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MOJO 296 â July 2018: Pink Floyd 50
Note - This does not include the CD.
Features The 50 Greatest Pink Floyd Songs, Patti Smith, Paul Simon, The Cure, Kamasi Washington and Canâs Damo Suzuki. PLUS 2 special covers to enjoy!
THIS MONTH MOJO EMBARKS on a voyage of rediscovery among THE 50 GREATEST PINK FLOYD SONGS â a celebration of their works from Walk With Me Sydney to The Endless River and all points between. Meanwhile, we have an exclusive interview with Nick Masonâs Saucerful Of Secrets, the Floyd drummerâs unexpected live reincarnation of the Syd Barrett-era band. Enhance your psychedelic mood with MOJOâs covermount CD: Bright Ambassadors Of Morning â a collection of mind-altering music from the past and present, featuring The Flaming Lips, James Holden, Phil Manzanera, Todd Rundgren, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and more. Plus! Enjoy a heart-on-sleeve interview with Patti Smith on the eve of her UK tour, a rare full-career rundown with Can man Damo Suzuki, an audience with jazz proselytiser Kamasi Washington, and new perspectives on Paul Simonâs life-changing spells in the UK, 1963-65. And! The Cureâs real meltdown; Neil Youngâs Santa Monica Flyers reform; behind those new Abba songs; Norma Waterson, Christopher Eccleston, James Williamson, Cecil Taylor, Natalie Prass, Gene Clark and Fela Kuti.
COVER STORY: PINK FLOYDâs 50 GREATEST SONGS From the cauldron of Syd Psych to the emotional journeys of Dark Sideand beyond, the Ultimate Head Bandâs omni-brilliance explored. Plus: insiders speak! And: how Nick Mason is taking Early Floyd on the road!
COVERMOUNT CD: BRIGHT AMBASSADORS OF MORNINGÂ Take a trip into third eye-dilating music old and new â featuring The Flaming Lips, James Holden, Phil Manzanera, Todd Rundgren, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and more.
PATTI SMITH As she gears up for UK shows, rockâs poet-in-chief relives her life on stage. Includes: writing for Janis; the clarinet controv; that Nobel prizegiving and more!
DAMO SUZUKIÂ Canâs vocal vortex on life-as-improv, rum contracts and JĂŒrgen Klopp. âWhen by accident something happens,â he insists, âitâs more interesting than if you plan it.â
PAUL SIMONÂ How his visits to Britain between 1963 and 1965 are more significant than previously thought. Revelations courtesy Robert Hilburnâs remarkable new biography.
KAMASI WASHINGTONÂ South Central L.A.âs Street Fighter-turned-saxophone colossus is bringing jazz into the 21st Century, on a cosmic scale. Snoop and Kendrick are along for the ride.
REVIEWEDÂ Natalie Prass / Father John Misty / Gene Clark / Sleep / Janelle Monae / Jonny Marr / Gruff Rhys / Bruce Springsteen / Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever / Wilko Johnson / Ray LaMontagne / Shannon Shaw / Letâs Eat Grandma / The Beat / Jon Hassell / Zuider Zee
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MOJO magazine July 2018 cover Pink Floyd Patti Smith Paul Simon Syd Barrett (No CD)
MOJO magazine July 2018 cover Pink Floyd Patti Smith Paul Simon Syd Barrett (No CD)
MOJO 296 â July 2018: Pink Floyd 50
Note - This does not include the CD.
Features The 50 Greatest Pink Floyd Songs, Patti Smith, Paul Simon, The Cure, Kamasi Washington and Canâs Damo Suzuki. PLUS 2 special covers to enjoy!
THIS MONTH MOJO EMBARKS on a voyage of rediscovery among THE 50 GREATEST PINK FLOYD SONGS â a celebration of their works from Walk With Me Sydney to The Endless River and all points between. Meanwhile, we have an exclusive interview with Nick Masonâs Saucerful Of Secrets, the Floyd drummerâs unexpected live reincarnation of the Syd Barrett-era band. Enhance your psychedelic mood with MOJOâs covermount CD: Bright Ambassadors Of Morning â a collection of mind-altering music from the past and present, featuring The Flaming Lips, James Holden, Phil Manzanera, Todd Rundgren, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and more. Plus! Enjoy a heart-on-sleeve interview with Patti Smith on the eve of her UK tour, a rare full-career rundown with Can man Damo Suzuki, an audience with jazz proselytiser Kamasi Washington, and new perspectives on Paul Simonâs life-changing spells in the UK, 1963-65. And! The Cureâs real meltdown; Neil Youngâs Santa Monica Flyers reform; behind those new Abba songs; Norma Waterson, Christopher Eccleston, James Williamson, Cecil Taylor, Natalie Prass, Gene Clark and Fela Kuti.
COVER STORY: PINK FLOYDâs 50 GREATEST SONGS From the cauldron of Syd Psych to the emotional journeys of Dark Sideand beyond, the Ultimate Head Bandâs omni-brilliance explored. Plus: insiders speak! And: how Nick Mason is taking Early Floyd on the road!
COVERMOUNT CD: BRIGHT AMBASSADORS OF MORNINGÂ Take a trip into third eye-dilating music old and new â featuring The Flaming Lips, James Holden, Phil Manzanera, Todd Rundgren, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and more.
PATTI SMITH As she gears up for UK shows, rockâs poet-in-chief relives her life on stage. Includes: writing for Janis; the clarinet controv; that Nobel prizegiving and more!
DAMO SUZUKIÂ Canâs vocal vortex on life-as-improv, rum contracts and JĂŒrgen Klopp. âWhen by accident something happens,â he insists, âitâs more interesting than if you plan it.â
PAUL SIMONÂ How his visits to Britain between 1963 and 1965 are more significant than previously thought. Revelations courtesy Robert Hilburnâs remarkable new biography.
KAMASI WASHINGTONÂ South Central L.A.âs Street Fighter-turned-saxophone colossus is bringing jazz into the 21st Century, on a cosmic scale. Snoop and Kendrick are along for the ride.
REVIEWEDÂ Natalie Prass / Father John Misty / Gene Clark / Sleep / Janelle Monae / Jonny Marr / Gruff Rhys / Bruce Springsteen / Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever / Wilko Johnson / Ray LaMontagne / Shannon Shaw / Letâs Eat Grandma / The Beat / Jon Hassell / Zuider Zee
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MOJO 296 â July 2018: Pink Floyd 50
Note - This does not include the CD.
Features The 50 Greatest Pink Floyd Songs, Patti Smith, Paul Simon, The Cure, Kamasi Washington and Canâs Damo Suzuki. PLUS 2 special covers to enjoy!
THIS MONTH MOJO EMBARKS on a voyage of rediscovery among THE 50 GREATEST PINK FLOYD SONGS â a celebration of their works from Walk With Me Sydney to The Endless River and all points between. Meanwhile, we have an exclusive interview with Nick Masonâs Saucerful Of Secrets, the Floyd drummerâs unexpected live reincarnation of the Syd Barrett-era band. Enhance your psychedelic mood with MOJOâs covermount CD: Bright Ambassadors Of Morning â a collection of mind-altering music from the past and present, featuring The Flaming Lips, James Holden, Phil Manzanera, Todd Rundgren, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and more. Plus! Enjoy a heart-on-sleeve interview with Patti Smith on the eve of her UK tour, a rare full-career rundown with Can man Damo Suzuki, an audience with jazz proselytiser Kamasi Washington, and new perspectives on Paul Simonâs life-changing spells in the UK, 1963-65. And! The Cureâs real meltdown; Neil Youngâs Santa Monica Flyers reform; behind those new Abba songs; Norma Waterson, Christopher Eccleston, James Williamson, Cecil Taylor, Natalie Prass, Gene Clark and Fela Kuti.
COVER STORY: PINK FLOYDâs 50 GREATEST SONGS From the cauldron of Syd Psych to the emotional journeys of Dark Sideand beyond, the Ultimate Head Bandâs omni-brilliance explored. Plus: insiders speak! And: how Nick Mason is taking Early Floyd on the road!
COVERMOUNT CD: BRIGHT AMBASSADORS OF MORNINGÂ Take a trip into third eye-dilating music old and new â featuring The Flaming Lips, James Holden, Phil Manzanera, Todd Rundgren, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and more.
PATTI SMITH As she gears up for UK shows, rockâs poet-in-chief relives her life on stage. Includes: writing for Janis; the clarinet controv; that Nobel prizegiving and more!
DAMO SUZUKIÂ Canâs vocal vortex on life-as-improv, rum contracts and JĂŒrgen Klopp. âWhen by accident something happens,â he insists, âitâs more interesting than if you plan it.â
PAUL SIMONÂ How his visits to Britain between 1963 and 1965 are more significant than previously thought. Revelations courtesy Robert Hilburnâs remarkable new biography.
KAMASI WASHINGTONÂ South Central L.A.âs Street Fighter-turned-saxophone colossus is bringing jazz into the 21st Century, on a cosmic scale. Snoop and Kendrick are along for the ride.
REVIEWEDÂ Natalie Prass / Father John Misty / Gene Clark / Sleep / Janelle Monae / Jonny Marr / Gruff Rhys / Bruce Springsteen / Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever / Wilko Johnson / Ray LaMontagne / Shannon Shaw / Letâs Eat Grandma / The Beat / Jon Hassell / Zuider Zee
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