MOJO magazine - Debbie Harry subscriber cover (January 2023 - Issue 350)

MOJO magazine - Debbie Harry subscriber cover (January 2023 - Issue 350)
Good condition

Includes free 15-track CD

SIR PETER BLAKE - As an all-star concert to celebrate the eminent pop artist's ninetieth birthday approaches, his sleeve-design clients reflect on his genius. And will any surprise Beatles be at the gig?
2 pages

TOM PETTY - In 1997, Petty and The Heartbreakers played 20 gigs at San Francisco's Fillmore. They went crazy, playing deep roots covers and bringing on John Lee Hooker and Roger McGuinn. Now you can hear the results
¾ page

MARGO PRICE - The rising alt-country force has a new LP ready. But how did she get here? And how do Sharon Van Etten, Jonathan Wilson and tripping come into it?
¾ page

JOHNNY MARR - Manchester's greatest living guitarist talks momentum, forbidden visions and The Queen Is Dead
1 page

ERIC ANDERSEN - 1 page

RICH RUTH - 1 page

JOCKSTRAP - ½ page

DON WAS - Photocopier ink salesman turned art-funk prankster, his natty dreads and Muppet grin have been staples behind the faders for Dylan, the Stones and legends galore. So what has he learned? "You don't control the lightning," says Don Was
6 pages

THE BEST OF 2022 - Everything great about the past 12 months in music. Including: the 75 Best New Albums of 2022; the 20 Best Reissues; Wet Leg in New Orleans; Nick Cave talks up the Book Of The Year; Danny Boyle on the trials and triumph of Pistol; Crazy Horse on their inexhaustible boss; Joni Mitchell's comeback continues; Jeff Tweedy, Brett Anderson, Weyes Blood, Oumou Sangare and more select "The Best Thing I've Heard All Year"
28 pages

RICK WAKEMAN - Stacks of Moogs, double curries, and Kings Henry and Arthur, on ice! Peak prog pageantry recalled by the keyboard wizard and his squires
4 pages

BLONDIE - Fusing art and punk and classic pop in their Lower East Side crucible, Blondie became a poster on the world's bedroom wall, uniquely iconic. But as their revelatory 2022 box set revealed, they were a band for all seasons, with strengths their fame obscured and, perhaps, ultimately undermined. "We were our own worst enemy once we got success," they tell Tom Doyle
11 pages

LORETTA LYNN, who redefined the place of women in country music, has left us at the age of 90
2 pages

PETE 'SONIC BOOM' KEMBER AND SPACEMEN 3 - They were teenage Stooges fans trying to lift off in Rugby. Then friendship was tested by success and business. Sonic Boom remembers Spacemen 3
1 page