MOJO magazine - Paul Weller subscriber cover (June 2021 - Issue 331)

MOJO magazine - Paul Weller subscriber cover (June 2021 - Issue 331)
Good condition

Includes free 15-track CD

Magazine features:

JEFF BUCKLEY - Everybody Here Wants You, the official biopic of the late mega talent, is finally in motion, with Reeve Carney playing the lead. Director Orian Williams brings exclusive news, insight and images
2 pages

BOBBY GILLESPIE AND JEHNNY BETH partner up for deep soul heartache on Utopian Ashes
¾ page

MANIC STREET PREACHERS - Cast adrift by Covid, the Manics were in stop-start mode when secret ways into their next album presented themselves. James Dean Bradfield and Nicky Wire explain the allure of the high 1980s
¾ page

JAYNE COUNTY - The original transgender rock'n'roller is back with an update of her memoir - Bowie, Warhol and Jools Holland all have walk-on parts
1 page

PEGGY SEEGER - A mainstay of transatlantic folk since the '50s is in Confidential mood, and talks brother Pete, late huband Ewan MacColl and Shirley Collins
1 page

PAUL McCARTNEY - He's handed over McCartney III to remixers like Beck, St. Vincent and Damon Albarn. Khruangbin and Idris Elba tell all about their contributions
½ page

DECLAN O'ROURKE - Hail Declan O'Rourke, master storyteller and overnight sensation - at last!
1 page

THE MYSTERINES - ½ page

ST. VINCENT - Sidewoman, shredder, superstar - St. Vincent is the 21st century transformer whose new album throws funky '70s shapes while singing of her jailbird dad. But what else lies behind her many masks? "I could be anybody today," admits Annie Clark
6 pages

MDOU MOCTAR is the next-gen Desert Blues wiz with the Prince-like energy and film star charisma. But the Nigerien's axe pyro-technics might never have ignited without some bicycle brake cables and a sardine tin. "What's this word, 'psychedelic'?" he asks David Hutcheon
4 pages

CSNY - Out of death and loss and coke and smack, four men on the songwriting jags of their lives came together to put their names to a band: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. And now, with a new edition brimming with revealing outtakes, it's Deja Vu all over again. "It's a miracle that we made such a great record, frankly," they tell Sylvie Simmons
6 pages

THE CORAL - A decade ago, The Coral hit a reef, in a perfect storm of financial and mental health crises. Miraculously, they stayed afloat and in 2021 the Weller-approved Wirral-ites celebrate their Silver Jubilee with Coral Island, their mystical masterpiece. It's a strange saga, but, as they tell Andrew Male, "we are a little bit odd"
6 pages

FUNKADELIC - Maggot Brain was Funkadelic guru George Clinton's acid-drenched vision of a black psych apocalypse, but it fell to his hyper-talented junkie guitarist Eddie Hazel to give it soul. After its July 1971 manifestation, rock, funk, and Funkadelic themselves, were never the same. As Clinton told Mojo's Kris Needs, "I guess we really did get loony and didn't know it"
6 pages

JAM SLEEVES - Bill Smith designed covers for five Jam albums and 17 singles (plus a couple for Sigue Sigue Sputnik). As he reveals, some ingenuity was required
2 pages

MY BLOODY VALENTINE - Thirty years since its rippling vistas redefined rock sonics, My Bloody Valentine's obsessive-in-chief Kevin Shields has remastered Loveless - again. Yet in his oddball world, this is progress. And there's new music too - if he can let go of it. "I know less about what I'm finishing now than I did two years ago," he warns Keith Cameron
6 pages

PAUL WELLER - Dealt Covid lemons, Mojo's Guest Editor has been busy making lemonade: an album of 12 singles, full of spunk and soul. But productivity has its shadow side, when you hear time's clock click ever louder and you can't tour till 2022. "I'll be 64 that year," Paul Weller reminds Ted Kessler. "That's a funny old age to go back on the road"
6 pages

PAUL McCARTNEY - Fifty years ago, Paul McCartney said ta-ra to The Beatles and hello to Ram, the eccentric, tune-packed solo album that may still be his best. Cue: entomological controversy, grief with John, but a path, eventually, to solo satisfaction. "It was a wacky thing, y'know," he told Tom Doyle
7 pages

BUNNY WAILER - Revered reggae legend Bunny Wailer left us on March 2
2 pages

MICK TALBOT AND THE STYLE COUNCIL - It began when Weller pulled the plug on The Jam. And the end wasn't what it seemed. Mick Talbot remembers The Style Council
1 page