Keith Cameron interviews Blur in America, 8th October 1994
November 17, 2008
Keith Cameron interviews Blur in America, 8th October 1994. Photos by Kevin Cummins.
This interview showcasing that annoying habit N.M.E. had of overflowing any content that didn’t fit the paper into the back pages. I always hated treasure hunts. Still, it’s nice to see that classified ad for Shed Seven T-Shirts isn’t it? One thing I’ve also noticed in scanning this is that every member of staff has their direct telephone number listed in the paper. This seems quite extraordinary to me now.
For the young ‘uns and those of you not versed in UK radio history that Lambretta to America title is a pun on Alistair Cooke’s very famous Letter to America radio program – “The world’s longest running speech radio programme began in 1946, and continued till Cooke’s retirement in February 2004”.
Co-incidentally Alistair Cooke would have been 100 this week and there’s a tribute show that’s been broadcast tonight.
Tagged: 1994, alistair cooke, america, archive, blur, damon albarn, graham coxon, keith cameron, Kevin Cummins, lambretta, letter to america, N.M.E., scans, shed seven
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