Terry Staunton

Terry Staunton was a senior editor at NME for ten years before joined the founding editorial team of Uncut. Now freelance, specialising in music, film and television, his work has appeared in Classic Rock, The Times, Vox, Jack, Record Collector, Creem, The Village Voice, Hot Press, Sour Mash, Get Rhythm, Uncut DVD, When Saturday Comes, DVD World, Radio Times and on the website Music365.

Articles by: Terry Staunton

Miles Nielsen: ...Presents The Rusted Hearts

By Terry Staunton published

Cheap off the old block.

Nils Lofgren: Old School

By Terry Staunton published

Showing the whippersnappers how it’s done.

The Blues Band: Few Short Lines

By Terry Staunton published

Brit warhorses continue to keep it real.

Rockpile: Live At Montreux 1980

By Terry Staunton published

Powerful gig by the pub-rock supergroup.

Fountains Of Wayne: Sky Full Of Holes

By Terry Staunton published

High quality character-led power pop.

Kate Bush: Director’s Cut

By Terry Staunton published

Here’s one she made earlier, only different.

Alain Johannes: Spark

By Terry Staunton published

Respected guitarist remembers his late love.

INXS: Original Sin

By Terry Staunton published

Old hits with a rota of replacement singers.

Kris Dollimore: No Ghosts In This House

By Terry Staunton published

A blues roots masterclass.

Mike + The Mechanics: The Road

By Terry Staunton published

Back on the forecourt with a fresh set of tools.

Alison Krauss & Union Station: Paper Airplane

By Terry Staunton published

Back to the day job – with bountiful results.

Marianne Faithfull: Horses And High Heels

By Terry Staunton published

The queen of troubled torch returns.

REM: Collapse Into Now

By Terry Staunton published

Looking forward, but drawing from the past.

Old 97’s: The Grand Theatre

By Terry Staunton published

Solid sawdust floor-fillers, with a little light sacrilege.

Status Quo: Live At The BBC

By Terry Staunton published

A great big box of boogie that’ll take you back to the glory years when the Quo were allowed on the Beeb.

JP, Chrissie & The Fairground Boys: Fidelity!

By Terry Staunton published

A curious, unexpected country-tinged love story.