Inpress: Remembering The Primitive, Pioneering Glory Days Of Street Press
This was the world of Inpress – rough and raw but real. To celebrate The Music's street press archive launch, music journalist Jeff Jenkins explores the history of Inpress.
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This was the world of Inpress – rough and raw but real. To celebrate The Music's street press archive launch, music journalist Jeff Jenkins explores the history of Inpress.
This was the world of Inpress – rough and raw but real. To celebrate The Music's street press archive launch, music journalist Jeff Jenkins explores the history of Inpress.
Developers want more time for 'community conversations' about Hollywoodland, a $1.3 billion project that would reshape Middletown's riverfront.
Words by Bryget Chrisfield Vale Michael Gudinski, August 22 1952 – March 02 2021. Probably the photo that was most commonly used to honour Michael Gudinski’s sudden passing within Instagram grids was a black-and-white portrait of The Godfather Of Australian Rock’n’Roll with pointer finger raised skyward to indicate ‘number one’. Throughout the course of his career, Gudinski was often pictured jubilantly throwing up this same hand gesture alongside chart-topping artists from the Mushroom Records artist roster and/or the teams that worked on their respective records. Gudinski was la...
Not quite crate diggin'! A glimpse of the work that Pierre Baroni puts in to find soul records that you can hear on Soulgroove'66 This announcer spotlight was compiled by Richie 1250 and first published in our biannual member magazine, Easey Mag, December 2020 edition. We hope you enjoy reading this fascinating glimpse into the life of our remarkable PBS announcer, Pierre Baroni. I grew up in the 60s, commercial radio was AM band, mono and fabulous. It seemed that everyday another new pop gem arrived: impossibly catchy, creative and groovy… well, that’s how it seemed to 10-year-old me...