Details on Mojo's October issue:
A sneak peek at the exciting, expanded Rubber Soul – including its long-lost song – and an exploration of the timeless gems of The Beatles’ first masterpiece. Also in this issue: Johnny Marr speaks frankly; David Bowie – inside the Shel Talmy vault; the wonderful world of Kate & Anna McGarrigle; Joy Division – live, unleashed. Plus: Flamin’ Groovies; Mike D; Queen; The Mary Wallopers; Steven Wilson; The Afghan Whigs; Wishbone Ash; The Tubs; The Cure on film; Wuxtry Records; This Is Lorelei; Norma Winstone; Steve Reich; Generation X; and All Back To The God Of Hell Fire’s!
CONTENTS MOJO 395
THE BEATLES An exclusive early look at a Special Edition of Rubber Soul – with remixes, outtakes and (intriguingly) more – prompts an indulgent immersion in the Fab Four’s first mature masterpiece.
JOHNNY MARR On the perils of nostalgia, the doors of perception, Macca’s gnomic advice, Billie Eilish’s studio chops and why there are Smiths songs he won’t sing.
KATE & ANNA McGARRIGLE Fifty years ago, the Canuck sisters’ debut album arrived, and its beyond-folk palette still beguiles. “The pictures they painted were so vivid.”
MIKE D The Beastie Boys’ chief cratedigger on tabloid infamy, grief negotiation, Bob Dylan’s “pro-smoking concert” and a surprising new solo album.
FLAMIN’ GROOVIES Shake Some Action should have made them stars. It didn’t, but their name and their song live on: “There’s even a guy in the Taliban doing a karaoke version.”
WISHBONE ASH “Tuning into the cosmos” delivered the harmony lead guitars and medieval concept prog of the pathfinding Argus. Then came the fist-fights and palace coups.
THE AFGHAN WHIGS Greg Dulli and band brought soul vibes and howling self-castigation to the post-grunge ’90s. Navigating drugs and danger, it’s a miracle they’re still with us.
THE MARY WALLOPERS Dundalk’s ‘new Pogues’ sink a few Aperol Spritzes and talk tradition, politics, the peers who do them down, and their new album: “It’s a bit of a fuck you.”
REVIEWED The Tubs / Joy Division / Julia Jacklin / Bob Marley / Arab Strap / Beck / Dexys Midnight Runners / Tom Tom Club / Phoebe Bridgers / Jim James / Martin Carthy / Dinosaur Jr / Carly Simon / Ty Segall / Liam Hayes / Alabama Shakes / Cluster / The Jayhawks / The Proclaimers / Interpol / Billy Strings / Getdown Services / Primal Scream / Peter Asher
PLUS David Bowie: The Shel Talmy Tapes / The Cure on film! / Steven Wilson does folk horror – with Dr Who and Andy Partridge / Wuxtry Records – 50 years young / Queen’s Roger Taylor – how he nearly joined Mott The Hoople / Roberta Bayley’s punk pix / Norma Winstone’s jazz odyssey / This Is Lorelei and Sulafa Elyas are rising / Steve Reich – the platters that matter / Generation X – from the birth to the backstabbing / Phil Manzanera’s stellar side project / Who were The Nobs? / All Back To Arthur Brown’s!
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