MOJO magazine - Kate Bush subscriber cover (October 2022 - Issue 347)

MOJO magazine - Kate Bush subscriber cover (October 2022 - Issue 347)
Good condition

Includes free 15-track CD

Magazine features:

JONI MITCHELL - Unbelievably, she played her first full gig in 20 years last month at the Newport Folk festival. Musicians who were there say how it all went down
2 pages

NATALIE MERCHANT - Once one of 10,000 Maniacs, the veteran solo talent prepares to step out of the shadows with a new "four-records-in-one" album
¾ page

JULIAN LENNON - The son of John talks new music, covering his dad's most famous song, the unique predicaments of his position, and who he's really been doing this for all these years
1 page

TOMMY McLAIN - Swamp pop great Tommy McLain gets back on track with Costello and more!
1 page

LEE 'SCRATCH' PERRY - There's a new exhibition and book of portraits of the Mighty Upsetter by on-the-inside photographer Dennis Morris. Read on for an exclusive preview and personal recollections of reggae's genius, one year on from his passing
2 pages

JANA HORN - Deep in the heart of Texas, the hypnotic interior ballads of Jana Horn
1 page

WU-LU - Enter the Wu-Lu! Bringing the dub-grunge ruckus from Brixton's gentrification frontline
½ page

T BONE BURNETT - From The Legendary Stardust Cowboy to a Dylan disc worth a million, he is a facilitator of the extraordinary. But did he never want stardom for himself. "It was never a goal of mine or even an interest," shrugs T Bone Burnett
6 pages

NEU!'s otherworldly sound, one of the most influential in rock, was the brainchild of two men: ambient guitar guru Michael Rother and screaming madman drummer Klaus Dinger. As another generation of bands tip their hats on a new tribute LP, Mojo asks how this telepathic unit ended up the best of enemies. "Klaus gave me so many pains," Rother tells Andrew Male. "But I owe him so much"
6 pages

MARCUS KING - Scion of a blues guitar dynasty, his visceral licks and soulful howl tempered by tragedy, Marcus King was always the hot young torchbearer of Southern rock. Now, with Dan Auerbach in his corner, he's adding something unique to the mix: himself. "Dan's helped me strip it back to me," he tells Andy Fyfe
4 pages

JACKIE LEVEN was a fibber, a fantasist, a junkie, an under-achiever, a Celtic folk-psych-punk-pop one-off and one of the great British songwriters. As his solo masterpiece gets another day in the sun, his friends and allies remember an extraordinary force of nature. "He was a big fat liar," they tell John Aizlewood, "but all his lies were true"
6 pages

THE LIBERTINES - In 2002, who would ride the new garage rock wave and be the British Strokes? Step forward Pete Doherty and Carl Barat, who in making their fantasies of mythical Albion come true, seized imaginations and gave fans a rare sense of belonging. The Clash's Mick Jones was besotted enough to produce them, and for a time it was heaven, though catastrophe was waiting in the wings. "We may have been in the middle of a manic episode," reflect the band and intimates, "but we were definitely on an upswing"
4 pages

BILL NELSON - Reluctant rock star, accidental axe hero, Bill Nelson helped define musical futurism in Be-Bop Deluxe and beyond. But blazing his own visionary trail has come with side orders of mainstream exclusion and fan bemusement. "That wasn't really my concern," he tells James McNair. "I had to do what I had to do"
6 pages

THE BYRDS - A new book celebrates The Byrds' first classic line-up with an OD of sumptuous portraiture and candid shenanigans. Mojo enjoys an exclusive preview, and an audience with Hillman and McGuinn, "We were aware of having an image and a look," they tell Bob Mehr
6 pages

KATE BUSH - When Netflix's Stranger Things went big on Running Up That Hill, no one predicted the avalanche of interest in Kate Bush's mid-'80s apotheosis. Now it's Mojo's turn to take its shoes off and throw them in the lake, as we dive deep into Hounds Of Love: its creators, its songs, its lore, and more
11 pages

JEFF TWEEDY - Wilco's Jeff Tweedy speaks to David Fricke
1 page

PAUL RYDER - Happy Mondays bassist Paul Ryder left us on July 15
¾ page

GLORIA SCOTT AND THE IKE & TINA TURNER REVIEW - Gloria Scott remembers her sudden beginning and ending with Ike and Tina Turner's Ikettes troupe
1 page