MOJO '60s magazine - Leonard Cohen cover (Issue 8 - 2016)

MOJO '60s magazine - Leonard Cohen cover (Issue 8)
Published 2016
130 pages
Excellent unread condition

Includes double-sided Joni Mitchell / Bob Dylan pull-out poster

SYLVIE VARTAN - Q&A feature
2 pages

THE ISLEY BROTHERS - How soul's greatest siblings shaped the future of funk
17 pages

ANNIE BRIGGS - The folk enigma with a tiny output and huge influence
12 pages

THE BEE GEES - Their showbiz smiles hid a troubled story of delinquency, deportation to Australia and sibling rivalries to put The Kinks in the shade
8 pages

LEONARD COHEN - In 1966, a struggling Canadian poet and novelist arrived in New York and checked into a shabby hotel near Penn Station. At 32, Leonard Cohen was several years older than the hip crowd of folk singers and Warhol acolytes he met in the city's underground clubs and bars, but his association with Judy Collins, Bob Dylan, Nico and Lou Reed accelerated his ambitions to turn his haunting poetry into songs. In this 24-page tribute to Cohen, who died on November 7, Sylvie Simmons unfolds the troubled genesis of his extraordinary 1967 debut, 'Songs Of Leonard Cohen'
24 pages

DAVID AXELROD - Andrew Male goes on the trail of the visionary sound-smith David Axelrod, a man who transcended his cool jazz origins to make some of the most sampled records ever
8 pages

GENE CLARK - Sid Griffin tells the tale of a hugely talented cult hero who never escaped his demons
10 pages

Poster pages:
P.P. Arnold
The Who
Small Faces
Marc Bolan
The Creation
Julie Driscoll
Georgie Fame
Desmond Dekker
Rod Stewart
Martha Reeves & The Vandellas