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Mojo Music Magazine January 2003 Kurt Cobain Cover – No CD Included – No Label – Good
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CONTENTS
5 – All Back To My Place
David Byrne, Bebel Gilberto, and Jonathan Demme. One of them wants to be Robyn Hitchcock.
7 – Theories, Rants, Etc.
10 – What Goes On
George Harrison tribute, White Stripe vamping, Nik Cohn in New Orleans, Todd Rundgren on the phone, The Roots rate MOJO, Frank Zappa’s freak-pad, Rosetta Tharpe’s rebirth, Aaron Neville’s soul epiphany.
30 – X-word
You could win a futuristic Sony micro hi-fi.
32 – Time Machine
Stevie Wonder at the Rainbow, Can in British pubs, Johnny Cash on Columbo. January 1974, how I love you.
36 – Real Gone
Tom Dowd, Lonnie Donegan, Jam Master Jay.
40 – Ray Charles
10 questions on style, soul, and songwriting.
44 – Johnny Cash
There’s a riot going on. Sylvie Simmons tells the full story behind his late ’60s prison concerts. Photos by Jim Marshall.
50 – Supergrass
Great pop from detox, internal strife, and comprehensive education. Interview by Roger Morton.
54 – Deep Purple
The full story behind the ’70s rock behemoth: ego, booze, riffs, ego, business, pomp, and more ego. By Kieron Tyler.
62 – Bobbie Gentry
Holly George-Warren on the trail of the country enigma who walked away from fame.
68 – Jeff Buckley
His first-ever interview unearthed. By Martin Aston.
71 – Subscribe to MOJO
72 – Albums of 2002
78 – Nirvana
Keith Cameron returns to Seattle to retrace their rise. Jon Savage explores Kurt’s troubled psyche.
88 – Filter
Features Missy Elliott, Ralph Stanley, Ry Cooder, Sam Cooke, New Order. Includes How to Buy George Clinton, Why to Buy Fanny, Beatles books, and live shows from Neil Young and My Morning Jacket.
131 – MOJO Collections
Lemmy, Beefheart’s Magic Band, Apple ephemera, Brill Building genius.
162 – Hello Goodbye
Stephen Malkmus stops Pavement.