BREWING UP WITH BILLY BRAGG
‘an unmitigated success” showing ‘how far the art of Billy Bragg has come on’
Sounds
Top 10 albums of 1984
NME
One of the ‘100 Greatest British Albums Ever’
Q
TALKING WITH THE TAXMAN ABOUT POETRY
‘a winning mesh, by turns as political as the Clash, as clever as Elvis Costello, as melodic as Ray Davies and as rocking as Chuck Berry’
Rolling Stone
‘a great leap forward, the deft application of understated instrumental accompaniment on some of Bragg’s best-ever songs.’
Trouser Press
1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die
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WORKERS PLAYTIME
‘Bragg’s pithy, poignant wordplay, combining-tragicomic ingenuity… with the directness of a political tract, is a treat in itself.’
Rolling Stone
‘Workers Playtime is something to treasure. With its heart worn on its sleeve and the milk of human kindness pouring from the turntable, you cannot help but love it’
NME
‘This is his most thoughtful, most carefully-crafted work to date’
Melody Maker
‘The music of Britain’s foremost protest singer gets an evocative overview in this nuanced compilation’
Album Of The Week
The Guardian
‘…a musically mature, international artist who is still bursting with energy.’
Rolling Stone
‘A British institution.’
Clash
‘One of the great human beings of Planet Earth…while the world changes by the minute, Billy’s empathy remains steadfast.’
Brooklyn Vegan

