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The Dandy Warhols’ Courtney Taylor-Taylor: ‘It was me against them. Earrings, high hair, eyeliner, army boots, Mom’s blouse’A young encounter with Debbie Harry set the singer’s course. The story comes full circle with the Blondie siren’s appearance on Rockmaker, the band’s new albumBy Lee Campbell
Steve Harley, Cockney Rebel frontman, dies aged 73English singer and songwriter was best known for his song Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)
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Kacey Musgraves: Deeper Well – Politically aware and personally revealing, this one’s a genuine grower By Tony Clayton-Lea
Norah Jones: Visions – From contentment to melancholy, but all in the same dreamy tone By Lauren Murphy
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‘He was my first, my best and my oldest friend. Goodbye, Dad’Writer Julian Gough’s eulogy to his father, who died last month and was buried at the Rock of Cashel
Jason Smyth wins Dancing with the Stars on a night of high emotionParalympian Jason Smyth and pro-dance partner Karen Byrne lift the glitterball trophy after ‘a lesson of what you can do in life’By Aoife Moriarty
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