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A QUICK ONE

We celebrate The Beach Boys’ 60-year career with

“There isn’t a thing I’d change”

Birthday boy Richie Furay talks Buffalo Springfield, Poco and his new country covers album

Round the Twist

Rainbows, volcanoes and Leonard Rossiter on dope – the brief but brilliant conceptual pop crusade of World Of Twist

Rebel Girl

A gutsy celebration of female identity and friendship is recorded in two different versions – before Joan Jett is invited to help create a third…

FILMS

A colourful, Colonel’seye view of the Elvis story; cave mapping in ’60s Italy; an eerie kind of carer; and more…

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COURTESY OFWARNERBROS.PICTURES ELVIS Directed by Baz Luhrmann

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LIGHTYEAR OPENS JUNE 17 The current wave of

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Dexter Gordon, Herbie Hancock and François Cluzet in

BOOKS

Likely lad Pete Doherty backstage at The Libertines’

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Al Jardine

The Beach Boys mainstay on the records that have him hoisting up the sails: “It just takes me back to a really innocent time”

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Men out of time!

50 years on, Elvis Costello’s teenage folk duo Rusty finally make a record

Time for the Revelators

Cameron Ralston and Hiss Golden Messenger’s MC Taylor unveil their trippy new funk/jazz/Americana project

Naima Bock

Fretful folk-rock with a Brazilian twist from former Goat Girl bassist

From Us To You

15 tracks of the month’s best new mu sic

Roger Chapman

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TY SEGALL

THE UNCUT GUIDE TO THIS MONTH’S KEY RELEASES

KEEP IT TY

Three varied staging posts on Segall’s eclectic journey

Q&A

Ty Segall “It feels like a sleepy, insideon-a-foggy-day kind of record”

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Tresor

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KENDRICK LAMAR

Mr Morale & The Big Steppers

ANDREW TUTTLE

Fleeting Adventure

LERA LYNN

Something More Than Love

AMERICANA ROUND-UP

ALYSSEGAFKJEN ON the back of this month’s Oh

KATY JPEARSON

REVELATIONS

MARTIN COURTNEY

Magic Sign

BLACK MIDI

Hellfire

KATHRYN WILLIAMS

The Newcastle singer-songwriter on working with Ed Harcourt

MJ LENDERMAN

Boat Songs

NEIL YOUNG WITH CRAZY HORSE

Toast REPRISE

GETTING BURNED

The road to Toast: Neil’s ’90s studio albums with Crazy Horse

Q&A

Former Crazy Horse guitarist Frank “Poncho” Sampedro on the Toast sessions, huge rats and reinventing the Horse

THE WALKMEN

You & Me: The Sun Studio Edition

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PAUL BUCHANAN

The Glaswegian sophisti-popper’s peaks

GRATEFUL DEAD

Dead reckoning: Ron ‘Pigpen’ McKernan and Jerry Garcia,

Q&A

Bill Kreutzmann: “It was like a new world…”

DAVID MICHAEL MOORE

Uncovering the underrated and overlooked

CHERI KNIGHT

American Rituals FREEDOMTOSPEND

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N ext time we meet, some of the

Heartbreak and harmonies

From the Birmingham blues scene to Hamburg’s Star-Club, communal living and the world’s arenas, CHRISTINE McVIE brought elegance and propriety – as well as considerable songwriting expertise – to FLEETWOOD MAC. But will a new compilation showcasing her solo work provide a suitably graceful cap to her storied career? “This may be my swansong,” she confides to Michael Bonner

PERFECT TEN

Forget “Everywhere”. Here’s a trove of other great McVie songs

HARDCORE UPROAR

Having spent the past 20 years boldly exploring the extremities of garage rock, psychedelic sludge and free-jazz meltdowns, OSEES have returned with a thrillingly intense new album, A Foul Form. Sam Richards discovers how the band's new “scum-punk” direction is providing catharsis at a troubled time. “I would never consider the Osees to be the conscience of humankind,” says their fearless leader JOHN DWYER, “but at the same time it’s never bad to hold a mirror up…”

“NOBODY SOUNDS LIKE THEM”

How the Osees’ new album was inspired by “extra-weird” Hertfordshire punks Rudimentary Peni

PSYCHIC LIBERATION!

During the course of the pandemic, John Dwyer made five albums of wild improv jams with a rotating cast of fellow heads…

FREE YOUR MIND!

As GEORGE CLINTON’s latest ‘farewell’ tour rolls into town, Uncut hitches a ride aboard the Mothership. There, veteran Funkateers and new recruits bear testimony to the joyous legacy of Parliament-Funkadelic. But where next for the collective’s visionary patriarch? “This particular cherub,” hears Nick Hasted, “may be here forever.”

“THE CRAZIEST SHIT YOU’VE EVER SEEN!”

The Parliament-Funkadelic Mothership flies in

I WAS A BRIDE OF FUNKENSTEIN!

S ATORI Shakoor was still Jeanette McGruder when

The boy from Brazil

From São Paulo to New York, via a remote island off the southeast coast of Brazil, SESSA has taken his dreamy, strippeddown brand of Tropicália with him. But how does he contend with the movement’s history and tradition as well as Brazil’s turbulent political landscape? “I’m a musician, that’s where my heart is,” he tells Allison Hussey

Sayeg’s seleçao

Sessa’s guide to Tropicália

Nina Nastasia

As she releases her most nakedly personal album yet, the Californian songwriter walks us through her back catalogue

ISLAND LIFE

A gambler by nature, Island Records visionary CHRIS BLACKWELL has backed many winners in a long and colourful career, from Free, Bob Marley and King Crimson to Roxy Music, Grace Jones and Tom Waits. Peter Tosh called him “Whiteworst!”, Lee Perry branded him an “energy pirate”, but the label supremo has been hugely respected, if not loved, by his artists. “I knew I wanted to spend my life close to music,” he tells Graeme Thomson

IN THE PINK

Blackwell picks his five favourite Island albums

‘‘Not a bad 12 months, was it?’’

Welcome to 1962: the first annus mirabilis of many in the extraordinary life of THE BEATLES. Over the next 12 pages we relive the key events in this fast-moving, transformative year – from disaster in Decca’s Studio 2 to triumph on the stage of the Empire Theatre. Familiar faces appear here for the first time, old friends depart, the tempo is set for the rest of their career – and by the end of the year, John, Paul, George and Ringo are poised to release their first No 1 single. The future, Peter Watts discovers, is born here

LISTEN TOTHE BEATLES: 1962

ANTHOLOGY 1 APPLE, 1995 After decades of rumour,

WIDE AWAKE FESTIVAL

Brockwell Park, London, May 27–28

KIM GORDON

Koko, London, May 23

Not Fade Away

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