MOJO magazine - The Rolling Stones subscriber cover (January 2022 - Issue 338)

MOJO magazine - The Rolling Stones subscriber cover (January 2022 - Issue 338)
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JOHN LENNON - In '76, Lennon was in court fighting mobbed-up music biz terroriser Morris Levy. His brief was lawyer Jay Bergen, who remembers their days in court in a new book
2 pages

WILL OLDHAM AND BILL CALLAHAN - Staving off lockdown torpor with a series of bold duets on favourite songs old and new - they tell us about putting together Blind Date Party
1½ pages

BLACK COUNTRY, NEW ROAD reinvent themselves for "island album" two
¾ page

MATT JOHNSON - The The's returned generalissimo talks inertia, prescience, life and death
1 page

GENO WASHINGTON - He was the R&B shouter who left the US army to spread the soul around '60s Britain. Still funky of butt and poppin' of finger, he's as hungry as ever
1 page

THE FILLMORE EAST - Bill Graham's legendary NY venue hosted the wildest music scenes in its brief '68-71 life. Journalist and photographer Frank Mastropolo presents a tribute in words and pictures
2 pages

WET LEG - 1 page

JASON PIERCE - From the edge of heaven to the brink of death, music has accompanied Spiritualized's spaceman-in-chief to extraordinary places, but what's really going on inside that helmet? "The songs always seem prescient," says Jason Pierce. "I worry about that"
6 pages

LAURA NYRO - Don't cry for Laura Nyro, the singer-songwriter who launched a legion of smash-hit covers but whose own albums only inched into the charts. For over 40 years, she turned pain into art into self-knowledge and, as her friends and collaborators insist, victimhood never looked good on her. "She did what she wanted," they tell Dave DiMartino
5 pages

THE BEST OF 2021 - All the year's best new records, reissues, films and books in one handy guide. Plus: The Weather Station shine on; Rickie Lee Jones reassesses; Warren Ellis - back to live; St. Vincent - what a performance!; Questlove; The Beach Boys. And: Paul Weller, David Crosby, Yola, Chrissie Hynde and more on the best thing they've heard all year
23 pages

FRANK ZAPPA - He'd formed a new line-up of the Mothers, experimented with orchestra and rock band, and released 1970s divisive Chunga's Revenge. Now Frank Zappa had a new challenge: to create maximum confusion on the movie screen, in one week, on a budget of $679,000. For October '71's absurdist, fx-scrambled pseudo-tour-doc, he'd be joined by Ringo Starr, Keith Moon, the RPO and... Albert Steptoe? "When you go on the road," say principals and band members, "it makes you crazy"
4 pages

THE ROLLING STONES - The death of Charlie Watts rocked us all in 2021. But, torn and frayed, his improbably durable band roll on. Mojo joins them in the American South to marvel at their nerve, verve and merch. But is this latest chapter of their True Adventures their last, and if so, how will the faithful cope? "This is The Rolling Stones," they tell Grayson Haver Currin. "Everything else is just music"
9 pages

PADDY MOLONEY - Chieftains piper and prime mover Paddy Moloney died on October 12
1 page

IRMIN SCHMIDT AND CAN - They broke free of all they had learned. And the end wasn't the end. Irmin Schmidt on the mysteries of Can
1 page