Mojo 157, december 2006: The Who Jukebox

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No. 157, december 2006

Mojo 157, december 2006: The Who Jukebox

	The Who Jukebox
	Martha And The Vandellas - Dancing In The Street
	The Four Tops - Reach Out I'll Be There
	Marvin Gaye - Ain't That Peculiar
	Hank Williams - Take These Chains From My Hearyt
	Tim Hardin - Reason To Believe
	Antony & The Johnsons - For Today I Am A Boy
	The Band - Stagefright
	Ian Dury - Sweet Gene Vincent
	Cannonball Adderley Sextet - Tengo Tango
	Jimmy Reed - Hush Hush
	Howlin' Wolf - Smokestack Lightning
	Etta James - Tell Mama
	John Lee Hooker - Devil's Jump
	Leadbelly - Ella Speed
	The Stanley Brothers - Man Of Constant Sorrow

15 tracks, 41:02

Mojo

THE WHO WORLD EXCLUSIVE!
The past 12 months have belonged to Messrs Townshend and Daltrey. This year The Who have wowed UK audiences with a string of incendiary summer shows, all while managing to complete one of the albums of the year, Endless Wire.

The last time The Who toured America they were haunted by the death of their bass player and a horrific sense of duty and loss…four years on, MOJO's Dave Marsh joins Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey on a journey of rediscovery and rebirth. But could this be the end?

JERRY LEE LEWIS: Hellbound!
Seventy-one but older in drug years, cursed by God and the taxman to rock 'til he drops, Jerry Lee Lewis is the howling, piano-humping, undead fiend with the most hair-raising tale in music. But is 'The Killer' saved or damned? And does he give two hoots either way? Andrew Perry enters the court of The Last Man Standing.

SMOKEY ROBINSON
Why did Smokey Robinson, the best (yet recently forgotten) pop 'n' soul songwriter of his generation, give it all up for a desk job and a phial of crack? MOJO investigates.

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