“Hamburger Concerto” – the title is of course reminiscent of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos. But why “Hamburg” of all places? Is...
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The Professor dreams himself away to Florida and strolls through the night with tinted aviator glasses on his nose –...
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Bootlegs became all the rage around 1969. These illegal recordings of rock concerts were made less out of greed and...
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30 years ago, Bristol saw a new chapter in music history opened. It is always tricky to precisely pinpoint the...