The View From The Hill

Bibliography 

The Steve Goss Interview

Program manager of Peach 94.9 in Atlanta, Georgia, Steve Goss, interviewed Justin on February 8, 1997. Steve has allowed us to print this interview for which we are grateful. So, grab a drink. This is a long and interesting one.

Joe and Ruth Biermann interview

They interviewed Justin just prior to Justin's Springfield, PA Borders appearance on February 5, 1997. This interview was used for WINS (1010 in NYC on the AM dial) on March 12, 1997

Billboard, October 26, 1996

Review of the single Rock Track, The Way of the World, page 80. "For the uninformed or eternally grunge-obsessed, Hayward is the voice of the Moody Blues. He takes a hiatus from the band for a solo project, "The View From The Hill," that walks a stylistic tightrope between the band's prog-rock sound and a triple-A-styled pop. With its introspective lyrics and breezy melody, this appealing tune has the potential to connect with many of the same folks who embraced Martin Page's "In The House Of Stone And Light." - Copyright Billboard Magazine.

Higher & Higher - The Moody Blues Magazine (tm)

in its October 1996 issue, H&H covers all aspects of the making of The View From The Hill. It includes an incredible exerpt from a recent Hayward interview from a yet unpublished issue of TRACKS Magazine.

First Step interview

The abbreviated and paraphrased interview of Justin by Edward Bernstein.

Songwriter's Monthly

The November 1996 issue featured Part 1 of a 3 part interview with Justin Hayward (now sold out and reprinted here with permission), concerning songwriting and The View From The Hill. This interview was continued in their December issue and the third part is in the January 1997 issue.

Songwriter's Monthly is dedicated to songwriters of all genres. Regular Features : interviews with up and coming as well as major talent, songwriting tips, legal help, business tips, recording techniques, reviews, lyric contest, publicity contest, the latest music business news and information, commentary, places to send your songs, performance opportunities, upcoming events, advice, nice guy etiquette, jokes, reader's mail, cartoons, songwriter's free classified advertising, Jillian Logan's What's Happening, and much, much, more! Visit Songwriter's Monthly on the web at http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Labyrinth/1917/

Jillian Logan even mentioned TVFTH web site in her March 1997 column! Thanks Jillian and Allen!

 

Tracks Magazine

Issue # 32 contains a terrific 2.25 page interview with Justin Hayward, several fine photos, original artwork by Laura Lawson and, a hot contest in which you could win several Justin Hayward-related prizes if you respond by March 15, 1997. So get your copy of Tracks by sending $2 to Tracks c/o Lisa Ludwick, 82 North St., Foxboro, MA 02035 or contact her via email at : sarmoti2@aol.com.

Tracks has been dedicated to bringing music lovers the best coverage of new, current and classic music around for no charge, in a quality way for 7 years. 

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Last Modified on Friday, September 10, 1999