| 23.08.2006 |  |
 Record Collector releases its latest edition of its Rare Record Price Guide 2008 with over 100,000 entries featuring every UK single worth over £5, EP over £8, CD single over £8, LP over £12 and CD over £18.The Stone Roses, Ian Brown and John Squire entries come courtesy of yours truly, I even earnt myself a little name-check in the front and a free copy of the hefty book. Big thanks to the editor for getting in touch and arranging that too. It's in all good bookshops at £26.95. You can also order through their website. |
| 21.08.2006 |  |
 I am pleased to present an exclusive interview with John Squire Keys' man John Ellis. John provided Piano, Hammond Organ, Fender Rhodes, Mellotron, Clavinet, Saxophone, Bass Clarinet and Snake Charmers Pipe on Time Changes Everything (2002) and Keyboards, Backing Vocals, Harmonica on Marshall's House (2004) as well as being a permanent member of the John Squire live band.John kindly agreed to an interview with JSU to give some much needed insight into the behind-the-scenes workings of the John Squire project, how it got off the drawing board including how he got involved and early personnel changes and not to mention the existence of John's early demos (for both albums) that we'd all love to get our hands on. John's current band is Little Green, who you can catch all over the north, see their myspace page for latest dates. 
Little Green's latest single, 'Suffering'/'Cupid' is available now to hear/download at their official site. Click here to read the John Ellis Interview. |
| 18.08.2006 |  |
 MusicSnobbery.com provides a brand new, in depth interview with Mani which is a very good read. Subjects covered include the making of Riot City Blues, how Mani joined the Scream/left the Roses and his latest thoughts on a Stone Roses reformation (which are sadly and unusually downbeat), click here to read it.Mani's Revolution 96.2 show, 'Mani's Manic Mondays' is still on the radio/net every Monday 6-10pm. Visit Revolution Online to listen live. |
| 13.08.2006 |  |
 The Yards come even closer to fulfilling their 2nd album duties, revealing two brand new demos (from their as-yet-untitled follow up album) 'Talk In Tongues' and 'Last High' via their myspace. |
| 13.08.2006 | |
 There is a nice interview with Mani from the Burnley Citizen where he talks about his DJing, a recent trip to Japan and how he is still loving it all, click here to read it. Mani's Revolution 96.2 show, 'Mani's Manic Mondays' is still on the radio/net every Monday 6-10pm. Visit Revolution Online to listen live. |