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Mojo Classic Magazine – July 2001 – John Lennon Cover (Good Condition, No CD, No Label)
This July 2001 issue of Mojo Classic Magazine pays tribute to John Lennon and the solo years of all four Beatles with a 40-page special feature. From Lennon’s Rock ’n’ Roll sessions to McCartney’s reflections on post-Fab fame, this collector’s issue is packed with rich insight, interviews, and musical deep-dives.
The magazine is in good condition with minor wear. The item being pictured is exactly the one you will receive.
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FEATURES:
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Solo Beatles Special (p. 46)
A sprawling 40-page profile on the post-Beatles journey of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Starr.-
Paul Du Noyer interviews Ringo Starr
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Paul McCartney opens up about life after Beatlemania
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John Harris delves into George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass
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Ashley Kahn breaks down Lennon’s Rock’n’Roll
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Super Furry Animals (p. 38)
From psychedelic pop weirdos to Welsh radicalism—Simon Williams follows their trail.
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
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Theories, Rants, Etc. (p. 5)
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What Goes On – Music News & Culture (p. 9)
Michael Stipe vs. sleeping policemen, Bootsy returns, Ryan Adams meets country ghosts, Sparklehorse up a tree, The Doors fight, and more strange tales from the music world. -
Real Gone – Tributes
Farewell to Perry Como. (p. 32) -
Time Machine – July 1958 Flashback
Cliff Richard records Move It, parking meters arrive in London, Alan Freed under pressure. (p. 34) -
X-word Competition
Win every solo Beatles CD—including Goodnight Vienna. (p. 30) -
Filter – Reviews Section (p. 92)
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Radiohead, Travis, Lucinda Williams, The Cult
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Buffalo Springfield anthology
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Nuggets II box set (UK psych)
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Jimi Hendrix DVD
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Live reviews: Coñalgen Carnival (Barbados), Oasis, Black Crowes (LA)
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Ron Asheton in Plasmatics
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At Your Service (p. 138)
Nuggets, Enlightenment, Buried Treasure, Diary, and How To Buy guides. -
Hello Goodbye – Dan Hicks and The Charlatans. (p. 154)
Note: Original CD not included.
A standout issue for Beatles fans, packed with retrospectives, interviews, and cultural curiosities from one of music’s most iconic eras.





