MOJO magazine - Motown cover (February 2009 - Issue 183)

Mojo magazine - Motown cover (February 2009 - Issue 183)
Good condition - carefully read once

The free CD supplied with this issue is NOT included

PETER GABRIEL - 1 page

ULTRAVOX - 1 page

TODD RUNDGREN - Hailed as the man to take The Beatles' crown, he packed in pop for prodigious prog profligacy and peerless production work. Peter Doggett quizzes the ever-changing dude on his mad past and the madness to come
5 pages

FRANZ FERDINAND - They've been lost for three years, and enjoyed it. But now the thinking-person's pop band have crafted a throbbing, electronic grooveathon. Not what we expected, says Andrew Perry. Exactly, say the band
6 pages

MITCH MITCHELL - Sandwiched between the US guitar legend and a grumpy bassist was a cheeky drum urchin who was the heartbeat of The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Mat Snow pays tribute to the sticksman and looks back on the making of the trio's last great album
8 pages

9 FOR 2009 - Featuring VV Brown, Alela Diane, White Lies, Jay Jay Pistolet, Gentleman Jesse, School Of Seven Bells, The Phantom Band, Alborosie
8 pages

THE 100 GREATEST MOTOWN SONGS - 30 pages

BERRY GORDY - He began building the greatest soul empire of all time with a meagre $800 deposit, creating a star system like no other. As Motown celebrates its golden anniversary, Berry Gordy talks exclusively about the ambitions and emotions that drove his dream. "I was in charge, but I made logic the boss," he tells Geoff Brown
6 pages

ANTONY AND THE JOHNSONS - Album review
1 page

AC/DC - Gig review
2 pages

MERCURY REV - Gig review
1 page