MOJO magazine - The Smiths cover (April 2011 - Issue 209)

MOJO magazine - The Smiths cover (April 2011 - Issue 209)
Good condition - some wear to rear cover

The free CD is NOT included

THE STROKES - 1 page

LEWIS FLOYD HENRY - 1 page

PETER BUCK - 1 page

THE LEFT BANKE - 1 page

P.J. HARVEY - Her life went from Beefheart and lamb's testicles to breakdowns, brilliance and dating Nick Cave. John Harris talks to wilful genius Peej about Les Dawson, modern conflict and her jaw-dropping new album
5 pages

CAT'S EYES - Not every band debuts in The Vatican. The Horrors' Faris Badwan and Canadian soprano Rachel Zeffira talk to Andrew Perry about their Italio girl-group romanticism. Jonny Trunk primes us all to their Italian sounds
4 pages

JOHN BARRY - His life was 50 times more exciting than the films he scored, and this was the man who soundtracked James Bond. Bob Stanley, David Arnold and Jonny Trunk pay tribute to a great British composer
5 pages

JOSH T. PEARSON - How Lift To Experience's ill-fated holy preacher refound his voice and his faith and got his groove back. Stevie Chick finds him Tehuacana, Texas, healing his wounds
4 pages

DUSTY SPRINGFIELD - For a great white soul singer, working at a legendary American studio, it should have been a match made in heaven. But Dusty In Memphis was the end of something, a farewell, not an arrival. Lois Wilson goes behind the making of a masterpiece
7 pages

THE SMITHS - Recorded 25 years ago, The Queen Is Dead is Morrissey and Marr's masterpiece, its power and arrogance forged on the road in 1985. Martin Aston tells the story of a legendary tour, Jon Savage salutes a band in its prime and a cast of stars praise the album, track by track
17 pages

ELBOW - Album review
1 page

MANIC STREET PREACHERS - Gig review
2 pages

GANG OF FOUR - Gig review
1 page