MOJO magazine - Bob Marley cover (July 2007 - Issue 164)

MOJO magazine - Bob Marley cover (July 2007 - Issue 164)
Good condition

The free CD is not included

MARNIE STERN - 1 page

JEAN MICHEL JARRE - three-quarter page

THE B-52's - half-page

ANJANI - half-page

IKE TURNER - The man who set off rock'n'roll's big bang on Grammys, villainy and fitting 11 men in a '40 Ford
1 page

CHRIS CORNELL - Seattle survivor Chris Cornell invites Mojo to his Parisian restaurant
1 page

GLADYS KNIGHT - The great soul singer on jazz ladies, lyrics and picking mates
1 page

THE WHITE STRIPES - So long Detroit, close friends, DIY ways! Hello Nashville, supermodel wife, major label! Is this The White Stripes? "Should I care?" ripostes Jack White. "I'm no poster-boy Luddite for gas lamps!"
5 pages

RUFUS WAINWRIGHT - How Judy Garland, opera and a post-911 New York pulled a damaged American songwriter back from the abyss and over the rainbow
5 pages

SQUEEZE - They were the knockabout London wideboys who soundtracked the '80s with literate lyrics and beguiling pop hooks. But beneath the surface lay a songwriting marriage defined by deep jealousies and nervous breakdowns. And now Squeeze are getting back together! Bleedin' 'ell! says a shocked and stunned Pat Gilbert
6 pages

MONTEREY - Forty years since the first rock festival blew the minds of a generation, Harvey Kubernik discovers why Pete Townshend was scared, Hendrix caught fire, and Eric Burdon couldn't get out of the lift
9 pages

GENESIS P-ORRIDGE - 6 pages

BOB MARLEY - How the greatest reggae album of the century was forged from blood, fire, revolution, punk rock and football. Vivien Goldman revisits the heavy manners world of Exodus
14 pages

THE WHITE STRIPES - Album review
1 page

NICK LOWE - Album review
1 page

THE CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA - Gig review
1 page

HANK MARVIN & THE SHADOWS - "Hello Goodbye"
1 page