Stock Aitken Waterman reveal desperate lengths fans went to meet idols like Kylie and Jason Donovan
The unassuming Southwark studio of music producers Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman was a mecca for pop fans ...
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Sabrina Carpenter claps back at Pete Waterman’s criticism of her bold stage image: “It is totally regressive…”
Sabrina Carpenter, the US pop sensation behind hits like Skin, Espresso, and Please Please Please, has captivated audiences ...
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"It would be Number One all over the world... but it kills Judas Priest!”: The heavy metal legends’ secret '80s pop project
Pop producer Pete Waterman says that a song he recorded with heavy metal legends Judas Priest should have been a smash hit - but remained unreleased because it could have ruined the band’s credibility ...
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I love it when older guys tell younger women what to wear – don’t you?
Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today. The “websites” reference tells you everything you need to ...
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Stock, Aitken and Waterman honoured with blue plaque at London 'hit factory'
Prolific pop powerhouse Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman - affectionately known as Stock Aitken Waterman - have been ...
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'What a terrific honour...' Stock Aitken Waterman receive Blue Plaque recognising their contribution to British music
Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman unveiled their Blue Plaque outside their former The Vine Yard studio, in London, on ...
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Pete Waterman is “still sad” over scrapped Judas Priest collaboration
I haven’t seen Pete in living memory, but maybe I can say [to him]: ‘Just leak these. Send a file off to TikTok and see where it takes us.‘” In other news, Waterman and his SAW ...
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"It would be Number One all over the world... but it kills Judas Priest!”: The heavy metal legends’ secret pop project with Stock Aitken Waterman
Pop producer Pete Waterman says that a song he recorded with heavy metal legends Judas Priest should have been a smash hit - but remained unreleased because it could have ruined the band’s credibility ...