Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 featuring Jimi Hendrix on the cover. This issue includes features on various artists and music topics, emphasizing Hendrix's impact on rock music.
Table of contents for Mojo Music Magazine November 2006. Features articles on artists like Paul Simon and Elton John, alongside highlights from the issue including Jimi Hendrix.
Back cover of Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 showcasing features including Bobby Gillespie, Slade, and others. The issue details the cultural significance of Jimi Hendrix.
Inside spread of Mojo Music Magazine November 2006, featuring Jimi Hendrix in a vibrant photo. The page highlights an article about Hendrix's influence on the music scene.
Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 Jimi Hendrix Cover featuring an article with Jimi Hendrix holding a record in London, emphasizing his cultural impact.
Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 Jimi Hendrix Cover displaying a performance scene with Hendrix playing guitar, highlighting his legendary stage presence.
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Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 featuring Jimi Hendrix on the cover. This issue includes features on various artists and music topics, emphasizing Hendrix's impact on rock music.Table of contents for Mojo Music Magazine November 2006. Features articles on artists like Paul Simon and Elton John, alongside highlights from the issue including Jimi Hendrix.Back cover of Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 showcasing features including Bobby Gillespie, Slade, and others. The issue details the cultural significance of Jimi Hendrix.Inside spread of Mojo Music Magazine November 2006, featuring Jimi Hendrix in a vibrant photo. The page highlights an article about Hendrix's influence on the music scene.Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 Jimi Hendrix Cover featuring an article with Jimi Hendrix holding a record in London, emphasizing his cultural impact.Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 Jimi Hendrix Cover displaying a performance scene with Hendrix playing guitar, highlighting his legendary stage presence.Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 Jimi Hendrix Cover depicting the back cover advertisement for Badly Drawn Boy's album, showcasing collectible music content.

Mojo Music Magazine November 2006 Jimi Hendrix Cover No CD Included No Label VG

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Mojo Music Magazine – November 2006 – Jimi Hendrix Cover (No CD, No Label)
Very Good Condition – Plastic Protective Cover Included

This listing is for the November 2006 issue of Mojo Music Magazine featuring Jimi Hendrix on the cover. This copy is in very good condition, with minor edge wear consistent with age. There is no CD included and no mailing label. The magazine has been well cared for and comes in a plastic protective covering.

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Contents Overview:

FEATURES

  • Jimi Hendrix – Cover Story: September 1966, London. A 23-year-old guitarist from Seattle changes British music forever. Mat Snow unpacks the cultural detonation that came with Hendrix’s arrival and his dynamic partnership with Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell.

  • Bobby Gillespie – Primal Scream’s charismatic frontman sheds the rock ’n’ roll image in an intimate conversation with Keith Cameron.

  • Slade – Glam rock royalty meets working-class grit. John Harris revisits their defining moments in 1970s Britain.

  • Madeleine Peyroux – Jazz’s elusive vocal talent opens up—sort of—to Peter Doggett.

  • The Damned – Kieron Tyler traces punk chaos back to the first-ever punk-rock festival in France, 1976.

  • Paul Simon – An introspective interview with one of pop’s greatest songwriters. Phil Sutcliffe explores Simon’s childhood, anxieties, and legacy.

REGULARS

  • All Back To My Place – Featuring Cat Power, Howard Marks, and Ian Brown.

  • Theories, Rants, Etc. – Love him or loathe him: Elton John divides the crowd.

  • Real Gone – Farewell tributes to Joseph Hill of Culture and Gong’s Pip Pyle.

  • Ask Fred – Music historian Fred Dellar answers reader questions—from Judy Garland to The Goons.

  • Hello/Goodbye – Andy Fraser reflects on his years with Kossoff and Free.

WHAT GOES ON!

  • Hot News – Zappa on a tractor, Genesis P-Orridge as Gainsborough art, and The Monks invade the UK.

THE MOJO FILTER

  • Albums – Reviews include The Who, Amy Winehouse, Jerry Lee Lewis, Madeleine Peyroux, Simple Kid, and Akron/Family.

  • The Mojo Playlist – Handpicked tracks, plus Mercury Rev’s iPod favourites.

  • Reissues – Paul Weller A-sides, rare ’60s rock, conscious reggae, and strange folk from Robbie Basho and Karen Dalton.

  • Books – Adam Ant, Louis Armstrong, and Jon Langford titles reviewed.

  • DVDs – ’80s hip hop origins through graffiti culture.

  • Lives – Green Man Festival folk highs and a rocky night with the Dixie Chicks.

  • How To Buy – A guide to the music of Gong (Gazeuse! and beyond).

A must-have issue for Hendrix fans, punk historians, and anyone interested in rock’s more eccentric chapters. A collectible in excellent shape with wide-ranging, in-depth features.

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