James Walton

When pop gave way to rock

The claim has been made for other years — but David Hepworth’s argument in Never a Dull Moment actually seems rather convincing

  • Never a Dull Moment: 1971 — Rock’s Golden Year

    David Hepworth

    Bantam, pp. 384

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