- ‘Liberty Presents The Family‘ – press release, 1967
- ‘Family‘ – publicity leaflet, Nov. 1967
- ‘Dave Mason to Produce Family‘ – unknown, early 1968
- ‘The Family Way…‘ – Disc and Music Echo, August 1968
- ‘It’s All In The Family’ – Beat Instrumental, September 1968
- ‘Family Emerge From Underground’ – Top Pops, October 26, 1968
- ‘Music In A Doll’s House‘ – Cash Box, Nov. 30, 1968
- ‘Keeping It In The Family’ – Disc and Music Echo, March 29, 1969
- Family – Beat Instrumental, April 1969
- Top Pops Exclusive – Top Pops, July 19, 1969
- ‘ROGER CHAPMAN of Family on the latest sounds in Blind Date‘ – Melody Maker, September 27, 1969
- ‘New Lease Of Life For Family’ – Beat Instrumental, October 1969
- ‘We’d Be Delighted To Hit The Charts…’ – Top Pops, November 8, 1969
- ‘Tony Norman hears ‘A Song For Me’ Family’s Latest Album – Top Pops, January 24, 1970
- ‘The Family Way Of Life’ – Disc and Music Echo, January 24, 1970
- ‘We Want To Sell Family Honestly’ – New Music Express, March 28, 1970
- Family feature – Beat Instrumental, April 1970 (PDF)
- ‘It’s not all “Family” fun in America – says Roger‘ – Disc and Music Echo, May 9, 1970
- ‘Cinderella group making good‘ – New Musical Express, Spring 1970
- ‘Progressing On Two Fronts‘ – Melody Maker, August 1970
- ‘A Family Outing’ – New Musical Express, August 1970 (PDF)
- ‘Family Re-Recorded ‘Weaver’ For Hit!‘ – New Musical Express, September 19, 1970
- ‘Family LP at Budget Price‘ – New Musical Express, week of September 19, 1970
- ‘Talking It Over With The Family‘ – Disc and Music Echo, October 31, 1970
- ‘1970 Tour Programme‘
- Concert review: Birmingham Town Hall, Sounds, Dec 27, 1970
- Concert review: Royal Albert Hall, Sounds, Dec 30, 1970
- ‘What to Do About Family?‘ – Rolling Stone, April 1, 1971
- Old Songs New Songs album review – Ciao 2001 (in Italian), April 14, 1971 (PDF)
- ‘At Home With The Family’ – Beat Instrumental, August 1971
- ‘The Truth About ‘Wild’ Roger‘ – Daily Mirror, August 10, 1971
- ‘Family Are A Man’s Band‘ – Record Mirror, Oct. 1971
- Album review: Fearless – Crawdaddy, April 1, 1971
- ‘All In The Family’ – Crawdaddy, April 2, 1971
- ‘The Thug Who Turned Into A Family Man’ – Disc and Music Echo – July 17, 1971
- Concert review: Croydon, Fairfield Halls – Sounds, Nov. 13, 1971
- Album review: Fearless – Creem, April 1972
- ‘In The Talk-In: Charlie Whitney‘ – unknown, early 1972
- ‘Down at Poli’s Workshop‘ – unknown, mid-1972
- ‘The Family Way‘ – unknown, August 1972
- ‘Chappo Chats‘ – Sounds, August 26, 1972
- ‘A Blissful Tale of Our Time‘ – Phonogram Record Magazine, ca. Fall 1972
‘Family Rocks Arena’ – Yale Daily News no. 14, October 2 1972- ‘Family Back Home‘ – New Musical Express, Oct. 21, 1972
- ‘1972 Tour Notepad – United Artists‘
- ‘Rob Townsend Phones Penny Valentine From Canada‘ – Sounds, Oct. 1972
- ‘Winning America without the hype‘ – unknown, Nov. 1972
- ‘The Family That Plays Together’ – unknown, Dec. 1972
- ‘Tony Ashton and Family Feature‘ – Sounds?, late 1972
- Album review: Bandstand – Crawdaddy, January 1973
- ‘Una Famiglia Davanguardia’ – Ciao 2001 (in Italian), April 29, 1973 (PDF only)
- ‘This Article Is Dedicated To Ten Musicians Who Have Given Us Some Marvellous Music And They Shall Be Remembered As Family‘ – ZigZag, July 1973
- Album review: It’s Only A Movie – Crawdaddy, Autumn 1973
- ‘Family Matters‘ – The Listener, Oct. 18, 1973
- ‘Historical Essay‘ – Music In A Doll’s House reissue, 1974
- ‘Family‘ – Trouser Press, 1975
- ‘Family‘ – Record Collector, Aug. 1986
- ‘The Family Story‘ – Oldie-Markt, German Collectors Magazine, ca. 1990
- ‘Looking Back At Family Archives‘ – Leicester Mercury, Aug. 6, 1991
- ‘Blind Faith‘ excerpts – Mojo Magazine, July 1996
- ‘Faulty Towers‘ – Mojo Magazine, August 1996
- ‘Forgotten Rockers‘ – Leicester Mercury, Feb. 20, 1998
- Classic Rock Magazine, Nov. 2012 (coming soon)
the unofficial Family homepage and online archive … daft, I call it
Hi Roger,
Just wondered if you rec’d my email and any comments you might have. Also, have you come across this Roger Chapman quote on ‘The Weaver’s Answer’? Would love to know where it’s from.
“I know exactly where I was when I wrote ‘The Weavers Answer.’ We had a gig up north and I finished it overnight, in the van on the way. I was dozing, I woke up and just started writing it. What state I was in is another story! It was back in the days when people used to stay up for five nights on the trot. We didn’t really let a day go by without some form of stimulation, a bit of dope or this and that and the other. I started writing and it all came tumbling out. I had no sense of the music when I wrote it, and I don’t think there was much editing or revising. That was it, and it never changed it was normal for me to write quickly. I was quite prolific.”
Many thanks,
Mick White