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6 Nov 2013:Were Sweet better than Led Zeppelin? Sukhdev Sandhu on an excellent and 'poptimistic' history that sticks two fingers up at 'rockism'
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1 Nov 2013: A collection of poems and lyrics, from Tom Waits to Philip Larkin to WH Auden, makes for an enchanting tribute to the railways, writes David Wheatley
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30 Oct 2013:
A brilliant, festive study of JS Bach uses literature and painting to illuminate his 'dance-impregnated' music, writes Peter Conrad
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Gallery (10 pictures),
27 Oct 2013:
Jon Savage talks to Corinne Jones about some of his favourite seven-inch sleeves from the punk era
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Gallery (12 pictures),
27 Oct 2013:
As a new photography book celebrates seminal jazz label Verve, Stuart Nicholson traces the legacy of its founder, Norman Granz
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26 Oct 2013:
Bob Stanley's compendious account of the history of pop is packed full of enthusiasm, erudition and emotion, writes Kitty Empire
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25 Oct 2013:
What the critics thought of The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt, Autobiography by Morrissey and Ammonites and Leaping Fish by Penelope Lively
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25 Oct 2013:
Whether written by Ted Hughes, Jessica Mitford or Elvis Presley, letters offer a unique insight into the breadth of human emotion, writes Simon Garfield
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22 Oct 2013:
Goodall's history of music from the ice age to The X Factor is filled with fascinating factoids, writes Nicholas Lezard
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20 Oct 2013:
The first tome in Mark Lewisohn's Beatles history examines the early days in exquisite, almost obsessive detail,writes Kitty Empire
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19 Oct 2013: Brilliant one minute, petulant the next, Morrissey's autobiography is as maddening as the man himself, writes Stuart Maconie
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15 Oct 2013:
Like the music he is celebrating, Cope's informative tome is loud and irreverent with an underlying intelligence, writes Nicholas Lezard
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6 Oct 2013: Howard Goodall succesfully mixes erudition and populism in this diverting companion volume to his TV history of classical music, writes Ben East
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2 Oct 2013:
The first volume of the long-awaited and definitive biography by the 'Beatles oracle' takes the band up to 1962. By John Harris
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1 Oct 2013:
Jack Kerouac, Spike Milligan and Sarah Waters among star's favourite authors, revealed at exhibition in Ontario
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