MOJO magazine - Bob Marley cover (July 2011 - Issue 212)

MOJO magazine - Bob Marley cover (July 2011 - Issue 212)
Good condition

The free CD is NOT included

CLOCK OPERA - 1 page

THURSTON MOORE - 1 page

GAVIN FRIDAY - 1 page

PAUL SIMON - The Newark-born king of song looks back on the Brill Building, a boy called Artie, and the African diaspora. James McNair feels the grey fedora
6 pages

NEW ORDER - Ian Harrison speaks to Barney, Hooky, Stephen and Gillian about how they survived the loss of Ian Curtis and crafted the new weird '80s disco sound of Temptation and Blue Monday
7 and a half pages

AFROCUBISM - Or how the musicians of Mali finally got round to hooking up with The Buena Vista Social Club, 15 years after they were expected. David Hutcheon hears a tale of slip-ups, misdirected passports and beautiful music
3 pages

THE TROGGS - Back in 1966 there was nothing louder or wilder than The Troggs. Phil Sutcliffe meets with Reg Presley and the gang to find out how a startling run of hits turned to a world of legal nightmares
5 pages

RICKIE LEE JONES - In 1979 she had a Top 5 album, five Grammy nominations and Tom Waits for her boyfriend. But she was sailing into a squall of drugs and heartbreak, as heard on 1980's Pirates. Bob Mehr holds the tiller
6 pages

COMMUNION - Dan Stubbs profiles the grass roots record label run by Mumford & Sons' Ben Lovett that spawned the careers of Laura Marling, Johnny Flynn and more
6 pages

BOB MARLEY - In his final years, exiled from Jamaica through countless tours, Bob Marley set about crafting a final political trilogy. David Hutcheon speaks to family and friends about the passion and politics that fuelled those final years. Also, we return to the Peckham school where Bob and Johnny Nash made a guest appearance in 1972, while Johnny Marr, Max Romeo, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Sly Dunbar and others reappraise the singer's recorded output
13 pages

BON IVER - Album review
1 page

ARCTIC MONKEYS - Album review
1 page

DEERHUNTER - Gig review
2 pages

ANNA CALVI - Gig review
1 page