They'll be rolling in the isles

Article Abstract:

Colin McIntyre, founder of the music group Mull Historical Society, states that growing up on the Scottish island of Mull gave him a sense of detachment. He recalls that he began writing songs at the age of six, and feels that songwriting is a way of channeling his emotions.

Officials and employees, Interview, Rock musicians, McIntyre, Colin, Mull Historical Society (Music group)

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Me? I'm with the banned

Article Abstract:

There are long-standing precedents for the decision to ban the UK tour by rock group So Solid Crew because of concerns over safety. Elvis Presley had tours banned, while Jerry Lee Lewis was driven out of the UK in 1958 because of moral indignation in the media.

Government regulation (cont), Entertainers & entertainment groups, Musical Groups and Artists, Musical Artists, Safety and security measures, Laws, regulations and rules, Ethical aspects, Entertainment industry, Rock groups, Musicians, Rock music, So Solid Crew

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Aboard Ken Kesey's Final Trip

Article Abstract:

The Final Trip taken by author Ken Kesey in the UK in 1999 is discussed. This trip can be seen as a failure, characterized by chaos and frustration. He came to realize that he was not understood outside the kingdom he had established in Oregon.

United States, Oregon, Behavior, 1999 AD, Kesey, Ken

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