Steve Peck writes: For over five decades, British folk-rock icon Roy Harper has crafted a vast musical legacy and forged an infamous reputation for his rebellious attitude. This is a two-part feature, penned by a devoted fan from across the... Read more →
Colin Randall writes: Our North America editor, Steve Peck, drew a lot of interest and praise for his exceptional recent account of a pilgrimage to the birthplace in Buffalo, New York State of the late Jackson C Frank, coinciding with... Read more →
Steve Peck writes: The new documentary Blues Run the Game: The Strange Tale of Jackson C Frank is a vivid recounting of Frank’s tragic life, featuring a poignant interview and musical performance by John Renbourn, recorded shortly before his passing.... Read more →
A Brain reaction: Starting with Chris Brain and Henry Parker, then moving to David Ian Roberts and finally Katie Spencer, a tip from a friend sends Steve Peck down a rabbit hole into the thriving Yorkshire folk scene—all within the... Read more →
Steve Peck writes: From a cricketer’s crease to communing with Greek gods, Roy Harper successfully surfed the latter stages of his career—buoyed by the support of famous friends and a creative muse who danced upon his shoulders. And he still... Read more →
Steve Peck writes: As a musical explorer, one of my greatest joys is to find an exceptional act that lies off the beaten path. For the last four years, I’ve been an avid follower of He Mistook Her for a... Read more →
Colin Randall writes: we are delighted to present our new North America editor, Steve Peck. He succeeds Bill Taylor, whose superb writing will nevertheless continue to grace our pages. Steve is an American with a deep knowledge and love for... Read more →
