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Relacion De Articulos Ordenados Artículos ordenados por autor (1985-2009) Grupo / artículo / nº de revista / página / mes / año ??? ALBERT COLLINS - In memoriam - nº 94, pag 19, Abril-1994 ANDY SHERNOFF - Fotomatón - nº 134, pag 11, Diciembre-1997 ÁNGEL ALTOLAGUIRRE - Fotomatón - nº 129, pag 16, Junio-1997 BEN VAUGHN - Fotomatón - nº 140, pag 15, Junio-1998 BOMBARDEROS - Munición pesada - nº 29, pag 14, Mayo-1988 BUDDY HOLLY - Buddy - nº 51, pag 14, Mayo-1990 BYRDS - Pájaros empapelados - nº 47, pag 15, Enero-1990 CALVIN JOHNSON - Fotomatón - nº 127, pag 16, Abril-1997 CARL PERKINS - Rockabilly magnetoscopico - nº 29, pag 13, Mayo-1988 CHUCK BERRY - Brown eyed handsome man - nº 22, pag 5, Octubre-1987 COME - Total Blackout - nº 119, pag 13, Julio/Agosto-1996 DEAN WAREHAM - Fotomatón - nº 133, pag 16, Noviembre-1997 DUANE ALLMAN - Lo que el viento se llevó - nº 173, pag 48, Junio-2001 ELLIOT SHARP - Trigonometría musical - nº 33, pag 14, Octubre-1988 ERNESTO PRIBATA - Fotomatón - nº 141, pag 17, Julio/Agosto-1998 EXTRAÑOS AQUÍ - Esperanza malagueña - nº 38, pag 64, Marzo-1989 FANG - Fotomatón - nº 144, pag 8, Noviembre-1998 FLECHAZOS - Examen de conciencia - nº 34, pag 14, Noviembre-1988 FLECHAZOS - Fotomatón - nº 131, pag 16, Septiembre-1997 FLORES DEL MAL - Disparos botánicos - nº 30, pag 12, Junio-1988 FRANK BLACK - Fotomatón - nº 150, pag 12, Mayo-1999 FUZZTONES - Fuzzin' All Over Spain - nº 28, pag 12, Abril-1988 GEMA SUBTERFUGE - Fotomatón - nº 132, pag 16, Octubre-1997 HANK - Fotomatón - nº 151, pag 16, Junio-1999 HOWARD DEVOTO - Devoción lujuriosa - nº 52, pag 12, Junio-1990 IAN SVENONIOUS - Fotomatón - nº 138, pag 11, Abril-1998 J.P.S. BROWN - Fotomatón - nº 146, pag 9, Enero-1999 JENNIFER HERREMA - Fotomatón - nº 139, pag 8, Mayo-1998 JOEL REYES - Fotomatón - nº 147, pag 8, Febrero-1999 JOEY RAMONE - Yo también quiero ser feo - nº 173, pag 61, Junio-2001 JOHNNY THUNDERS - Memorias de un junkie - nº 29, pag 12, Mayo-1988 LOU BARLOW - Fotomatón - nº 148, pag 16, Marzo-1999 MIGUEL ANGEL MARTÍN - Fotomatón - nº 143, pag 13, Octubre-1998 MIKEL BIFFS - Fotomatón - nº 142, pag 8, Septiembre-1998 MURCIELAGOS - Batsoul - nº 36, pag 64, Enero-1989 NICK DRAKE - El poeta triste - nº 86, pag 42, Julio/Agosto-1993 PARKINSON D.C. - Fotomatón - nº 137, pag 16, Marzo-1998 PAT TODD - Fotomatón - nº 136, pag 16, Febrero-1998 PETE TOWNSHEND - Sobre el papel - nº 23, pag 15, Noviembre-1987 PRIBATA IDAHO - De copas con los B-52's - nº 38, pag 64, Marzo-1989 RECIEN NACIDOS - Dulce sordera - nº 41, pag 60, Junio-1989 REPORTAJE - Arizona motel - nº 67, pag 36, Noviembre-1991 REPORTAJE - ¡Viva la muerte!. Prensa sensacionalista mejicana - nº 114, pag 42, Febrero-1996 RICHARD SOHL - Richard Sohl - nº 57, pag 14, Diciembre-1990 ROLLING STONES - ¡Stoned! - nº 52, pag 14, Junio-1990 SABINO MÉNDEZ - Fotomatón - nº 135, pag 16, Enero-1998 SANDY DENNY - La voz de la emoción - nº 86, pag 42, Julio/Agosto-1993 SCIENTISTS - Enciclopedia científica - nº 45, pag 13, Noviembre-1989 SMELLIE FINGERS - Reyes del requesón genital - nº 110, pag 10, Octubre-1995 SMOG - Fotomatón - nº 130, pag 16, Julio/Agosto-1997 STEVE ALBINI - Malas pulgas - nº 31, pag 12, Julio/Agosto-1988 STOOGES - El nuevo testamento - nº 29, pag 14, Mayo-1988 TOMBOYS - California girls - nº 30, pag 14, Junio-1988 TWINK - Fotomatón - nº 149, pag 12, Abril-1999 VAMPS - Besos ponzoñosos - nº 26, pag 14, Febrero-1988 Revista RUTA 66. Artículos ordenados por autor (1985-2009) Página 1 de 106 Grupo / artículo / nº de revista / página / mes / año VIRGIN PRUNES - El libro - nº 22, pag 11, Octubre-1987 WOODCHOPPERS - Tirolville - nº 71, pag 63, Marzo-1992 YO LA TENGO - Fotomatón - nº 128, pag 16, Mayo-1997 A. Charlot & D. Trehin TOBE HOOPER - El día que llovió sangre en Texas - nº 15, pag 6, Febrero-1987 Abel Muñoz LORD BISHOP ROCKS - Desfase, desfase, desfase - nº 260, pag 54, Mayo-2009 Adam Georgandis MARSHMALLOW OVERCOAT - All you need is fuzz - nº 56, pag 19, Noviembre-1990 Adolfo Sánchez FREEWHELIN' TORNADOS - Menos follar, cumplen con todo - nº 236, pag 38, Marzo-2007 Agapito Bufalagamba CHESTERFIELD KINGS - Piedras y chocolate - nº 22, pag 17, Octubre-1987 Agapito Bufalagamba, Jaime Gonzalo & Ansia de Color BEATPACK - Juventud ardiente - nº 47, pag 25, Enero-1990 Aitor Recalde CHEATER SLICKS - Especial garage-punk. Furtivos a perpetuidad - nº 142, pag 20, Septiembre-1998 DEAD MOON - Especial garage-punk. Furtivos a perpetuidad - nº 142, pag 18, Septiembre-1998 DIRTYS - Grandes mentes de nuestra época - nº 134, pag 9, Diciembre-1997 DKT / MC5 - Son como Cristo resucitado - nº 232, pag 19, Noviembre-2006 MICK COLLINS / GORIES - Nigrorhytmos primitivos por la gracia de Dios - nº 136, pag 58, Febrero-1998 MUDHONEY - Después de antes-de mañana viene pasado-ayer - nº 145, pag 16, Diciembre-1998 ONYAS - Rápidos y estúpidos - nº 128, pag 48, Mayo-1997 RADIO BIRDMAN - Bloqueo psicológico - nº 232, pag 26, Noviembre-2006 REPORTAJE - Texas garage punk memorandum. La conspiración del León - nº 127, pag 48, Abril-1997 REPORTAJE - Intergore - nº 130, pag 22, Julio/Agosto-1997 TURBONEGRO - Enema justiciero - nº 139, pag 24, Mayo-1998 UNION CARBIDE PRODUCTIONS - Algunas veces los chicos malos no visten de negro - nº 141, pag 26, Julio/Agosto-1998 Alan God REPORTAJE - El cartel en el rock. Sonidos a cuatro colores - nº 42, pag 36, Julio/Agosto-1989 Alan Jenkins BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD - Una familia mal avenida - nº 131, pag 10, Septiembre-1997 Albert Benach CANNED HEAT - On the road forever - nº 70, pag 21, Febrero-1992 CHESTERFIELD KINGS - Donde está la acción - nº 98, pag 28, Septiembre-1994 DRAPS BRUTS - Las chicas (también) tienen ritmo - nº 74, pag 27, Junio-1992 FREDDIE FINGERS LEE - El hombre del piano - nº 97, pag 13, Julio/Agosto-1994 HELTER SKELTER - La familia Manson - nº 106, pag 63, Mayo-1995 JEFF DAHL - Punk's not dead - nº 68, pag 27, Diciembre-1991 JUNIOR WELLS - Razones de peso - nº 91, pag 18, Enero-1994 LINK PROTRUDI - Strip-tease y psicodelia - nº 99, pag 8, Octubre-1994 MEOWS - Los discos, Australia y todo lo demás - nº 139, pag 10, Mayo-1998 ZEROS - Como evitar ser un cero a la izquierda - nº 108, pag 28, Julio/Agosto-1995 Albert Rahim STEVIE WONDER - Rompiendo el guetto interior - nº 131, pag 44, Septiembre-1997 Revista RUTA 66. Artículos ordenados por autor (1985-2009) Página 2 de 106 Grupo / artículo / nº de revista / página / mes / año Alberto Bravo & Antonio Iriarte BOB DYLAN - Oro caído del cielo - nº 210, pag 42, Noviembre-2004 Alberto de Miguel MOTHER SUPERIOR - ¿Cuánto pesa el alma? - nº 225, pag 38, Marzo-2006 Alberto Díaz ABEL FERRARA - Pisando la línea que separa realidad y ficción - nº 254, pag 70, Noviembre-2008 EAGLES OF DEATH METAL - Dios, armas y películas porno - nº 261, pag 78, Junio-2009 MINGERING MIKE - Soulman de cartón - nº 251, pag 28, Julio/Agosto-2008 MURDER JUNKIES - Más malos que la quina - nº 257, pag 30, Febrero-2009 SEX PISTOLS - Anarquía: ¡últimas rebajas! - nº 251, pag 52, Julio/Agosto-2008 SPINAL TAP - 25 años con el volumen a once - nº 263, pag 72, Septiembre-2009 Alberto García BB SIN SED - Resaca fina - nº 17, pag 51, Abril-1987 Alberto García Saleh JOE STRUMMER - Una canción no debería crecer entre tantas mentiras - nº 179, pag 24, Enero-2002 Alberto Lodeiros ALICE BAG - El único fracaso es no haberlo intentado - nº 255, pag 80, Diciembre-2008 BOB BERT - Sobrado de credibilidad callejera - nº 250, pag 58, Junio-2008 BURNOUTS - Tres acordes chamuscados - nº 178, pag 65, Diciembre-2001 CANDY ASS - Ropa interior sucia - nº 200, pag 18, Diciembre-2003 CATTIE NESS - Highway 99 revisited - nº 199, pag 14, Noviembre-2003 CHEERLEADER 666 - Odian el rock'n'roll - nº 201, pag 56, Enero-2004 CUB - Adios a las chicas - nº 141, pag 19, Julio/Agosto-1998 CYNICS - Enróllate o piérdete - nº 105, pag 28, Abril-1995 DARREN GAINES & THE KEY PARTY - Orquesrta en el fregadero - nº 266, pag 80, Diciembre-2009 DEEP REDUCTION - Hombre pájaro - nº 144, pag 16, Noviembre-1998 DEF CON DOS - El día def-pues - nº 95, pag 27, Mayo-1994 DEL HOYO - Quieren ser santos - nº 110, pag 16, Octubre-1995 DOWNLINERS SECT - Y Billy Childish conoció a sus padres - nº 160, pag 52, Abril-2000 ESQUIZOS - Apaga y vámonos - nº 93, pag 16, Marzo-1994 FAT ESTEBAN - Bolaextra Vs. Fat Esteban - nº 106, pag 9, Mayo-1995 HIGH TIME - Coruña city's burning - nº 96, pag 62, Junio-1994 HIGH TIME - Meando en otro planeta - nº 139, pag 8, Mayo-1998 LORDS OF ALTAMONT - Bikerdelia crónica - nº 195, pag 9, Junio-2003 MANDRAGORAS - Caras de fuzz - nº 107, pag 62, Junio-1995 PINK KROSS - Motorvatin' go-go trash - nº 149, pag 10, Abril-1999 REPORTAJE - ¡Extra, extra!. 20 grupos españoles se ponen a gusto - nº 136, pag 22, Febrero-1998 REPORTAJE - Diosas latinas del sexo duro. Vanessa del Río vs. Kitten Natividad - nº 180, pag 12, Febrero-2002 SOUR JAZZ / Mr. RATBOY - El rock & roll nunca volverá a ser relevante - nº 183, pag 48, Mayo-2002 ZEKE - A toda pastilla - nº 182, pag 62, Abril-2002 Alberto Manzano LEONARD COHEN - Crónica interna de un homenaje - nº 244, pag 50, Diciembre-2007 LEWIS FUREY - Un esteta heredero de Kurt Weill - nº 19, pag 22, Junio-1987 Alberto P-Rahim REPORTAJE - Galaxia P-funk. Libera tu mente (y tu culo la seguirá) - nº 122, pag 46, Noviembre-1996 Alberto Ruiz de Cenzano L.A. - Asalto definitivo - nº 266, pag 20, Diciembre-2009 Alberto Tena Revista RUTA 66. Artículos ordenados por autor (1985-2009) Página 3 de 106 Grupo / artículo / nº de revista / página / mes / año DAMNED - El hombre que besó en la boca a Jerry Only - nº 230, pag 52, Septiembre-2006 Alec Palao CHOCOLATE WATCH BAND - Sunset strip freak out - nº 102,
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