November 1989 Issue Charles Miller The Big Trip The Real Frank Zappa Book By Frank Zappa with Peter Occhiogrosso LR
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September 2015 Issue Gulliver Ralston On the Green Hill My Life with Wagner By Christian Thielemann (Translated by Anthea Bell) LR
March 2003 Issue Christopher Ross Escape To Iberia Duende: A Journey In Search of Flamenco By Jason Webster LR
October 2008 Issue Diana Athill Biographia Literaria Magic Moments: Life-Changing Encounters with Books, Films, Music… By John Sutherland LR
October 2012 Issue Irving Wardle They Laughed, They Cried My Old Man: A Personal History of Music Hall By John Major LR
December 2012 Issue Pete Clark The Rest is Noise Who I Am By Pete Townshend Waging Heavy Peace: A Hippie Dream By Neil Young How Music Works By David Byrne LR
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