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Paul Merry Blues and Rock.
Paul Merry Blues and Rock.
Unveiling the mystery of blues and rock history.
  • Witnessing Metal’s first thunderous steps.

    Witnessing Metal’s first thunderous steps.

    ByPaul Merry November 20, 2014February 13, 2025

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  • Iggy Pop shares his wisdom

    Iggy Pop shares his wisdom

    ByPaul Merry November 13, 2014

    Updated 5 August 2016. Full transcript of Iggy’s 66-minute 2014 UK music lecture. The highlight of Britain’s 2014 Radio Festival held in Manchester a couple of years ago was Iggy Pop giving the BBC Music John Peel Lecture. The talk lasted 66 minutes, so it’s a long read. Here’s the full transcript, courtesy of the BBC….

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  • Cream’s Jack Bruce really was the cream

    Cream’s Jack Bruce really was the cream

    ByPaul Merry November 4, 2014

    The fabulous Cream. From left: Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton.  UPDATED 17 August 2016 “Fascinating blogs :)” @Henleyguy1, Henley on Thames, England. 19 November 2014. Two years ago, Jack Bruce died. Let’s have a look back at Jack. If you ever listened to my ‘How Blues Evolved’ broadcasts on Code Zero Radio a couple of years ago, you’ll…

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  • First love is the deepest: Cat Stevens goes back to the blues

    First love is the deepest: Cat Stevens goes back to the blues

    ByPaul Merry October 28, 2014

    Updated 18 September 2016 It’s good to hear that Yusuf Islam, the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens, has returned to the blues influences he absorbed during his London youth, with his latest album, “Tell ‘Em I’ve Gone”. The son of a Greek restaurateur and Swedish mother, Cat, or as he’s now billed, Cat Stevens/Yusuf, grew up near…

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  • When was the word ‘blues’ first written down?

    When was the word ‘blues’ first written down?

    ByPaul Merry October 24, 2014

    London’s Garrick Theatre UPDATED OCTOBER 6, 2016. Anyone familiar with London’s West End theatre district will know the Garrick Theatre in Charing Cross Road. Yet who would know there’s a connection between David Garrick, the famous eighteenth century actor whom the theatre’s named after, and the blues? I’d venture that only rabid blues scholars or those…

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