MOJO magazine - July 1996 (Issue 32)

MOJO magazine Issue 32 - July 1996
Good condition - some light wear to cover

CHARLIE WATTS - 1 page

ANIMALS THAT SWIM - 1 page

THE BLUE NILE - When life dishes it out, Paul Buchanan and his group The Blue Nile pack a bag, settle somewhere new and, every half-decade or so, make an album of uplifting beauty. Their first in seven years is just out. Jim Irvin has a rare conversation with the Glaswegian maestro of no fixed abode
3 pages

BLIND FAITH - The last time Eric Clapton played in Hyde Park was some 27 years ago. Just him and a few mates. Stevie Winwood, Ginger Baker, Rick Grech. Ladies and gentlemen, the ill-starred Blind Faith
6½ pages

PETE TOWNSHEND - When ne gets on stage at Hyde Park, Pete Townshend is hoping to avoid getting one of his adrenalin rushes. "I have to be very careful," he tells Mike Kaufman
4 pages

ALANIS MORISSETTE - There's nothing more mild-mannered than a mild-mannered Canadian. But rub one up the wrong way and the consequences can be dramatic. And profitable. Just ask Alanis Morissette, 12 million album sales and rising. "Be vulnerable unapologetically," she advises Phil Sutcliffe
4 pages

BOB DYLAN - On July 25, 1965, Bob Dylan mounted the stage of the Newport Folk Festival with a pick-up electric backing band, plugged in, and promptly blew the collective fuse of folk fans everywhere. Nor did the fury end there. Greil Marcus enters the heart of a rock'n'roll revolution - and the attempted counter-revolution
9 pages

AC/DC - 7 pages

METALLICA - 3 pages

NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE - Album review
1 page

OCEAN COLOUR SCENE - Gig review
half page