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Mojo Music Magazine – May 2010 – Janis Joplin Cover (No CD, No Label)
Good Condition – Plastic Protective Cover Included
Available here is the May 2010 issue of Mojo Music Magazine featuring the legendary Janis Joplin on the cover. Please note: no CD is included, and there is no mailing label. This magazine is in good condition, with all pages intact and only light signs of handling. It comes in a plastic protective covering for added protection.
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Contents Overview – Issue 198
FEATURES
While the exact details of the Janis Joplin cover feature are not shown, the issue likely explores her legacy, voice, cultural impact, and turbulent life as one of the most iconic figures of 1960s rock and soul. Expect rare photos, thoughtful storytelling, and in-depth analysis from MOJO’s expert contributors.
REGULARS
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All Back To My Place – Pop culture picks from Zooey Deschanel, Kelly Jones, and Paul Bettany.
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Theories, Rants, Etc. – A surprisingly pleasant month in reader feedback.
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Real Gone – Farewells to Johnny Dankworth, Dale Hawkins, and Doug Fieger.
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Ask Fred – Fred Dellar continues to answer your oddball music history questions.
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Hello/Goodbye – Rob Dean of Japan reflects on fame, transformation, and cardboard phalluses.
WHAT GOES ON!
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Hot News – A return of Screamadelica, jazz on HBO, Blondie, Neu!, and Osibisa resurface. The Hold Steady support Record Store Day, Jónsi paints himself, and Robbie Robertson shares insights.
THE MOJO FILTER
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Albums (Page 90) – "Instant Classic" honors go to John Grant & Midlake and MGMT; standout releases from Paul Weller, Caribou, and more.
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The Mojo Playlist – Selections from BRMC’s bohemian flatshare and reader submissions.
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Reissues – Caravan’s prog explorations, Lou Reed’s raw sounds, early demos from Kris Kristofferson, and a spotlight on Bill Evans.
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Books – New works on Greil Marcus, Black Flag, and the long-awaited Matt Monro biography.
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DVDs – Documentaries on Liam Clancy and Richard Hell.
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Lives – Concert reviews: African Soul Rebels in Northampton and John Cale’s Paris 1919 in London.
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How To Buy – A deep-dive guide to collecting Frank Zappa, from The Yellow Shark to Don’t Eat the Yellow Snow.
A must-have issue for fans of Janis Joplin, music history, and thoughtful long-form music journalism. Packed with insightful reviews, tributes, and collector tips, this edition captures the spirit of rock’s most unforgettable voices.