MOJO magazine - Pearl Jam cover (May 2024 - Issue 366)

MOJO magazine - Pearl Jam cover (May 2024 - Issue 366)
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The free Pearl Jam Live Rarities CD is included


Magazine features:

PEARL JAM - The last men standing of Seattle's 90s rock insurgency reflect on the triumphs and tragedies, and their extraordinary endurance. "We were searching for the purity of being ourselves," they tell David Fricke

DAVID BOWIE - His style revolution, and crucial partnership with Mick Ronson, through the eyes of Suzi Ronson. "Don't forget, David was a folkie before he met Mick

JIMI HENDRIX - An untouched archive of tapes and documents sheds new light on the uber-guitarist's life and work - and the ways and means of shady manager Mike Jeffery

ANNE BRIGGS - The secretive star of Britain's 60s folk revival gives an ultra-rare interview to Mojo's Jim Wirth. "I didn't look like other women on record covers"

WAYNE KRAMER - A eulogy for the MC5's driving force, and a celebration of the values he embodied, with input from John Sinclair, Danny Fields, John Landau and more

CYMANDE - The serendipity that spawned the unique fusions of Balham's black music pioneers, and their slow return to the spotlight. "We had a break... for 40 years!"

PHIL MANZANERA - Roxy Music's man of many parts on his Latin roots and glam apotheosis. Plus: staying pals with Eno, covering up for Cale and "understanding" Bryan Ferry

THE LEMON TWIGS - The sibling duo holding a torch for smartypants pop-rock that 'chimp record' behind them. "We 're more Flamin' Groovies now," they tell James McNair

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