STING Mojo (February 1995 UK issue number 15 of the 122-page music magazine including a 6-page fully-illustrated article by Paul Du Noyer, a full-page advertisement for the single 'This Cowboy Song' and great cover shot) more...
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SMASHING PUMPKINS Mojo (December 1996 UK issue number 37 of the 154-page music magazine including an 8-page fully-illustrated article titled 'American Gothic' by Ben Edmonds, which includes a discography of The Pumpkins on CD. Great Billy Corgan, James Iha and D'Arcy Wretzky-Brown cover shot. Also includes articles on the Manic Street Preachers, The Anarchy Tour and Johnny Cash) more...
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IGGY POP Mojo (May 2000 UK issue number 78 of the 138-page music magazine featuring a 40-page 'Exposed!' Rock N' Roll Sleaze feature including a 3-page article in which Iggy bares all [literally] for Gerard Malanga. Also includes The Rolling Stones, The Runaways, The Only Ones and much more. Great Iggy 'scratch off pants' picture cover!) more...
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SLY & THE FAMILY STONE Mojo (August 2001 UK issue number 93 of the 154-page music magazine featuring 12-page article in which Joel Selvin unravels the horrifying tale in which they swapped their sunshine soul for a word of drugs, paranoia and attempted murder. Also includes '100 Great Soul Albums' and Sly Stone die-cut picture cover) more...
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TOM WAITS Mojo (April 1999 UK issue number 65 of the 146-page music magazine including a 14-page fully-illustrated interview by Barney Hoskyns, with discography and great Tom Waits picture cover) more...
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QUEEN Mojo (April 2004 UK issue number 125 of the 154-page music magazine including a 10-page article 'The Majesty Of Rock' in which Roy Wilkinson speaks exclusively to Brian May and Roger Taylor, on the 30th anniversary of 'Queen II'. Also includes '100 Greatest Epic Rock Tracks Ever!' which features 'Bohemian Rhapsody' at No. 1. With great Freddie Mercury 'Bohemian Rhapsody' video picture cover) more...
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MARVIN GAYE Mojo (March 1999 UK issue number 64 of the 138-page music magazine which features a massive 19-page article in which Ben Edmonds speaks to Gaye's family, collaborators and bosses to unravel the untold story behind the greatest soul album ever 'What's Going On'. Includes great photographs throughout and Marvin close-up cover shot) more...
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ELVIS PRESLEY Mojo (April 2002 UK issue number 101 of the 162-page music magazine featuring a 21-page 'Elvis Special' which includes Colin Escott on the singer's impact of RCA, Stanley Booth on Elvis' hoodlum roots and Bill DeMain on The King's extraordinary years as a Vegas showbiz behemoth. Great photographs throughout and Elvis close-up on the cover) more...
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MANIC STREET PREACHERS Mojo (February 2002 UK issue number 99 of the 138-page music magazine featuring a 13-page article in which Stuart Bailie looks at the extraordinary life and mysterious disappearance of Richey Edwards on February 1, 1995.Includes great Richey and Manics photographs, plus '4 real' Richey cover shot) more...
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PAUL WELLER Mojo (June 1995 UK issue number 19 of the 146-page music magazine featuring a 12-page interview with Paul Du Noyer, includes photographs of The Jam through to Paul with Noel Gallagher on Channel 4's The White Room, plus superb Paul cover shot) more...
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PINK FLOYD Mojo (March 1998 UK issue number 52 of the 146-page colour music magazine featuring an exclusive 21-page Pink Floyd spectacular '25 Years On, The True Story Of Dark Side Of The Moon' which includes an article titled 'First Men On The Moon' by Phil Sutcliffe and Peter Henderson, plus Roger Waters telling Peter Henderson the track-by-track story of Dark Side Of The Moon. With great photographs throughout, plus Floyd image and 'prism' artwork cover) more...
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ERIC CLAPTON Mojo (April 1998 UK issue number 53 of the 154-page music magazine including a 17-page feature 'Clapton Confesses' which includes an lengthy interview by Paul Trynka in which Eric talks about his troubled life and the conflicts thatinspired his greatest music. Includes an article by Harry Shapiro which tells the story behind Blues Breakers. Great photographs throughout and Eric cover shot) more...
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NIRVANA Mojo (May 1998 UK issue number 54 of the 162-page colour music magazine featuring a 16-page Nirvana Special with an exclusive feature 'Who Killed Kurt Cobain - The Truth Behind The Explosive Rumours That Refuse To Die'. Also includes thestory of Nirvana in the UK by Andrew Perry, plus The Nevermind Recording Sessions by Peter Henderson. Great photographs throughout and Kurt front cover shot) more...
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BOB DYLAN Mojo (1998 November UK issue number 60 of the 162-page colour music magazine, featuring a 25-page feature 'Dylan! 30 Days That Electrified The World' which chronicles the key songs of Dylan's electric era. Includes a previously unseen interview from the eve of his epochal 1966 UK tour, plus sensational photographs published for the first time. Great Dylan picture cover shot) more...
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NICK DRAKE Mojo (February 1997 UK issue number 30 of the colour music magazine which includes a 10-page article in which Patrick Humphries discovers the truth behind the legend of the lost boy. Great photographs throughout and picture cover) more...
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LOU REED Mojo (March 1996 UK issue number 28 of the 138-page colour music magazine featuring 11-page fully-illustrated interview with Lou by Barney Hoskyns. Also includes an album review and full-page advertisement for 'Set The Twilight Reeling',plus great 'Confessions Of The Dance Prince' picture cover) more...
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U2 Mojo (March 1997 UK issue number 40 of the 146-page colour music magazine featuring an exclusive U2 interview in which Bono, Adam, The Edge and Larry talk to Florian Brugger about the 'Pop' album, also includes an album review. The magazine also contains the results of the '100 Best Tracks Of The '90's' poll with Beck front cover) more...
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STEELY DAN Mojo (October 1995 UK issue number 23 of the 146-page colour music magazine featuring a 10-page fully-illustrated interview with Donald Fagen and Walter Becker by Andy Gill, plus great front cover shot of Fagen and Becker) more...
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REM Mojo (November 1994 UK issue number 12 of the 146-page colour music magazine featuring a massive 21-page article titled 'A Journey To The Centre Of REM - The Insiders Speak Out' in which various producers, managers and musicans talk about REM, with comments from Miles Copeland, Mitch Easter, Don Dixon, Peter Holsapple, Robyn Hitchcock and Billy Bragg. Also contains a 2-part interview with Michael Stipe/Mick Mills and Peter Buck/Bill Berry, band members pictures against a black bac more...
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BLONDIE Mojo (February 1999 UK issue number 63 of the 138-page colour music magazine massive 20-page feature in which Barney Hoskyns reports on the return of Blondie, plus former bassist Gary Valentine recalls their sleazy spendour before fame came knocking. Great photographs throughout and Debbie cover shot) more...
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THE WHO Mojo (September 2000 UK issue number 82-page colour music magazine featuring a '1965 Special: 12 Months That Shook The World!'. Includes a 8-page article by Pat Gilbert in which looks at how The Who rose from a covers band to London's biggest sensation. Also includes an 11-page The Kinks article. Nice early Who cover shot) more...
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VELVET UNDERGROUND Mojo (February 2000 UK issue number 75 of the 130-page 'Cult Heroes' special of the music magazine which includes an 8-page fully-illustrated article on the Velvets with quotes and stories from the band members. Also contains rare pictures of Syd Barrett and a 'great psychedelic shirt' picture of The Velvet Underground on the cover) more...
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GOMEZ Mojo (December 1998 UK issue number 154-page colour music magazine which includes a 6-page fully-illustrated article in which Paul Trynka talks to them about their 'New Roots Explosion' project. Includes great Gomez cover shot, plus features on Frank Zappa, Beck, Mike Oldfield and Ian Dury) more...
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ROLLING STONES Mojo (October 2004 UK issue number 131 of the 162-page colour music magazine including a massive 16-page feature which looks 'Inside Their Rock 'N' Roll Circus' as the DVD is released, plus Charles Shaar Murray revisits the revolution in sound on their 'Beggars Banquet' album with Keith Richards. With great photographs throughout and Mick, Keith and Brian front cover shot) more...
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PINK FLOYD Mojo (November 2001 UK issue numer 96 of the 162-page colour music magazine including a massive 17-page feature which includes previously unseen photographs from the band's own archive, plus Johnny Black tracks their post-Syd rebirth,Mick Rock tells of life with Syd and Mark Paytress talks exclusively to David Gilmour. Fantastic band cover shot on a silver holographic-style background) more...
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J B LENOIR Mojo Boogie (1980 UK 14-track compilation LP featuring tracks recorded for Job between 1951 & 1954 in Chicago, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl is pristine FLY564) more...
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PAUL WELLER/VARIOUS Mojo Presents The Changing Man (2008 UK 15-track compilation CD only available with the June issue of the Mojo magazine, featuring three lost Paul Weller classics including Are You Trying To Be Lonely? by Paul & Andy Lewis andLeft Right & Centre by Lord Large featuring Dean Parrish [one of the first tracks Paul wrote]; along with gems from the likes of The Small Faces, William Bell, Gil Scott-Heron, The Staple Singers, Bob Marley and many, superb Paul picture sleev more...
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BLONDIE/VARIOUE Mojo Presents I Love New York Punk (2005 UK 15-track compilation CD only available with the November issue of the Mojo magazine, includes the Blonde song 'Rip Her To Shreds' plus also includes tracks by The New York Dolls, JohnnyThunders & The Heartbreakers, Television and many, superb Debbie Harry picture sleeve and still sealed) more...
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VARIOUS Mojo Presents Beyond Punk! (2005 UK 15-track compilation CD only available with the April issue of the Mojo magazine, featuring the Siouxsie & The Banshees song 'Mirage' plus tracks by A Certain Ratio, Wire,The Fall, Scritti Politti andmore, superb picture sleeve) more...
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TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS Mojo (2010 Japanese 15-track CD album, the 12th longplayer from Petty and The Heartbreakers, their first new album in 8 years; describing the album to Rolling Stone's David Fricke, Tom said: 'It's blues-based. Some of the tunes are longer, more jammy kind of music. A couple of tracks really sound like the Allman Brothers — not the songs but the atmosphere of the band'. Pasted gatefold card picture sleeve with Japanese lyric booklet, English colour lyric b more...
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