Record Collector - The Rolling Stones cover (April 2007 - Issue 335)

Record Collector - The Rolling Stones cover (April 2007 - Issue 335)
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THE ROLLING STONES - Today, The Rolling Stones are the biggest rock'n'roll band in the world. Forty years ago they were arguably the biggest, but definitely the baddest - so bad that the events of 1967 looked set to destroy them. Simon Goddard relives 12 scandalous months that almost broke the Stones...
5 pages

THE UK'S MOST COLLECTABLE PROGRESSIVE ROCK RECORDS - We count down the top 100 collectibles from all four corners of the topographic oceans
12 pages

SLADE - A long time ago, in a galaxy Far Far Away, Slade rewrote the rulebook when it came to movies about rock bands. On the eve of a new DVD release of their classic Flame, the band shared their thoughts with Terry Staunton
2 pages

THE ASSOCIATES - In January 1997, Billy Mackenzie, the most astonishing singer of his generation, was found dead. 10 years on, no one quite knows why the mercurial Associates frontman, whose music lit up the early 80s, committed suicide, but on the eve of a tribute concert in London on what would have been his 50th birthday, his ex-Associate Alan Rankine recalls to Paul Lester the highs and lows of an extraordinary life
4 pages

BOB DYLAN - Part 2
In his own words: Bob Dylan's favourite records (and where to find them)
10 pages