Magazine:
Mojo

No. 166, september 2007

15 tracks, 47:31

Mojo

LIVING WITH THE STONES
How Stones’ engineer Andy Johns helped make Exile On Main Street, set fire to a hotel with Keith Richards, nobbled Mick Taylor… and survived.

DEF LEPPARD’S WILD RIDE
They lost their innocence, their drummer’s arm and their guitarist to drugs and alcohol. Meanwhile they conquered America. A Yorkshire odyssey by Paul Elliott.

THE RESURRECTION OF PRINCE
From The Artist Formerly Known As Successful to the biggest concert draw in Britain, turning the record industry upside down. How did that happen? Like this…

STEVIE NICKS
Fist fights and coke binges with Fleetwood Mac's diaphanous spirit of the 70s.

THE QUIET REVOLUTION
Tunng, Panda Bear, Johnny Flynn, Stephanie Dosen and Eugene McGuinness: the new acts who prove that it doesn’t need to go to eleven…

REVIEWED...
Siouxsie Sioux’s first ever solo album / Richard Hawley comes adrift in the mainstream / Motown’s 1967 amazes / The Summer Of Love is anthologized / Ethiopiques do the Afro Funk / Fall, Zombies, Gun Club are saluted / CSS sex up Seattle / Devo return!
AND FINALLY...
Alicia Keys lives with Bob Dylan’s admiration / Inside The Verve reformation / Roy Wood is out of the, er, woods / Dizzee Rascal on the record that changed his life / Gravenhurst whisper it soft / Mother & The Addicts go Madchester / The Mekons return / Sinead O’Connor makes her peace with America / How To Buy The Canterbury Scene / Vince White joins, then leaves The Clash.

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