MOJO magazine - Richard Ashcroft cover (July 2000 - Issue 80)

MOJO magazine - Richard Ashcroft cover (July 2000 - Issue 80)
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JOSEPH ARTHUR - 1 page

...AND YOU WILL KNOW US BY THE TRAIL OF DEAD - 1 page

ALICE COOPER - 1 page

SCOTT WALKER - The lapsed heart-throb on his "useless" records, songwriting hell, and the adverts of Orson Welles
3 pages

LARRY WILLIAMS - Back in the '50s Larry Williams rocked wilder than Little Richard. By his death he was a pimp, pusher and high-rollin' gangster. Mick Farren investigates the twisted tale of rock's ultimate bad boy
10 pages

THE ROLLING STONES - They were the bad boys of rock. But they could always make time for a friendly newshound. Mark Paytress delves into the tabloid archives to find a new take on The Rolling Stones
5 pages

DAVY GRAHAM & BERT JANSCH - In manner and destiny they were opposites. But without either, the '60s folk and blues boom would have been much less spectacular. Colin Harper unfolds the contrasting stories of the British kings of the acoustic guitar
11 pages

RICHARD ASHCROFT - Last summer, Richard Ashcroft ditched his mates, his manager and 10 years of The Verve. "I feel incredible," he tells Andrew Male
11 pages

JURASSIC 5 - Album review
1 page

CARLY SIMON - Album review
½ page

BISHOPSTOCK MUSIC FESTIVAL 2000 - Review
2 pages

CAMBRIDGE FOLK FESTIVAL - Review
2 pages

FLAMING LIPS - Gig review
½ page

JORMA KAUKONEN & JEFFERSON AIRPLANE - "Hello Goodbye"
1 page