Record Collector - October 1989 - Issue 122

Record Collector magazine - October 1989 - Issue 122
Good condition

THE BEATLES' UK SINGLES - Peter Doggett uncovers the rarities behind the Beatles' original singles - the most successful run of hits in pop history
4½ pages

PRINCE RARITIES - Chris Dawson catalogues all the variations issued around the world from the most collectable period of Prince's career, up to the release of Purple Rain
3½ pages

THE 2-TONE STORY - Part 1
In the first of two features, Michael Robson tells the story of the most influential new label of ten years ago, run by Jerry Dammers and the Specials
4 pages

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS - "Dreams"
Mark Pytress reviews the six-album retrospective which details the history of one of America's most popular rock bands of the early Seventies, through a mixture of familiar and unissued tracks
1½ pages

FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS - Richard Jackson traces the career of the British band who are currently one of our most successful rock exports to the American market
2 pages

JOE BOYD - Peter Doggett talks to the prestigious producer about his work from Eric Clapton in 1965 to the present day
3 pages

ROBERT PLANT - Dave Lewis recounts the solo history of the Led Zeppelin lead vocalist
3½ pages

LARRY PARNES - Spencer Leigh remembers the pioneering British rock'n'roll manager, who died recently, and recounts his conversations with Parnes and the artists he made famous
2 pages

CLIFF RICHARD - 4½ pages