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John Aizlewood

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Sep 29, 2026
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Aug 25, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · John Aizlewood

    "We remain at war..." (opens the original)

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    Formed in Birmingham in 1978, UB40 transcended the youth unemployment and deprivation of the city’s tough Balsall Heath district to become international stars. The eight members of the band’s original line-up came from British, Irish, Jamaican and Yemeni backgrounds, and together they fused a deep love of reggae and dub with socially conscious lyrics, tackling Thatcherism, global poverty and apartheid on songs such as Food For Thought and Sing Our Own Song. Perhaps surprisingly, given their unco

  2. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · John Aizlewood

    Unheard David Bowie Songs To Be Released Next Month (opens the original)

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    In December 1964, he was a 17-year-old living with his parents in Bromley. Yet, aspiring singer Davie Jones - David wasn’t right, yet; Davy clashed with West End actor and future Monkee Davy Jones - already had history. He’d have a future too, as David Bowie. That pre-manifesting moment will be heard next month with the release of new archival set The Shel Talmy Recordings, whose 21 tracks include seven unheard songs and three unheard takes. READ MORE: David Bowie's 100 Greatest Songs The young

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