MOJO magazine - Queen subscriber cover (November 2020 - Issue 324)

MOJO magazine - Queen subscriber cover (November 2020 - Issue 324)
Good condition

Includes free 15-track CD

Magazine features:

SINEAD O'CONNOR - She's been out of action and dealing with her stuff. But now her primal, honest voice will be heard again. From a secret location, Sinead discusses battling back, her memoir, why she loves Mahalia Jackson and other things stronger than death
2 pages

SEMOLINA PILCHARD! - What? I Am The Walrus namechecked a lawman who was in the Drug Squad? Aged 85, Detective Sergeant Norman 'Nobby' Pilcher spills the beans in his new memoir Bent Copper. Involves John and George, Clapton and Brian Jones...
¾ page

TODD RUNDGREN - He's in Hawaii, unable to do gigs. So he's made a record with famous friends. Read our full studio report on how it's going, and where Sparks fit in
¾ page

JOHN HASSELL - The 'Fourth World' trumpet adventurer talks Miles Davis, Stockhausen and deep soul
1 page

BOB GRUEN - He's the been-there/done-that rock photographer who brought us iconic shots of Lennon, The Clash, Led Zeppelin and more. From his new book Right Place, Right Time, here's another gem from the vaults
2 pages

KEVIN ROWLAND - Dexys' guiding mind presents his Self Portrait, and talks self-obsession, Elvis and what it all means
1 page

DENISE SHERWOOD - 1 page

PSYCHIC TEMPLE - ½ page

RAY DAVIES - Turned on by the vibraphone, the troubled child became The Kinks' troubled star, master songwriter, and spinner of fables. He's spent lockdown augmenting one of his best. "I had a blast of creative energy," reveals Ray Davies
6 pages

SUN RA - He came from Saturn, could control the weather, and inspired artists as diverse as John Coltrane and the MC5. But Sun Ra was something else, too: a prophet of the unbounded potential of African-Americans. No wonder his disciples are so desperate to keep his musical legacy alive. "It's needed now," they tell Andrew Male. It's a healing force"
6 pages

THIS IS THE KIT - From juggling banjo crusty to cosmopolitan singer-songwriter supreme, This Is The Kit's Kate Stables beat crippling shyness to ascend to her Rough Trade label's pantheon of offbeat distaff pop. "I'm quite contrary by nature," she tells Martin Aston. "When people think something's a bad idea, I usually cling to it"
4 pages

ELVIS COSTELLO (OBE!) has made the best of pandemic. More time for Diana, the kids, Facebook jams with Steve Nieve and work - an enhanced Armed Forces reissue and a serendipitous new album with myriad moods and Shipbuilding brass. Verily, a man for all seasons? "There isn't one true church from which I stray," he reminds Sylvie Simmons
6 pages

ORBITAL - Kent electro-punks swept up in acid house via pirate radio, brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll would strike techno gold with their classic debut single Chime in March 1990. A comic Top Of The Pops appearance, touring with The Shamen and the first stirrings of the golden age of British dance music followed. "It really felt like the beginning of something," they say, "and it really did go mad"
4 pages

ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN - Scouse chancers with one 15-minute non-song, to weavers of rock'n'roll mystery par excellence, Echo And The Bunnymen flowered on Crocodiles, the beginning of their wild trip into legend. But as its survivors recall, 40 years on, genius rode shotgun with outrageous fortune. "The world was lucky the Bunnymen were on that stage that night," they tell Keith Cameron
6 pages

JOHN LENNON - Unseen shots reveal new sides of the home-loving Beatle, while brand new mixes show his solo peaks in their best light. Involved in both revelations: Sean Lennon. "The only relationship I have left with my dad is through his music," he tells Tom Doyle
4 pages

QUEEN - Brian May and Roger Taylor help Mojo immerse in Bohemian Rhapsody, history's most outrageous rock song, 45 years young. The back story! The legacy! Plus their new live album and a photo portfolio by Neal Preston
13 pages

JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE - Hardcore troubadour Justin Townes Earle left us on August 20
1 page

KEVIN GODLEY AND 10CC - Kevin Godley on the crazy chemistry of four intense 10cc years
1 page