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Mojo Classic Magazine – January 2002 – George Harrison Tribute Issue (Good Condition, No CD, No Label)
This special January 2002 issue of Mojo Classic Magazine features a heartfelt tribute to the late George Harrison, honoring the quiet Beatle’s profound musical and spiritual legacy. Packed with retrospectives, music culture deep-dives, and signature Mojo features, it’s a must-have for Beatles fans and rock historians alike.
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FEATURES:
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George Harrison – A Tribute
An emotional farewell to the man who gave us "Something," All Things Must Pass, and so much more. A look at his legacy through words, images, and reflections. (p. 38) -
The Rolling Stones – Exile and Excess
Sylvie Simmons unpacks a chaotic era with candid photos by Dominique Tarlé and tales from the Stones themselves. (p. 48) -
Ryan Adams – Outlaw Alt-Rocker
John Harris explores the rise of this restless talent. (p. 64) -
Albums of the Year – 2001
Bob Dylan? The Strokes? Brass Monkey? Mojo’s top picks revealed. (p. 68) -
The Specials – Coventry’s Ska Revolution
How a band changed the UK music scene. By Alexis Petridis. (p. 72)
MORE CONTENT:
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What Goes On – News & Culture
Hank Williams tapes, Gil Scott-Heron imprisoned, MC5 shaken, Dolly Parton gets practical, and more. (p. 10) -
All Back To My Place
Cliff Richard tries hip-hop, Joe Dallesandro gets animated. (p. 5) -
Time Machine – Flashback to January 1948
Les Paul builds a log guitar and Dizzy hits the UK. (p. 34) -
X-word Contest – Win a TV (p. 32)
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Filter – Reviews & Criticism
New albums by Ronnie Wood, Prince, Angie Stone, Tony Bennett; White Stripes live; jazz holiday releases; and Peter Perrett’s bio. (p. 86) -
At Your Service – Nuggets, Enlightenment, and Diary
Includes How To Buy Ennio Morricone and a Buried Treasure spotlight on World of Twist. (p. 122) -
Hello Goodbye – Farewell to Motörhead’s Fast Eddie Clarke (p. 138)
Note: Original CD not included.
A thoughtful and wide-ranging issue, anchored by a moving look back at George Harrison’s life and art—perfect for fans and collectors of music’s most influential figures.





