MOJO magazine - Bob Dylan cover (October 2024 - Issue 371)

MOJO magazine - Bob Dylan cover (October 2024 - Issue 371)
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Includes free 15-track CD

ARTHUR LEE - Eighteen years after his death, a new Arthur Lee album? Players and producers explain all
2 pages

HOWARD DEVOTO - The Buzzcocks and Magazine double agent talks "new" music, Pete Shelley and Julius Caesar
1 page

THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT - The former Floyd engineer reflects on pop, audiences and the noble rock opera
1 page

THE THE - A post-punk firebrand cooled by bereavement and industry meltdown, he's come through surgery and "ego death" with his best album in 30 years. "I still feel like I've got a lot left in the tank," assures The The's Matt Johnson
6 pages

BOB DYLAN - Think you have a bead on Dylan's 1974 arena tour? A new box set of the landmark live shows, along with papers in Dylan's Tulsa archive, shed new light. Plus: a deep dive into the collaborative chemistry of Dylan and The Band
15 pages

MOTOWN '64 - How, 60 years ago, My Guy, Baby Love and Dancing In The Street made for the Detroit label's first stellar year
6 pages

GALAXIE 500 - Between 1988 and 1990 a delicate flower bloomed in American indie rock. As songs from their archive emerge, they revisit the mysteries of their rise and fall
6 pages

JOAN AS POLICE WOMAN - Celebrating two decades of her theatrical art-pop persona, Joan Wasser recalls epiphanies with Anohni, Rufus Wainwright, Tony Allen and lover Jeff Buckley
4 pages

NICK LOWE - Brandishing his first album in a decade, we bring you Nick Lowe: producer, sideman, and songwriter supreme, on a mission to strip rock'n'roll to its essence. Just don't ask him to blow his own trumpet. "My legacy - such as it is - isn't something I lose sleep over," he tells Bob Mehr
6 pages

NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN - How Pakistan's king of qawwali entranced the world of Western rock and recalibrated its definition of 'transcendent': "He did not have any ego."
6 pages

LAURIE ANDERSON - An avant-garde artist, making music about breathing and plane crashes, scores a UK Number 2 smash. No wonder she finds it "more troubling than validating"
4 pages