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Political intrigue and legacy accusations dominate today's roundup: Jimmy Page still faces claims that Led Zeppelin lifted from Scottish folk guitarist Bert Jansch, who never sued [6], while Slash admits his sitar work on 'Spirit Love' inevitably draws George Harrison comparisons [3]. On the newer side, Pete Doherty has launched a YouTube series with comedian Josh Pugh filmed in Margate [2], and Charli XCX kicked off her North American tour in Philadelphia with a live debut of 'Persona' and a guest turn from Underscores [4].
Sources
- Is this London’s ugliest home? House surrounded by rusting steel and razor wire is frozen in time – exactly how late owner left it — Daily Mail
- Pete Doherty and Josh Pugh tell us about their new Youtube show: “It’s a musical comedy adventure” — NME
- The one “cliché” instrument that The Beatles ruined for Slash — Far Out
- Here’s what Charli XCX played as she invited Underscores on stage to kick off ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ headline tour in Philadelphia — NME
- ‘I love a bit of mischief!’ Liza Tarbuck on why she’s swapping her Radio 2 mic for a potter’s wheel — The Guardian
- The one guitarist Jimmy Page “can’t look in the eye”: “He ripped me off, didn’t he?” — Far Out
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