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From Chart Topping Festivity to Ancient Faith: Noddy Holder Explores the True Sound of Christmas In a special feature for Songs of Praise, Noddy Holder steps away from the electrifying…
From Chart Topping Festivity to Ancient Faith: Noddy Holder Explores the True Sound of Christmas In a special feature for Songs of Praise, Noddy Holder steps away from the electrifying…
A Comeback Written in Rhythm: Slade Reclaims America on a Defining 1984 Broadcast In June 1984, a vibrant appearance on American Bandstand placed Slade back into the American spotlight with…
Between Fame and Reinvention: Slade Faces America on a Defining Television Moment In 1984, a revealing appearance on American Bandstand placed Slade in a setting far removed from the roaring…
A Anthem in a Loud Era: Slade’s “Everyday” Reveals the Heart Behind Glam Rock In a decade defined by spectacle and volume, a 1974 live broadcast of “Everyday” offers a…
At the Edge of Silence: How Slade’s “Universe” Became Their Unspoken Farewell By the time Slade released “Universe” in December 1991, the music world had already shifted beneath their feet.…
A Different Side of Glam Rock: Slade Reveal Depth and Doubt on Russell Harty in 1975 On February 7, 1975, Slade appeared on The Russell Harty Show at a pivotal…
From “Spirit in the Sky” to “Video Killed the Radio Star”: Revisiting Every UK Number One of the 1970s A recent Retrovault chart review has undertaken an ambitious archival journey…
Slade Revisited at the BBC: The True Story Behind “My Friend Stan” and the St Helens Recording A clarification is essential regarding the widely circulated video of Slade performing My…
Slade II at RSH Gold 1994: Preserving a Glam Rock Legacy with Far Far Away and My Oh My The RSH Gold performance from 1994 featuring Slade offers an important…
Slade My Life Is Natural: A Look Back at the B-Side That Complemented a Classic Single In the autumn of 1971, British rock band Slade released what would become one…