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Shindig – Shindig 116 – Magazine
FeaturesAcid Jazz A thoroughly modernist ’90s institutionNervous System Unheard tales from The British UndergroundGlobal Village Trucking Company Communal living and good‐time musicThe 5th Dimension From Motown rejects to Grammy winnersRegularsThoughts & Words Your letters, tweets and emailsIt’s A Happening Thing Tiny Tim, Monster Magnet, Joe Bourdet, The Hanging Stars, Maston,ER ...
Shindig – Shindig 131 – Magazine
FeaturesCheap Trick An early episode in the story of America’s ’70s pop anti‐heroesArthur Brown Out of the fire and off to Kingdom Come and who knows where?Misty British prog‐poppers’ album sees the light of day after 53 yearsThe Lemon Pipers How a US #1 hit derailed the Ohio psych‐blues outsidersMarianne ...
Shindig – Shindig! 114 – Magazine
Features‘Booker T & The MG’s Creative rebirth after the darkness of 1967. Steve Cropper speaksThe Who The making of The Who Sell Out in their own wordsThe Association Beards, good vibes and the end of the ’60sNico From the Velvets to The EndRegularsThoughts & Words Your letters, tweets and emailsIt’s ...
Shindig – Shindig115 – Magazine
FeaturesRare Bird The dual‐keyboard driven proggers who flew highReigning Sound Kings of the “Memphis Sound”, 20 years onTommy James & The Shondells Beyond the hits: bubblegum stars or serious contenders?Tony Joe White The trails of The Swamp FoxRegularsThoughts & Words Your letters, tweets and emailsIt’s A Happening Thing Delia Derbyshire, ...
Shindig – Silverback Publishing – Magazine
FeaturesDavid Axelrod Our in‐depth account of the the influential composer/arranger/producerThe What’s New The changing face of the little‐known ’60s US folkiesIra Cohen The Mylar Chamber photographs, NYC 1967‐71Michael Nesmith Into the ’70s with the First and Second National Bands and beyondRegularsThoughts & Words Your letters, tweets and emails20 Questions The ...
Shindig! – Shindig 133 – Magazine
FeaturesAnticlimax An avant‐garde acid film curio from Mexico.Fruupp The Irish pastoral proggers.Bobby Callender The enigmatic spiritual psych/funk mystery man speaks.John Schroeder Soul coaxing writer, producer and arranger supreme.The Flirtations From the American Deep South to Swinging London: three girls who lit up the late ’60s UK pop‐soul scene.Thougts & Words ...
Shindig! – Shindig Issue 126 – Magazine
FeaturesNektar Not krautrock! Floydian Brit proggers conquer GermanyBrian Auger Into Oblivion. Experimentation and fusion in the ’70sNeil Young His defining masterpiece Harvest and the rocky road that led him thereYe Ye Girls Our guide to the early ’60s French pop explosion and the records that define itRegularsThoughts & Words Your ...
Shindig! – Shindig! 112 – Magazine
FeaturesSerge Gainsbourg Histoire de Melody Nelson, the second instalmentThe Ventures How America’s biggest pre‐Beatles act changed with the timesSteve Ellis The 10 years that followed Love AffairNancy SinatraThe singer, actress and go‐go icon reflects onRegularsThoughts & Words Your letters, tweets and emailsIt’s A Happening Thing Dana Gillespie, Cool Ghouls, Bill ...
Shindig! – Shindig! 122
FeaturesBrân The Welsh musical collective’s side projects and spin‐offsLord Tim Hudson The story of American’s “first British import disc jockey” and his brush with fameSteppenwolf From Canada to LA via the NYC folk scene, SF garages and celluloid immortality. Leader John Kay grants a rare interviewNilsson The singer‐songwriter’s journey takes ...
Shindig! – Shindig! 125 – Magazine
FeaturesJohn Otway Eccentric, pop star and born‐again success story celebrates his 5000th gigRobert Margouleff And Malcolm Cecil The unlikely brains behind the TONTO synthesiser and its admirersHoodoo Gurus From Sydney garages to the US college‐rock circuit… and back!Lindisfarne The roots, formation and initial impact of the mercurial TynesideRegularsThoughts & Words ...
Shindig! – Shindig! 127 – Magazine
FeaturesRide Oxford quartet’s growth from shoegaze stars toelder statesmenJohnny Harris The flamboyant producer, arranger and conductor’sglory yearsDave Davies The Kinks’ second son reflects on his own career asa songwriter and recording artistGong Daevid Allen’s unplannedFrench and Balearic voyageRegularsThoughts & Words Your letters, tweets and emailsShindiggin’ What’s hot on the Shindig! ...
Shindig! – Shindig! 128 – Magazine
FeaturesNew Age Travellers On The Road: A chronicle. From shackle‐free early’60s beatniks to ’80s bus livingDiesel Park West From Leicester with love. The return of the out‐of timejangle‐pop obsessivesThe Staple Singers How the first family of gospel‐soul became hitrecording artists and figureheads for Black self empowermentBlondie Pure pop inspired by ...
Shindig! – Shindig! 129 – Magazine
Features’90s Albums The Shindig! team pick their favourite under‐theradarlong‐players from The Decade That Doesn’t FitDeaf School The second most important band to come out ofLiverpool? Let’s find outGodley & Creme Their ’60s pop roots and late ’70s and ’80sgrand ambitionsZal Yanovsky How The Lovin’ Spoonful’s talentedguitarist and zany charmer fell ...
Shindig! – Shindig! 130 – Magazine
FeaturesHerb Lester Maps and guides for the switched‐on travellerAndy Ellison The stunt rocker briefly becomes a solo artist and film editorKikagaku Moyo The Japanese psych‐rock troupe bow out gracefullyThe Sons Of Adam The explosive story of the darlings of The Sunset StripHelen Love “Bubblegum‐punk‐disco” from Wales?You better believe itHatfield And ...
Shindig! – Shindig! 134 – Magazine
FeaturesThe Shindig! Writers’ Poll 2022 Our annual round‐up of the year’s highlightsin music, books, film and live showsChildren Of The Stones Inside the soundtrack of the 1977 kids’supernatural TV showThe Spencer Davis Group After Winwood: what do we do now?Prelude How the folk‐pop trio got turned onAphrodite’s Child The origins ...
