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Touched By A Song: "Power" by Al Green and William Mitchell Wife and mother Charlotte Attlee tells how she was touched by a modern gospel track by Al Green. [01.11.90]
Gold City: Flying the flag for fresh, young southern gospel musicDave Causton takes a look at GOLD CITY and shows not all southern gospel is music performed by pot-bellied veterans. [01.11.90]
Ascent: A Watford-based grassroots rock band fronted by Alison EveMike Fearon went to Watford to catch ASCENT in rehearsal. [01.11.90]
Steve Nelson: A grassroots songsmith from ScotlandShireen Qureshi spoke to one time Triumph musician STEVE NELSON. [01.11.90]
The Immortal Dead: A Christian anarcho-punk band living in BradfordJames Attlee met up with radical punk band THE IMMORTAL DEAD at the Harry Festival. [01.11.90]Sidelong Glance - September 1990
Where our intrepid editorial team take an askance look at the weird and wonderful world of music and media. [01.09.90]Mike Peters: The one time Alarm rocker talks about his faith
American journalist Greg Easterling caught up with the Welsh rock hitmaker MIKE PETERS. [01.09.90]
Rick Elias: With his bluesy compatriots The Confessions, the singer/songwriter is getting noticedPaul Lewis investigates the work of Californian songsmith RICK ELIAS. [01.09.90]
Iona: The Celtic fusion band celebrate where the wild things areTony Cummings reports on a unique ensemble of Celtic-based musicians IONA. [01.09.90]
Charlie Peacock: The underground hero's surprising move into Nashville CCMFeted by the man most likely to crossover into the big time CHARLIE PEACOCK appears to have retreated from the frontline. Or has he? Tony Cummings finds out. [01.09.90]
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