Latest articles by Andy Hughes
Roger Glover: “I improved when Steve Morse joined the band; Ritchie Blackmore wasn’t happy with me because I didn’t practise very much”
The Deep Purple bass legend looks back
Kate Rusby: “Doing an old song is like seeing an old friend and catching up”
Over the past decade, Kate Rusby has become one of the most well-known voices in UK folk. Andy Hughes caught up with her to find out more about her new album
Jake Bugg: “I'm not a fan of formulas in songwriting, and being told that this is right and that’s wrong”
The songwriter on the Nashville sessions behind Hearts That Strain and acoustics stranded by CITES
Eric Bibb talks Migration Blues: "I have plenty of musical goals left... I am not bored or burned out!"
The master of acoustic blues talks about his innovative new album, and how he stays creative after 40 glorious years of making music
Gomez frontman Ben Ottewell talks songwriting and his "transatlantic" solo debut
As frontman/guitarist for Mercury Music-prize winning Gomez, Ben Ottewell knows a thing or two about songwriting. Here he talks about his new solo album, A Man Apart, and how his craft has evolved
Lucy Spraggan on winging it, her Gibson J-185 and building a career
How hard work, talent and stagecraft built her name
Stella Parton on her independent spirit, custom acoustics and Dolly
The country icon talks Mountain Songbird
