Record Collector - David Bowie cover (May 1993 - Issue 165)

Record Collector - David Bowie cover (May 1993 - Issue 165)
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DAVID BOWIE - After two studio albums with Tin Machine, David Bowie returns with his first solo LP in six years, and explains the background to the sessions
2½ pages

FELT - Karl Taylor takes a release-by-release look at the rated 80s indie band, while John Reed chats to frontman Lawrence
5½ pages

k.d. lang - After years of cult success in the country market, "Ingenue" has alerted awards committees to the vocal genius of k.d. lang
3 pages

THE TOP 500 COLLECTABLE ARTISTS - 3½ pages

EUROVISION - 8 pages

THE ISLEY BROTHERS AND T-NECK - When the Isleys escaped from Motown in 1968, they rekindled their career with a new label, and a new sound, as Peter Doggett explains
3½ pages

FRANK ZAPPA ON CD: 1966-1979 - Stuart Penney takes an album-by-album look at the idiosyncratic early work of rock's most adventurous composer
4½ pages

GILLAN - Joe Geesin investigates the ex-Deep Purple singer's varied solo projects
5½ pages

ALAN FREED - Mark Paytress remembers the man they used to call 'Mr. Rock'n'Roll
2 pages

THE WHO ON FILM AND TV - Part 2
John Atkins concludes his examination of the Who's visual legacy
4½ pages

DRUNKEN FISH - Mark Paytress looks at another tiny American label which is already exciting collectors
2 pages

BRUCE HORNSBY - Peter Doggett meets the American piano master
1 page