MOJO CLASSIC magazine - Debbie Harry cover (New Wave Special - 30th Anniversary)

MOJO CLASSIC magazine - Debbie Harry cover (New Wave Special 30th Anniversary)
Published 2008
140+ pages
Good unread condition - unfortunately there is creasing and tearing at edge of rear cover (see photo)

Foreword by Deborah Harry

ELVIS COSTELLO - Nobody did songs about revenge and guilt as well as Elvis Costello. As Peter Doggett reveals, punk gave the struggling songwriter the platform he needed and the balls to name himself after a rock icon. But not everything went to plan...
7 pages

STIFF RECORDS - Gave a home to ne'er-do-wells Ian Dury, Nick Lowe and a host of New Wave names. Will Birch salutes British rock's first great independent record label
3 pages

CHRIS DIFFORD - 1 page

PAUL WELLER - 5 pages

TALKING HEADS - 5 pages

THE ONLY ONES - 6 pages

JOE JACKSON - 1 page

DEVO - 5 pages

IAN DURY - Disabled after polio and already 35 when success came calling, Ian Dury not only wrote New Wave's funkiest anthem but also invented Johnny Rotten
6 pages

GENERATION X - Bob 'Derwood' Andrews was the teen guitarist of pretty-boy rockers Generation X. 30 years on, he recalls the weird reality of being a New Wave star
4 pages

TONY JAMES - The ex-Generation X bassist on the thrill of Springsteen, Top Of The Pops and more
1 page

BLONDIE - Kris Needs recalls six years in the eye of the Blondie hurricane...
15 pages

XTC- Much of XTC's skewed skewed, idiosyncratic music came from the fevered imagination of Andy Partridge, a man felled long before he became a pop star. Johnny Black hears the story of a life lived backwards
6 pages

CINDY WILSON - 1 page

THE CARS - 6 pages

THE BOOMTOWN RATS - 4 pages

THE STRANGLERS - 6 pages

THE POLICE - 6 pages

THE SKIDS - Fired up by punk rock and John-Paul Sartre, The Skids made music that sounded like revolutionaries on the march. Pat Gilbert investigates the New Wave's greatest anthem band
5 pages

CHRISSIE HYNDE - 1 page

Plus lots more