“This issue features a Q&A with Morrissey titled “24 Hours To Live”. Morrissey humourously answers questions about his death, his legacy, his regrets, etc.” -PJLM
Photo credit: Hamish Brown
Tag Archives: interview
Record Collector – December 2009
“This issue features a rundown of the top 50 collectible records by Morrissey.” -PJLM
Record Collector – June 2009
“Special feature about The Smiths’ test pressings, unreleased singles, and rejected sleeves.” – MS
Photograph credits: Dean Freeman, Paul Cox, Stephen Wright
Dia Siete – June 2009
Article detailing the history of Morrissey’s career, and the recording and release of Years of Refusal.
*Photo credit pending
Filter – February 2009
“Morrissey interview, in which he discusses working with Jerry Finn on Years of refusal, his living arrangements, suicide, his autobiography, retirement, and turning 50.”
Photo credit: Michael Muller
Word – June 2009
“Reprint of the interview originally featured in Filter, winter 2009.” -MS
*Photo credit pending
Hot Press – April 2009
“Morrissey interview. Topics: recording Years of refusal, the sensual nature of singing, his childhood and adolescence, working with Jerry Finn, fatherhood, music critics, turning 50, US politics, his public persona, love, and songwriting.”
*Photograph credit pending
Musikexpress – March 2009
“Lengthy Morrissey history article, plus a short interview. Topics: Oscar Wilde, Chrissie Hynde, Jerry Finn, the Years Of Refusal sleeve art, Barack Obama, turning 50, his autobiography, etc.”
Thumbnail credit: Andrew Catlin
Photographs: Chris Cuffaro, Peter Ashworth, Stephen Wright, Andrew Catlin, Paul Cox
Rolling Stone – February 2009
“Morrissey interview by Birgit Fuss. Topics: the upcoming album “Years Of Refusal”, Alain Whyte, traveling, relationships, retiring, his autobiography, Jerry Finn, etc.” -PJLM
*Thumbnail & photo credits pending
Uncut – January 2009
“The band’s 22 February 1984 concert at Reading University was that months’ “Were You There?” feature. Photographer Tom Sheehan was interviewed about shooting the band before the show and about the show itself. The articles featured mostly his photographs with his quotes appearing as captions.” -PJLM
Thumbnail & photo credit: Tom Sheehan
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