Record Collector - John Lennon cover (April 1996 - Issue 200)

Record Collector - John Lennon cover (April 1996 - Issue 200)
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THE BEATLES - Peter Doggett wonders what John Lennon would have made of the 'Anthology' TV series and the second CD set
4 pages

THE BLUETONES - Hounslow is the unlikely stamping ground for Britpop's brightest hopes of '96. John Reed talks to lead singer Mark Morriss
4 pages

THE HISTORY OF RECORD COLLECTING - 18 pages

MIDDLE EARTH - John Reed and Paul Pelletier remember the club and the label that both symbolised and cashed in on London's psychedelic underground
7 pages

DAVE DAVIES - The Record Collector interview
After brother Ray's 'x-ray', the Kinks' guitarist strikes back with the uncompromising 'Kink'
5½ pages

FIERCE PANDA - Why should a man called Simon Williams run an indie record label which has no contracts and makes absolutely no profit? Pat Gilbert confirms it's because he's stark raving bonkers - about music
3 pages

ETTA JAMES - 5½ pages

GLENN CORNICK & WILD TURKEY - Original Tullman Glenn Cornick is back. He and fellow Turkey Gary Pickford-Hopkins tell Martin Webb about the old, and now, the new days
2 pages

MICK ABRAHAMS & BLODWYN PIG - Having quit Jethro Tull after one LP to form Blodwyn Pig, the guitarist has recently been working with Ian Anderson again, as Martin Webb discovers
2 pages

OASIS - The 'lost' Oasis album
1 page

GARY NUMAN - 2 pages

CANNED HEAT - 2 pages

CURTIS MAYFIELD - 1 page

THE BYRDS - 2 pages

ERIC CLAPTON - 2 pages

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG - 2 pages