MOJO magazine - Kate Bush cover (June 2011 - Issue 211)

MOJO magazine - Kate Bush cover (June 2011 - Issue 211)
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KATE BUSH - Why is Kate Bush re-recording tracks from her most troubled records? Is there really a proper new album in the works? And will the James Joyce estate let her have her way with Molly Bloom? All these mysteries solved, by the woman who rewrote the rules of pop and learned to say 'no' to Richard Stilgoe. "It's so difficult to do anything that's at all interesting," she tells us
11 pages

DELTA MAID - 1 page

BRITISH SEA POWER - half page

GLEN CAMPBELL - half page

DEBBIE HARRY - 1 page

THE VACCINES - 2 pages

EMMYLOU HARRIS - 5 pages

THE BLACK KEYS - How did two Akron-born blues misfits conquer the American album charts? "Our sound is heartfelt," they tell us
9 pages

HUGH LAURIE - Mojo scratches superstar actor Hugh Laurie and finds an over-proof blues buff fighting to get out. "This is where I remove the veil," he tells us
4 pages

DONOVAN - Written off as a "junior Dylan", Donovan Leitch was all set to change the world with his 1966 album Sunshine Superman. But contracts, lawsuits and 'retirement' got in the way
6 pages

BILL CALLAHAN - In one of his most revealing interviews, the artist formerly known as Smog admits he's finally settled down. "I'm trying to think of my future happiness," he tells us
4 pages

SUEDE - It should have sealed their success, but with their second album, Dog Man Star, the UK '90s chart hopes floundered in an atmosphere of rank debauchery and profound resentment
5 pages