Ian Winwood

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Ian Winwood

The singer-songwriter on growing up in poverty, selling millions of records, and her battles with the rats of New YorkAs the eldest of four children, at age six, Suzanne Vega used to look after her baby brother while her mother took her middle siblings out shopping for groceries at stores local to the family home on the East Side of Manhattan. On such occasions, she'd receive warnings of the dangers posed by the city's most tenacious residents.

2 weeks ago | theneweuropean.co.uk | Ian Winwood

Neil Oliver recently posed a question to his more than half a million followers on X. “That Britain and Europe have been made the world’s toilets is beyond dispute,” he wrote. “The question is by whom, and why?” Unwilling to leave things at that, a few hours later he added, “Obviously I know.”  Well of course, “obviously”.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Ian Winwood

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4 weeks ago | msn.com | Ian Winwood

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4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Ian Winwood

In what would soon become a pivotal conversation, in 1978, Don Emerson Sr. asked his sons if they were serious about making music. He’d noticed that as well as attending school and working on the family’s 1,600-acre farm in Fruitland, in Washington state, Joe and Donnie, age 17 and 15 respectively, were spending every scarce and valued free hour writing and playing songs. Goodness knows where they found the time, or the energy, to do so.