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Long and winding road • Fifty-four years after it was buried by The Beatles, Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s Let It Be movie gets back to where it belongs

High infidelity • Fifty years ago, Kevin Ayers, John Cale, Brian Eno and Nico survived a spot of bed-hopping to record a legendary live album

Wild wild county • A new folk scene is thriving in Cornwall, inspired by the area’s unique landscape, history and “magical possibilities”

Feed your head! • How Mike Frankel’s innovative live photos of Jefferson Airplane landed him on stage at Woodstock

Foal’s gold • Willy Vlautin’s new novel The Horse may be bleak, but it’s spurred him on to write the next Delines album

A Quick One

Landless • Stunning four-part harmonies from the same Dublin folk scene as Lankum and Lisa O’Neill

Uncut Playlist • On the stereo this month…

IRMIN SCHMIDT • As the spectacular Can live series continues, the band’s co-founder talks Damo, drug busts and drinking with Mark E Smith

Can Live 1973-1977 • Exclusive with this issue of Uncut!

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BETH GIBBONS • A singular voice in British music explores new depths in middle age.

SIMPLY THE BETH • The pick of Gibbons’ back catalogue, from Portishead to the Polish National Radio Orchestra

Q&A • Lee Harris: “She found her ‘spark’”

EINSTÜRZENDE NEUBAUTEN • Improvisation, evolution, gender, humour!

Q&A • Blixa Bargeld hopes for divine inspiration in improvisation

AtoZ

WILLIE NELSON • Superb second album of Nelson’s 10th decade.

Q&A • Buddy Cannon (producer): “The man lives on music”

BERNARD BUTLER • Reluctant solo artist on a ‘happy surprise’ return

JOANA SERRAT • Catalan songwriter slays demons on soul-searching sixth.

Q&A • Joana Serrat: “I put myself outside of my safety zone”

KAIA KATER • Expansive, finely detailed fourth from banjo-toting Canadian

AMERICANA ROUND-UP

RICHARD HAWLEY • “I’m trying to find that peace all of us crave”

THE DECEMBERISTS • Intellectual Oregonians cram two decades of tricks into four-sided ninth LP.

Q&A • Colin Meloy: “It’s a very crafted thing”

POPPYCOCK • Una Baines maps the band’s fitful journey

EZRA FEINBERG • Former Citay dweller completes his blissful minimalist makeover.

Q&A • Ezra Feinberg: “The everyday is psychedelic”

GASTR DEL SOL • The fascinating story of Jim O’Rourke and David Grubbs’ short-lived but influential avant-garde duo told in a career-spanning box set.

ART AND SOL • A selection of post-Gastr albums

Q&A • Jim O’Rourke & David Grubbs “We felt like outliers”

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