Dave Ross

“Do you remember that trend in house music from about twenty years ago, monks chanting over a drum machine?’ Kite lit a cigarette and said that he did; Martha had often ridiculed Xavier for playing the CDs at parties in the early nineties. He remembered the name of the band: ‘Enigma’. ‘That was the vibe in the”
― Charles Cumming, Judas 62

“me entirely through his bodyguard. Prince would talk to him, he then relayed the utterance to me, and I replied back to the bodyguard – even though we were all only two feet apart – as if communicating via translator. Then,”
― Alan Edwards, I Was There: Dispatches from a Life in Rock and Roll

“George Young, Willie Woodburn, Alan Morton – the giants of Ibrox – look on from their picture frames.”
― David F. Ross, The Weekenders

“Part of me felt like saying that the Beatles were only the Westlife of their generation or how much I admired Lennon, but luckily I held”
― Alan Edwards, I Was There: Dispatches from a Life in Rock and Roll