Mojo magazine - David Bowie cover (November 2017)

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Includes free CD

TRICKY - The Knowle West man on weed, regrettable tats and busting off shots
1 page

CHRIS HILLMAN - Straight-talking from the fame-shy backbone of The Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers, on childhood tragedy, wayward bandmates and more
6 pages

DHANI HARRISON - Growing up the son of George was never normal, but with his first solo LP under his own name Dhani Harrison is finally forging his own electronic musical identity. "No offence," he tells David Hutcheon, "but I think Beatles fans might not get it"
4 pages

TAJ MAHAL - How Henry Saint Clair Fredericks Jr chased the blues all over the world, and why he'll carry on: "What I've learned is that you never stop learning"
6 pages

EVIE SANDS had it all: the songs, the voice, the looks. And yet music-biz machinations and institutional chauvinism ensured that stardom eluded her. But don't you dare go calling her 'the unluckiest person in pop'. "We should probably set the record straight, right?" she instructs Andrew Male
4 pages

OTIS REDDING - 8 pages

DAVID BOWIE - Forty years since Bowie changed music with Low and "Heroes", new interviews and plus rare and unseen shots reveal new ways Berlin shaped him. Plus: how Lodger dropped the curtain on 'The Trilogy' and its extraordinary remix/rebirth in 2017
15 pages