, the sadness from never knowing his real
father, the early days as a Pistol, and how the hell a band with one
album meant so much to so many people.
[thanks Andrew Williams]
|
BBC
Radio today: Rich Kids' Midge Ure and Rusty Egan
Glen Matlock, Paul
Cook
(& fellow Professional Ray McVeigh) were at Iggy Pop's gig last
night at Royal Albert Hall.
12th May
Punk, the Pistols & the Provinces
BBC Radio 4 Tuesday 24 May 11.30am
repeat 3.30pm Saturday 28 May
Tracing
the impact punk had
outside London, calling at Northallerton where the Sex Pistols played
their first gig away from the capital, and Huddersfield, where they
played their last.
Features
chat with Paul Cook; Mark Burgess of The Chameleons (he reveals how he
set about Johnny Rotten with a gigantic cake);
& punters who
were at concerts which book-ended the band’s career
|
11th May
7th May
Glen Matlock
attended
Donovan's 70th birthday celebrations last night at London Palladium
6th May
RICH
KIDS
/ PROFESSIONALS GIG: NEW DATE & VENUE
Now 23rd June,
02 Academy
Due to the ongoing structural work at Shepherds Bush Empire being
extended into June, all of the shows planned at the venue have been
forced to cancel or reschedule.
Full statement: https://www.facebook.com/o2shepherdsbushempire/
5th May
New Video: John Lydon Press Conference in Spain
Joe
Corré, son of designer Vivienne Westwood and Sex Pistols manager
Malcolm McLaren. Here's Some of the $7 Million Worth of Punk
Memorabilia he plans to burn in November
Vinyl
Guide Update: Holidays in the Sun French Mis-press
2nd May
Sex
Pistols event for
York. Archaeologist
John Schofield from the University of York was part of the team that
documented the artworks made by the band during their time living in
Denmark Street in Soho, which drew comparisons between the significance
of the graffiti and prehistoric cave paintings. Prof Schofield will
discuss the Sex Pistols and their cultural contribution, as well as the
reaction to this archaeological investigation. He will also reveal what
John Lydon thought of it all, and ask whether something so
recent can be of archaeological interest.
Tickets
to the
talk,
on May 23, are free and available at york.ac.uk/news-and-events/events/public-lectures/summer-2016/no-future/
Forbes article in USA puts NMTB picture disc at no. 8
in the Record Store Day top sellers. Even higher than no. 13 given in a previous
listing.
30th April
Rare clip of Sex
Pistols
performing God Save The Queen in Maasbree, 11 December 1977 has
appeared online [thanks Pete
Malburn] teachrock.org/resources/video/sex-pistols-god-save-the-queen-1977/
The Times
today [thanks Keith
Ruel]
27th April
21st April
Glen
Matlock
- Burning Sounds (Rich Kids) Rough Trade West - London Record Store Day
Saturday 16th April 2016
Ahead
of the publication of Malcolm McLaren's biography: Tales & photos
from a weekend in Las Vegas after the Sex Pistols split.
Backstage
Auctions (www.backstageauctions.com) Rock 'n' Pop auction starts this
weekend and ends Sunday, May 1. Includes Sex Pistols related
collectibles e.g. John Lydon interview cassette from 1985 & Pistols
band itinerary from 2007 backstageauctions.com/catalog/sex-pistols/
Sex
Pistols chart again in USA. NMTB hits #13 on Record Store Day 2016
|
Sid Vicious: Live at
the
Electric Ballroom, London, August 15th 1978 was a low key RSD release.
Only 300
copies in
splatter vinyl.
There is more than one colour available; yellow vinyl with red and
black splatter or dark red with green splatter.
|
Capturing
a Culture. British Rock Tribes. Janette
Beckman talks about her photos of youth culture in the UK; Sex Pistols
included
17th April
Ruen Brothers Join Jonesy's Jukebox
at the Festival of Books in LA.
The Ruen Brothers share a story about their Dad & The Great Rock
'n' Roll Swindle singers
auditions. "They called us foul mouthed yobs"
Jonesys
Jukebox: Steve Jones & Jeff Ho Signing at L.A. Times Festival of
Books
Glen Matlock 'I'm Not Your Steppin Stone' Live at
Rough Trade (Record Store Day 2016)
Glen
appears on The
International Swingers' Gun Control 7" Record Store Day release
Bootleg Guide
updated with Winterland Concert 2xLP
& The Punks In Nashville Rooms '76 7"
13th April
London Live TV Glen
Matlock & Paul Cook together
Discussing
the Rich Kids /
Professionals Shepherds Bush show 19 May
9th April
|
Sharks
reform with Paul Cook
British rock band
Sharks have reformed with three original members Chris Spedding
(guitar), Steve (Snips) Parsons and Nicky Judd (keyboards). Also
on board are Sex Pistol/Professionals drummer Paul Cook (drums) and
Toshi Ogawa from Kingmob and Hey! Hello! on bass. Sharks were
originally formed in 1972 by Andy Fraser after the demise of Free
See Classic Rock Magazine for the
story
|
7th April
Sex
Pistols - April 1976: The Art of PT Madden is at the Wilkinson
Gallery, London, from 16 April.
Exhibition of unseen photos of Sex Pistols at The
Nashville is previewed in The Guardian
40 Greatest Punk Albums of All Time, according to
Rolling Stone Magazine. But why is NMTB not #1? [thanks Markus Prem]
6th April
Rolling
Stones EXHIBITIONISM: Saatchi Gallery, London
Glen Matlock with Donovan
|
|
In
the press: John Lydon's
former
Gunter Grove home available for rent
http://www.mirror.co.uk/
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/
http://www.zoopla.co.uk/
5th April
Glen Matlock was at last
night's Rolling Stones EXHIBITIONISM private view at
Saatchi Gallery London, along with the Stones themselves - including Bill Wyman.
4th April
2nd April
Steve Jones to appear at Adopt
the Arts Rock & Roll Hall of Fame event 12 May 2016
"Rock And Roll
Hall Of Fame inductees Glenn Hughes (DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH) and
Robin Zander (CHEAP TRICK) will be honored by Adopt The Arts on
Thursday, May 12 at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
Hosted by Jane Lynch and Matt
Sorum (GUNS N' ROSES, VELVET REVOLVER), the event will feature a host
of special musical guests such as: Corey Taylor (SLIPKNOT, STONE SOUR),
Dean and Robert DeLeo (STONE TEMPLE PILOTS), Billy Duffy (THE CULT),
Gilby Clarke (GUNS N' ROSES), Steve Jones (SEX PISTOLS), Steve Lukather
(TOTO), Chad Smith (RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS), & Geezer Butler (BLACK
SABBATH). All proceeds benefit Adopt The Arts."
1st April
Steve
Jones: Multiply The Cash
In Your Bank Account! 955KLOS Promo Video
Teaser 1: Jonesy's Jukebox Sunset Sound Session
Featuring Cheap Trick
31st March
London Live TV Friday 8th April. Paul Cook will appear
to talk about The Professionals / Rich Kids 19th May gig at Shepherds
Bush Empire.
Watch out for the interview around 7:15pm (Freeview 8 Sky 117 Virgin
159 YouView 8) [thanks London Live]
29th March
|
I Swear I Was There:
Sex Pistols, Manchester and the Gig That Changed the World
by David Nolan (Music Press Books)
40th Anniversary Edition
Published 2nd June 2016
New pictures, new interviews....
|
Audio: Jonesy's Jukebox at Sunset
Sound Sessions with Cheap Trick
Daily
Mail: John Lydon discusses fears over his
eye sight
See also: The Sunday Times
The Mirror [thanks
Keith Ruel]
23rd March
Message from The
Professionals: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, The Professionals have
had to cancel their forthcoming shows in Leeds and Newcastle (31 March
/ 1 April). We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused and we
hope to return later in the year."
22nd March
The Independent: "Sex Pistols graffiti helps Tin Pan
Alley building to Grade 2 listed status. The cartoon drawings and
graffiti he scrawled all over the 1970s hangout of the Sex Pistols"
Decision by the Department of
Culture is a major victory in campaign to maintain Denmark Street.
Mick
Rock has posted an early Pistols 100 Club picture on Instagram
John Lydon Q Magazine #358 “Social media is a very,
very silly thing!”
19th March
Malcolm
McLaren's son - Joe Corre - has been in the news regarding his wish to
burn his £5m punk memorabilia collection. It sounds like he wants to
raise his profile! Daft.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-35819847
https://www.enca.com/life/punks-dead-says-son-sex-pistols
Plus others of the same....
11th March
The Spectator: Anarchy in the EU:
Paul Cook on why Brexit isn't punk
|
"Sex Pistols" by Johan
Kugelberg and Jon Savage
Rizzoli International Publications
320 pages 11th October 2016
"A definitive
celebration packed with previously unseen material of the original punk
band... an unprecedented wealth of material - from McLaren’s
handwritten letters to never-before-seen photographs of the band, Jamie
Reid’s iconic album artwork, and a range of ephemera from concert
tickets to fanzines - to produce the most comprehensive visual history
of the band ever produced and a bible of popular culture for years to
come."
|
9th March
Other
unofficial vinyl recently released
Winterland Concert - a double LP of 14 Jan 78 gig, plus soundcheck on
side 4
Never Mind The Bollocks box set (LP, poster, and t-shirt)
Record
Store Day Saturday 16
April, sees the release of PIL Live at Shepherd's Bush Empire 2015 (Let
Them Eat Vinyl), on clear vinyl
Glen Matlock and Ian Hunter guest on The Rebelles' new
punk and glam covers album and first single video 'All The Young Dudes'
Matlock and Phantom - Melboune pictures March 4, 2016
3rd March
Save
Tin Pan Alley Petition
"The famous Sex Pistols home and former recording
studio filled with their 1977 cartoon murals is under threat from
development into flats at the outbuilding to the rear of 6 Denmark St.
Glen Matlock, Captain Sensible and Rupert Orton have come to say "No!
Save the building for the National Trust in this the 40th Anniversary
of Punk."
See also: London Weekly News Feature
[thanks Stu Craig]
Glen
Matlock returns to
play Camden Rocks. Carl Barat & The Jackals, The Godfathers, Glen
Matlock and Billy Bragg lead the latest acts announced for Camden Rocks
which takes place on Saturday 4th June 2016 in over 20 venues in NW1,
London.
Video: Jonesy's Jukebox with guest Lita Ford. Steve
talks about his upcoming memoirs book
Photos: Men Of No Shame (Matlock / Phantom), Brisbane,
27th February ’16
1st March
Glen Matlock - Davo Radio Interview:
Glen talks Australia
27th February
YouTube Interview: Songwriters'
Circle with Glen Matlock: The Institute of Contemporary Music
Performance
Glen Matlock -
Star Scene: Trip to Australia interview
Chunk of Punk
Exhbition: A
Barbican Music Library Exhibition
Rockarchive founder and world renowned music photographer, Jill
Furmanovsky, opens her archive to share her mainly unseen collection of
anarchic Punk images. Featuring The Buzzocks, The Clash, The Sex
Pistols and many more, A Chunk of Punk is a photographic celebration of
1970's subversive culture.
Runs from March 2 to April 28
Evening Standard - "Picture this: photo show takes visitors backstage
with the stars of punk."
[thanks Ray & Keith
Ruel]
Sex Pistols Stories in Lita Ford's
New Book
|