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Shindig – Shindig 116 – Magazine

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Acid Jazz A thoroughly modernist ’90s institution
Nervous System Unheard tales from The British Underground
Global Village Trucking Company Communal living and good‐time music
The 5th Dimension From Motown rejects to Grammy winners

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Thoughts & Words Your letters, tweets and emails
It’s A Happening Thing Tiny Tim, Monster Magnet, Joe Bourdet, The Hanging Stars, Maston,
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Shindig – Shindig! 114 – Magazine

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‘Booker T & The MG’s Creative rebirth after the darkness of 1967. Steve Cropper speaks
The Who The making of The Who Sell Out in their own words
The Association Beards, good vibes and the end of the ’60s
Nico From the Velvets to The End

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Shindig – Shindig115 – Magazine

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Rare Bird The dual‐keyboard driven proggers who flew high
Reigning Sound Kings of the “Memphis Sound”, 20 years on
Tommy James & The Shondells Beyond the hits: bubblegum stars or serious contenders?
Tony Joe White The trails of The Swamp Fox
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Shindig – Silverback Publishing – Magazine

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David Axelrod Our in‐depth account of the the influential composer/arranger/producer
The What’s New The changing face of the little‐known ’60s US folkies
Ira Cohen The Mylar Chamber photographs, NYC 1967‐71
Michael Nesmith Into the ’70s with the First and Second National Bands and beyond

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20 Questions The ...

Shindig! – Shindig Issue 126 – Magazine

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Nektar Not krautrock! Floydian Brit proggers conquer Germany
Brian Auger Into Oblivion. Experimentation and fusion in the ’70s
Neil Young His defining masterpiece Harvest and the rocky road that led him there
Ye Ye Girls Our guide to the early ’60s French pop explosion and the records that define it

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Shindig! – Shindig! 112 – Magazine

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Serge Gainsbourg Histoire de Melody Nelson, the second instalment
The Ventures How America’s biggest pre‐Beatles act changed with the times
Steve Ellis The 10 years that followed Love Affair
Nancy Sinatra
The singer, actress and go‐go icon reflects onRegulars
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Shindig! – Shindig! 122

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Brân The Welsh musical collective’s side projects and spin‐offs
Lord Tim Hudson The story of American’s “first British import disc jockey” and his brush with fame
Steppenwolf From Canada to LA via the NYC folk scene, SF garages and celluloid immortality. Leader John Kay grants a rare interview
Nilsson The singer‐songwriter’s journey takes ...

Shindig! – Shindig! 125 – Magazine

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John Otway Eccentric, pop star and born‐again success story celebrates his 5000th gig
Robert Margouleff And Malcolm Cecil The unlikely brains behind the TONTO synthesiser and its admirers
Hoodoo Gurus From Sydney garages to the US college‐rock circuit… and back!
Lindisfarne The roots, formation and initial impact of the mercurial Tyneside

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Shindig! – Shindig! 127 – Magazine

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Ride Oxford quartet’s growth from shoegaze stars to
elder statesmen
Johnny Harris The flamboyant producer, arranger and conductor’s
glory years
Dave Davies The Kinks’ second son reflects on his own career as
a songwriter and recording artist
Gong Daevid Allen’s unplanned
French and Balearic voyage
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Shindig! – Shindig! 128 – Magazine

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New Age Travellers On The Road: A chronicle. From shackle‐free early
’60s beatniks to ’80s bus living
Diesel Park West From Leicester with love. The return of the out‐of time
jangle‐pop obsessives
The Staple Singers How the first family of gospel‐soul became hit
recording artists and figureheads for Black self empowerment
Blondie Pure pop inspired by ...

Shindig! – Shindig! 129 – Magazine

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’90s Albums The Shindig! team pick their favourite under‐theradar
long‐players from The Decade That Doesn’t Fit
Deaf School The second most important band to come out of
Liverpool? Let’s find out
Godley & Creme Their ’60s pop roots and late ’70s and ’80s
grand ambitions
Zal Yanovsky How The Lovin’ Spoonful’s talented
guitarist and zany charmer fell ...

Shindig! – Shindig! 130 – Magazine

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Herb Lester Maps and guides for the switched‐on traveller
Andy Ellison The stunt rocker briefly becomes a solo artist and film editor
Kikagaku Moyo The Japanese psych‐rock troupe bow out gracefully
The Sons Of Adam The explosive story of the darlings of The Sunset Strip
Helen Love “Bubblegum‐punk‐disco” from Wales?
You better believe it
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Shindig! – Shindig! 134 – Magazine

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The Shindig! Writers’ Poll 2022 Our annual round‐up of the year’s highlights
in music, books, film and live shows
Children Of The Stones Inside the soundtrack of the 1977 kids’
supernatural TV show
The Spencer Davis Group After Winwood: what do we do now?
Prelude How the folk‐pop trio got turned on
Aphrodite’s Child The origins ...

Shindig! – Shindig! 136 – Magazine

Features Black Lips They’re not evil! Twenty years of transgressive garage Brainticket On the trail with the pan‐European ’70s psych enigmas Dorothy Ashby The jazz harpist who transcended genre and expectation UK Psych CompsThe genesis and development of the format that continues to bloom Caetano Veloso & Gilberto Gil How ...

Shindig! – Shindig! 137 – Magazine

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The Dream Syndicate. The leftfield heroes of The Paisley Underground.
Triangle How to do French prog‐pop crossover and be a success.
Dotti Holmberg A tale of folk clubs, sunshine‐pop royalty, and not doing drugs.
The Jeff Beck Group Out of The Yardbirds and into an unwelcome pop career. The guitar god’s curious late ...