Mojo Collections
MOJO Collections were special issues of MOJO magazine.
8 articles
List of articles in the library
The Chambers Brothers: Time for The Chambers Brothers!
Retrospective by Barney Hoskyns, Mojo Collections, December 2001
IN THE STANDARD ANNALS OF "black rock", the acknowledged progenitors tend to be the usual suspects – Hendrix, Sly, Love. But there was another act ...
Sylvia Robinson, The Sugarhill Gang: Sugar Hill Records: Here's To You, Mrs Robinson
Retrospective by Angus Batey, Mojo Collections, Winter 2001
She took Motown as her blueprint and signed the first all-female rap group. But, as Angus Batey discovers, Sylvia Robinson and the Sugarhill mob spent ...
Eminem: Trailer Made: Eminem B-Side Buyer's Guide
Guide by Dorian Lynskey, Mojo Collections, Summer 2001
Eminem was just another basement hip hop hopeful, then he had an exceedingly profitable trip to the loo. Dorian Lynskey plots a wax history. ...
Aphrodite's Child: The Fabulous Furry Greek Brothers
Retrospective by Kieron Tyler, Mojo Collections, Fall 2001
The apocalyptic rock of Aphrodite's Child spawned Demis Roussos and Vangelis. ...
Chic: These Are The Good Times
Retrospective and Interview by Daryl Easlea, Mojo Collections, Fall 2001
THINK CHIC, think chic – a passport back to Studio 54, 70s hedonism; good times, guaranteed to bring gravity to the flapping flares and mirrorball-twirling ...
Lou Reed: The Velvet Evolution
Retrospective by Kieron Tyler, Mojo Collections, Fall 2001
Even the coolest stars had to learn their craft at some point and Lou Reed was no exception. Kieron Tyler picks the dark one's early ...
Retrospective and Interview by Angus Batey, Mojo Collections, 2002
STEVE SCIPIO pauses. The bass player and songwriter with Cymande is trying to recall what exactly his band's biggest hit, the reggae-funk masterpiece 'The Message', ...
Dusty Springfield: Simply... Dusty (Mercury)
Review by Steve Pafford, Mojo Collections, 2019
ALL THE EXTRANEOUS talk of tantrums and tears, beehives, booze and bisexuality has, over the years, tended to overshadow the fact that Dusty Springfield was, ...
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