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Jon 'Mojo' Mills

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Description:Shindig! Annual No.1 serves up a tasty treat of vintage music treasures. It includes a mouth-watering collection of in-depth articles on an array of famous, infamous and influential artists from the 1960s and 1970s. All these articles are taken from early, now out-of-print issues of Shindig! Magazine - the bi-monthly hip and happening chronicle of new and vintage music - and re-designed with new photos and illustrations in this glossy112 page hardback book. The THE MOVE -- the last major interview with singer Carl Wayne, illustrated with unseen pictures from his personal archive. SRC -- the late '60s Detroit psych-rock act whose textured guitar/organ interplay and sci-fi inspired lyrics were unlike anything else from the region. JOHN'S CHILDREN -- singer Andy Ellison and drummer Chris Townson discuss their unruly school days, pre-John's Children mod bands, Marc Bolan's role in the group, touring Germany with The Who, manager Simon Napier-Bell and lots more. KALEIDOSCOPE -- singer Peter Daltrey's recollections of the changing trends in music and fashion prevalant in '60s London and the group's very own cutting edge psych. WE THE PEOPLE -- multifaceted '60s garage and psych from Florida. GRAPEFRUIT -- pretty boy Beatles' proteges rise and great tunes, the Apple Empire and the end of the '60s. LES FLEUR DE LYS -- Gordon Haskell recalls his talented band, who despite bettering The Who on their version of 'Circles' and recording stellar psych-rock concoctions, never truly made it. THE UGLY DUCKLINGS -- Mick Jagger's #1 fave '60s Canadian rebel rousers. LOVE AFFAIR -- Steve Ellis on mod style, #1 hits and teenybop stardom. JESSE HECTOR -- the musical awakening of the original rockin' space-aged-mod-glam-punk. BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD/POCO -- Richie Furay interviewed. THE ACTION -- Reggie King on his top mod group, clothes, George Martin, record producing and escaping the industry. Shindig! Annual No.1 is an ideal Xmas present for friends or a well-earned treat for yourself! This collection of articles is an indespensible resource. -- shindig-magazine.comWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Shindig! Annual No.1. To get started finding Shindig! Annual No.1, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Shindig! Annual No.1 serves up a tasty treat of vintage music treasures. It includes a mouth-watering collection of in-depth articles on an array of famous, infamous and influential artists from the 1960s and 1970s. All these articles are taken from early, now out-of-print issues of Shindig! Magazine - the bi-monthly hip and happening chronicle of new and vintage music - and re-designed with new photos and illustrations in this glossy112 page hardback book. The THE MOVE -- the last major interview with singer Carl Wayne, illustrated with unseen pictures from his personal archive. SRC -- the late '60s Detroit psych-rock act whose textured guitar/organ interplay and sci-fi inspired lyrics were unlike anything else from the region. JOHN'S CHILDREN -- singer Andy Ellison and drummer Chris Townson discuss their unruly school days, pre-John's Children mod bands, Marc Bolan's role in the group, touring Germany with The Who, manager Simon Napier-Bell and lots more. KALEIDOSCOPE -- singer Peter Daltrey's recollections of the changing trends in music and fashion prevalant in '60s London and the group's very own cutting edge psych. WE THE PEOPLE -- multifaceted '60s garage and psych from Florida. GRAPEFRUIT -- pretty boy Beatles' proteges rise and great tunes, the Apple Empire and the end of the '60s. LES FLEUR DE LYS -- Gordon Haskell recalls his talented band, who despite bettering The Who on their version of 'Circles' and recording stellar psych-rock concoctions, never truly made it. THE UGLY DUCKLINGS -- Mick Jagger's #1 fave '60s Canadian rebel rousers. LOVE AFFAIR -- Steve Ellis on mod style, #1 hits and teenybop stardom. JESSE HECTOR -- the musical awakening of the original rockin' space-aged-mod-glam-punk. BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD/POCO -- Richie Furay interviewed. THE ACTION -- Reggie King on his top mod group, clothes, George Martin, record producing and escaping the industry. Shindig! Annual No.1 is an ideal Xmas present for friends or a well-earned treat for yourself! This collection of articles is an indespensible resource. -- shindig-magazine.comWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Shindig! Annual No.1. To get started finding Shindig! Annual No.1, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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