Roots & Branches: The story of Television's Marquee Moon in 10

Following our dig through Herbie Hancock’s seminal jazz-funk LP Head Hunters, The Vinyl Factory’s collaboration with Classic Album Sundays returns to explore the 10 records that form the roots and branches of Television’s cult 1977 debut Marquee Moon. Words: Colleen Murphy Television’s influence over the nascent post-punk scene centred upon the Bowery Mecca of CBGB’s […]

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Published in 1983 to phenomenal reviews, Blue Highways: A Journey into America became a cult classic on par with Jack Kerouac's On the Road and John Steinbeck's Travels with Charley. In this highly acclaimed, bestselling memoir, a 38-year-old laid-off college professor of Sioux and white blood drives around the U.S. on the blue highways, the rural back made that are colored blue on old maps.

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