Iggy Pop, Bare & Real: A Photographic Portrait by Paul McAlpine
As a preteen in Boston, Paul McAlpine was taking his camera to rock shows; by 1977, he went...
Iggy Pop
Iggy Pop
THE JOYS OF RENT BOYS AND DRAG QUEENS, THE STOOGES AND BOWIE: A CONVERSATION WITH LEEE BLACK CHILDERS
Photographer and scene maker Leee Black Childers on his wild and woolly ride with Iggy, the Stooges, David...
INTERVIEW WITH BLONDIE DRUMMER CLEM BURKE! (PART TWO)
Blondie’s Clem Burke on touring with Iggy Pop, his favorite NYC clubs of the ‘70s, and his personal...
THE STOOGES – PART 1: THE THREE CHORD TRAIN TO HELL
Some folks find their religion in church, me I found mine in the 99 cent record bin of...
NATALIE STOOGELING: THE FAN, THE LEGEND, THE PKM INTERVIEW
By Danny Fields
(Interviewers note: Natalie and I met when I was working at Elektra Records in the late 1960’s. I’d just persuaded my reluctant bosses to sign Iggy and the Stooges, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, to a recording contract by presenting them as part of a “package deal.” The aim of Elektra was really to get the MC5, who were EXPLODING in the Midwest, signed to the label. The MC5 were sort of the Stooges “Big Brother” band, we all claimed.
THE MOMENT JAMES OSTERBERG BECAME IGGY POP
Iggy Pop talks about getting his inspiration from the Blues – “You could play your own blues” Here’s a...
ALAN VEGA, SUICIDE’S MAIN MAN
An Oral History of Punk By Alan Vega as told to Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain. - Quite simply, Alan Vega revolutionized rock & roll. Along with his long-time collaborator, Marty Rev, their two-piece combo, Suicide was a band about thirty years ahead of their time.
INTERVIEW WITH BLONDIE DRUMMER CLEM BURKE! (Part 1)
Blondie drummer Clem Burke talks to PKM’s Amy Haben about fashion, his career in Blondie, playing with the...
Max’s Kansas City: 1976 – Peter Crowley Re-Issues the Pivotal Album
Max’s Kansas City: 1976 to be re-released as Max’s Kansas City: 1976 & Beyond – Greatly expanded with unreleased tracks, rarities,...
IGGY’S SCARF: A MEMORY OF RONNIE TOAST BY CLEM BURKE
Clem Burke fondly looks back at an encounter with his good friend and Blondie co-writer, Ronnie Toast, in...
JOHNNY ROTTEN: NO MORE MR. NICE GUY!
When Punk magazine writer, Mary Harron, went to England to interview Johnny Rotten in the autumn of 1976,...
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A CONVERSATION WITH KINKS DRUMMER MICK AVORY!
by Amy Haben - I was in London for the first time last Christmas. To my surprise, I ended up lounging with the Kinks drummer and his beautiful girlfriend at his longtime home in London. I was shocked at how down to earth and welcoming he was.
Gillian McCain interview with The Monocle Weekly
Gillian McCain was a featured guest in July on the popular show The Monocle Weekly. Tom Hall from...
SOUL CLAP 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY WITH DAVID JOHANSEN AND IRMA THOMAS!
BY: AMY HABEN It was a bone chilling March evening at Warsaw in Greenpoint for Jonathan Toubin’s 10th...