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Wednesday 6th July 05 - Farewell to the Raywells? By Joe Hakim
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People - Interview with The Ga*Ga*s at Asylum By Andy Dykes
I walk into Asylum in the middle of a soundcheck. There are people all over the place, any number of whom look like they could be a roadie, or the member of a band, or a vagrant. Never before having met any of the people I am about to interview, figure a bit of Read more...

People, Interviews - The Johnsons - A Band Is Born
By Michelle Dee
Once upon a time, in a garage not far away, four young men came together and began to play rock and roll music. In eight days they had a show to do. Time was of the essence and if they could only withstand the pressure, the ambitious Read more...

People - An Interview With Torso Horse By Steve Rudd
Torso Horse, for those people who don't know, are a Goth-Metal band from Bridlington. They have been plying their trade for about five years now, and in the past couple of years in particular they have become very well known indeed: both in and around Read more...

People - Computerman at Fairview Recording Studios
By Michelle Dee
Computerman are a Nottingham band, who have been on the scene since January 2004. They recently came to Hull, specifically to Fairview Studios in Willerby, to record an eight-track demo CD. The demo will include tracks: Increasingly so, No recover Read more...

People - An Interview with Jim Eldon - Local Enigma
By Jane Foster
Jim Eldon is a musician living in East Hull who, I'm told, doesn't normally do interviews .... so a rare request it was that was received by thisisUll.com, from Andy his agent, for someone to do the deed. This email was passed on to me, as Jim is a singer Read more...

People - Caz Meets The Walnut Dash By Caroline Murphy
And now to the Walnut Dash. So who are these people who text me at the eleventh hour and expect me to drop everything and come and interview them! Well actually they're extremely entertaining people, and their music is bloody brilliant! Read more...

People - Caz Meets Active-M By Caroline Murphy
The last time I was in London, I chanced to meet Donny Osmond and Will Young. This time, however, by design, I met two bands far more closely aligned to my own musical taste, in the form of Active-M and The Walnut Dash. Read more...

People - An Interview With Steve Hamilton
By Steve Rudd
If you like reading novels that are packed with an exhilarating sense of action, adventure and intrigue, then you might already have heard of Steve Hamilton. Steve is a hugely respected and genuinely talented author who has Read more...

People - Alan Raw: A Man of Many Talents By Michelle Dee
Most readers of this site will know that Alan Raw is a music radio presenter championing unsigned artists. Through his show Raw Talent - broadcast on local radio - he has, for the past three years, been doing just that. By using his extensive Read more...

People - An Evening with Michael Palin at The Institute of Education in London By Steve Rudd
To say that Michael Palin is one of my all-time heroes is one hell of a serious understatement. Ever since I saw his epic TV travels in the form of Around The World in 80 Days and Pole To Pole I have been totally captivated by everything he does and says. Read more...

Band Interviews - Sweet n Sour at the Welly Club 22/07/2004 Mad Action Interview By Andy Dykes
After the show I go backstage. Admittedly it's partly to use the toilet, but also to catch up with the bands, particularly Mad Action, with whom an interview has been arranged. The lead singer and guitarist/backing-vocalist from Kasabian are immediately welcoming, allowing me to use their toilet without fear of violence or harassment. Read more...

People - VOICES FROM DEEP INSIDE THE WELLY By YOU the sweaty sexed up Superstars And Michelle Dee
This is the first Peoples Review on the site and a first for me also. It's your chance to read what everyone thought about Harmar as told too little me word for word. Almost, a little trimming of the language was called for otherwise my P.C. wont be P.C. anymore, it's already gone a shade crimson.. Read more...

People - Short Back and Sides - The Life and Times of Walter Oglesby, Gentlemen's Hairdresser By Jane Foster
Walter Oglesby is a local character with a rich stock of experiences and memories. Now 82, Walter only retired from his trade as a barber six years ago. During his time he worked for 40 years on Hull's docks, being not only a hairdresser to the local docker population, but a friend and confidante too. When the docker's trade started to wane, he began collecting their tools of the trade and exhibiting them Read more...

People, Interviews - Interview with Tokyo Dragons
By Michelle Dee
Tokyo dragons are definitely not like The Smiths, lets just clear that one up. They play a brand of loud ballsy U.S. rock circa 1995, maybe like G.n'R. or Aerosmith with a bit of Kiss thrown in. It's been a while since I checked out the mainstream rock scene. These guys have been going for four years and hail from N.W. London Read more...

People, Interviews - Interview With The Paddingtons By John-Paul Nicholas. Photographs - The Paddingtons at The Adelphi By Darren Rogers
They look like The Clash used to. They look like The Stone Roses' evil twins. They look like a gang. And they are as tight as a gang, finishing each other's sentences and putting across their points individually, knowing that they speak for the band as a whole. Acting as spokesman Lloyd says What I fuckin' hate about music magazines is Read more...

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