MOJO magazine - Bruce Springsteen subscriber cover (September 2022 - Issue 346)

MOJO magazine - Bruce Springsteen subscriber cover (September 2022 - Issue 346)
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DR. JOHN - Mac Rebennack passed away in 2019. Now the album he was making has been completed with the help of some eminent admirers - but what arguably unexpected genre does it explore?
¾ page

THE WAEVE - Blur's Graham Coxon and former Pipette Rose Elinor Dougall have music from their new project cooking. "I was getting it out quite a lot," says Graham of his sax
¾ page

TOM PAXTON - Still at it more than six decades on, the Greenwich Village folk hero remembers Pete Seeger, the terror of LSD and the wonder of remote writing sessions
1 page

AUGIE MEYERS - Vox Continental king and session ace Augie Meyers pushes on
1 page

THEE SACRED SOULS - Jumpstart the lowrider! Thee Sacred Souls hotwire Chicano soul for the 2020s
1 page

AMANDA SHIRES - From fiddles to falconry - Amanda Shires preys on country stereotypes
½ page

DANNY THOMPSON - With Pentangle, Nick Drake and John Martyn, he marked out virgin territory, before booze and the black dog bit. At 83, Battersea's bass explorer has some 'plonks' left in him - but in what genre? "I've got no prejudices about music at all," says Danny Thompson
6 pages

ELVIS PRESLEY - Alfred Wertheimer's classic images of Elvis in 1956 have been hailed as some of the greatest rock'n'roll photographs ever. Now a remarkable new book collects the best of them: "I wanted to be like a good psychiatrist," Wertheimer mused. "With a camera"
4 pages

JOAN JETT - In The Runaways and with The Blackhearts, Joan Jett fought for a woman's right to rock. In 2022, disquiet over one man's role in her rise casts a shadow, but should not tarnish her victories. "For women, it's a no-win," she tells Victoria Segal. "You've got to make your own rules and follow them"
4 pages

DEXYS MIDNIGHT RUNNERS - In 1982, Too-Rye-Ay marked Dexys Midnight Runners' commercial peak. Soulful, irresistible, lucrative, nonetheless it left mainman Kevin Rowland with deep misgivings, over its mix and its authorship. Resolving both has taken 40 years of pain and soul-searching. "I can move on, finally," he tells Ted Kessler
6 pages

DANGER MOUSE AND BLACK THOUGHT - 'Rapper's Rapper Meets Super Producer!' reads like a recipe for anticlimax. But Danger Mouse and Black Thought's Cheat Codes team-up, marinading for 16 years, is the hip-hop chef d'oeuvre that reinvents old-school classicism for 2022. "You're who this record is for!" they assure Dorian Lynskey
4 pages

BURNING SPEAR is the last living legend of roots reggae. Emerging from the poverty of northern Jamaica a font of spirituality and Afrocentric idealism, it took a mystical seaside epiphany and a chance meeting with Bob Marley for his path in music to be revealed. "I don't even know where the lyrics came from," he tells David Katz. "But the lyrics did come"
6 pages

PROCOL HARUM - As the Summer Of Love's Aquarian energies proliferated across the globe, Southend's finest former R&B group were there to furnish one of its most glorious and enigmatic variations. Rooted in Bach, a dope dealer's Siamese cat and house party inebriation, their soulful, poetic masterpiece took the world by storm. Yet with a writing credit dispute waiting in the wings, they found it impossible to top. "A Whiter Shade Of Pale was perfect for the psychedelic times," say band members, friends and onlookers. "But it did become a weight around their neck"
4 pages

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - His 50 Greatest Songs. Entrapment and escape, love and betrayal, murder and mayhem, cars and girls: all human life encapsulated by a force of nature and his Swiss band. Plus: Springsteen Alone - Nebraska at 40 by David Fricke
20 pages

JULEE CRUISE - Ethereal voice of mystery and dreams, Julee Cruise left us on June 9
¾ page

DEAN WAREHAM AND GALAXIE 500 - They hit the alt-rock jackpot, then old internal pressures came to an awkward head. Dean Wareham looks back on the glory of Galaxie 500
1 page