Record Collector - Genesis cover (July 1998 - Issue 227)

Record Collector - Genesis cover (July 1998 - Issue 227)
Good condition - some light wear

GENESIS - Paul Russell meets the original band, reviews the box set, and gets to keep the t-shirt
8 pages

ALL SAINTS - They're currently the hottest band in the world. Tabitha Rose discovers how they got that way
4 pages

FRANK SINATRA - The legacy
Peter Doggett surveys fifty years of albums that make up the legend of Ol' Blue Eyes
8 pages

BOB WOOLER - Cavern King
Disc jockey at the Cavern Club, friend and advisor to the Beatles, publicist for the whole Merseybeat scene, Bob Wooler helped invent the sound of the 60s. Spencer Leigh persuaded him to tell his story for the first time
10 pages

RICH KIDS - Pat Gilbert profiles Glen Matlock's ill-fated post-Pistols project
4 pages

SPECTRES - Ghostbuster Jim Henderson goes in search of Matlock's early 80s combo
1½ pages

WURLITZER JUKEBOX - It didn't last long but it left its mark. David Hemingway waves goodbye to an inspired indie label
5 pages

COUNTRY JOE & THE FISH - The Vietnam War is over, but idiot dancing to an electrified country Joe McDonald is back
8 pages

IAN GILLAN - The Record Collector interview
The veteran Deep Purple vocalist tells Jerry Witherstone about the band's new album, their tortuous history, and their stormy relationship with Ritchie Blackmore
4 pages

THE TRASHMEN - How does a two-minute garage classic like "Surfin' Bird" end up as a four-CD box set? Peter Doggett investigates the 60s trash kings
4 pages

SUGARCUBES - James R. Blandford hangs out with Sugarcubes vocalist Einar Orn
3 pages