Mojo Music Magazine March 2006 featuring The Kinks on the cover, highlighting exclusive features on British rock and punk music history.
Inside page of Mojo Music Magazine March 2006, showcasing features about John Lydon, Damian Marley, and Talk Talk, emphasizing music's cultural impact.
Regulars section of Mojo Music Magazine March 2006, detailing various articles and highlights, including album reviews and music news.
Inside spread of Mojo Music Magazine March 2006 featuring Ray Davies of The Kinks discussing his creative process and musical influence.
Ray Davies portrait in Mojo Music Magazine March 2006, with a quote on his artistic perspective and legacy in music.
The Kinks - The Klassik Albums advertisement showcasing iconic album covers including Kinks, Kinda Kinks, The Kink Kontroversy, and more, featured in Mojo Music Magazine, March 2006.
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Mojo Music Magazine March 2006 featuring The Kinks on the cover, highlighting exclusive features on British rock and punk music history.Inside page of Mojo Music Magazine March 2006, showcasing features about John Lydon, Damian Marley, and Talk Talk, emphasizing music's cultural impact.Regulars section of Mojo Music Magazine March 2006, detailing various articles and highlights, including album reviews and music news.Inside spread of Mojo Music Magazine March 2006 featuring Ray Davies of The Kinks discussing his creative process and musical influence.Ray Davies portrait in Mojo Music Magazine March 2006, with a quote on his artistic perspective and legacy in music.The Kinks - The Klassik Albums advertisement showcasing iconic album covers including Kinks, Kinda Kinks, The Kink Kontroversy, and more, featured in Mojo Music Magazine, March 2006.

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Mojo Music Magazine – March 2006 – The Kinks Cover (No CD, No Label)
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This listing is for the March 2006 issue of Mojo Music Magazine, starring The Kinks on the cover. This edition explores British rock legacy, punk confessions, reggae resurgence, and soul history through exclusive interviews, rare features, and music deep-dives.

  • Condition: Good — minor edge wear visible (see photos)

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  • Item comes in a plastic protective sleeve

Key Contents – March 2006 Issue

FEATURES

  • John Lydon (p. 40)
    The punk provocateur dishes on Joe Strummer, royalty, and his regrets about Sid Vicious. “I ain’t no saint,” he tells Mojo.

  • Damian Marley (p. 46)
    Reggae’s new chart-topper talks about legacy, music, and reclaiming the genre’s rightful place in global consciousness.

  • Talk Talk (p. 50)
    The beauty and burden behind one of the ’80s’ most haunting records — and the heavy toll on Mark Hollis and the band.

  • Live at the Apollo (p. 58)
    Harlem’s soul palace in the 1960s, seen through the lens of photographer Don Paulsen — wigs, stars, and rhythm.

  • COVER STORY: The Kinks (p. 66)
    Ray Davies’s brilliance and volatility. From triumphs to trauma, Mojo charts the tumultuous path of Britain’s most dangerous band.

  • PLUS: The 50 Greatest British Songs
    A sonic portrait of Britain, from teacups to tikka masala, and why Ray Davies is rock’s greatest social chronicler.

REGULARS

  • All Back To My Place (p. 9)
    Rufus Wainwright, Judy Collins, and Uri Geller gather — one of them really should’ve heard Spoon by now.

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. (p. 11)
    Pete Townshend corrects the record… again.

  • Real Gone (p. 38)
    Remembering Lou Rawls, Derek Bailey, and Captain Beefheart’s Alex St. Claire.

  • Ask Fred (p. 140)
    The least cooperative Scott Walker interview, Motown missteps with Sammy Davis Jr, and Dali’s bizarre music schemes.

  • Hello/Goodbye (p. 146)
    Siobhan Fahey’s ride from Blitz Club fame to Brit Awards fallout with Bananarama.

WHAT GOES ON! (p. 14)

  • Hot News

    • The Flaming Lips feature in MOJO Working

    • The Meters return

    • Jody Wildgoose and Dungen revive psych

    • Charley Patton re-evaluated

    • Les Paul speaks

    • Hüsker Dü mugs make an appearance

    • Plus: Slade, Suzi Quatro, and more

THE MOJO FILTER – Reviews & Highlights

  • Albums (p. 90)

    • Kris Kristofferson rises into American legend

    • Arctic Monkeys channel unfiltered energy

    • Mogwai go melodic

    • Beth Orton redeems herself

  • The Mojo Playlist (p. 110)
    What Mojo staff and musicians like Phil Collins are spinning this month.

  • Reissues (p. 112)
    Deep dives into the Elektra vaults, Richard Thompson box set gems, Irma Thomas, and Dead Kennedys remastered.

  • Books (p. 124)
    Spotlights on Nick Drake, Arthur Brown’s madness, and the mellow days of California rock.

  • DVDs (p. 126)
    Explore Larry “Wild Man” Fischer’s chaotic brilliance and outsider legacy.

  • Lives (p. 128)
    Terry Reid battles personal demons; Kanye West elevates live hip-hop.

  • How To Buy (p. 138)
    The essential guide to Johnny Cash — from gospel to outlaw.

A must-have issue for Kinks fans and collectors of British rock history.

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