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573 August In this issue: Brian Wilson and Sly Stone - extended tributes to two pop masters. Plus! Folk pioneer Martin Carthy; The Go-Betweens album by album; prog supergroup Hatfield & The North recall their heyday; Canned Heat’s blues record fanaticism; the best Tokyo 45s ever; meet Desmond Child, the 70s Scissor Sisters; and much more…

Generation Z- the future of collecting?

BPI report spotlights music habits, interests and priorities of the Y2K-plus cohort

4 mins

MONUMENT

Numerous rockers have been immortalised with statues. Joe Geesin surveys some star-studded memorials

4 mins

The Collector

This month: Rob Wheeler

7 mins

SUGAR COPPER BLUE

I bought Sugar's Copper Blue in 1992 on the back of a great review in the NME and I also got to see the band live when they toured the UK.

6 mins

33½ minutes with...Skin

Skunk Anansie singer Deborah 'Skin' Dyer OBE, born in Brixton, London in 1967, was the first black British artist to headline Glastonbury in 1999. Skin once described her band's dynamic music as 'clit-rock', but she can't be confined to a single sound, as her two solo albums demonstrated in 2003 and again in 2006.

4 mins

"STOP TRYING TO BE CLEVER, AND JUST GO WITH THE FLOW"

A leading figure in the 60s UK folk revival, Martin Carthy always relied on a simple songwriting philosophy, through his friendship with Bob Dylan and Paul Simon to his role in moulding the folk-rock movement with Steeleye Span. Since then, his creative and romantic partnership with late partner Norma Waterson helped create the “first family” of British folk. “There have been several ‘me's’ through the years, and some of them are very interesting,” he tells Rob Hughes.

10+ mins

AI Quality

Back in the mid-70s, when all sorts of imaginative music could be heard emanating from the city of Canterbury, Hatfield And The North ranked as one of the most interesting groups on the scene. Little wonder, when you consider they featured ex-members of Caravan, Gong, Matching Mole and Egg. It was a short, fascinating trip, with a lengthy genesis, as Hatfield's bassist and singer Richard Sinclair and keyboardist Dave Stewart tell Chris Wheatley

9 mins

HITE MAN'S BLUES

Just as Canned Heat were reinventing electric blues for the Woodstock generation, their founder members were avidly collecting old records. Their leader Bob 'The Bear' Hite's death saw him leave behind a trove of 78s, 45s and old blues recordings. Tony Burke tells the story of a band of blues-obsessed record collectors

7 mins

ROBERT FORSTER & THE GO-BETWEENS

As co-founder of The Go-Betweens, Robert Forster was one half of the greatest songwriting partnership in Australian pop, alongside the late Grant McLennan. His solo career hasn't been too shabby, either, and the latest fruit of his labours is new album Strawberries, in which he responds to more challenges in his personal life with some of his most luminous songwriting to date. He takes Johnnie Johnstone through his back catalogue.

10+ mins

CHILD'S PLAY

Before he became a world-conquering songwriter/ producer, Desmond Child tore up New York for one glorious year at the end of the 70s with his rock-R&B-disco fusion group, Desmond Child & Rouge. Now, the Laura Nyro-adoring 70s Scissor Sisters™ tell Charles Donovan they're coming back to finish what they started.

10+ mins

20/20 VISIONARIES

In the space of two days in June, we lost two giants of popular music, aged 82: Brian Wilson and Sly Stone. Both were leaders of family bands, both deeply troubled, yet both created radically beautiful/brilliant music in the studio. Here, Bob Stanley pays tribute to the adored Beach Boy while on page 84, Kris Needs salutes the genius formally known as Sylvester Stewart.

10+ mins

THE SUPERBAD SUPERNOVA OF SLY STONE

Fronting his livewire mixed-race, multi-gendered Family Stone, Sly Stone looked like he could have stepped out of a blaxploitation film, except that era was still to come in 1968 when he ignited his psychedelic soul inferno with Dance To The Music and changed black music overnight.

10+ mins

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Record Collector Description:

الناشر: Metropolis-Group

فئة: Music

لغة: English

تكرار: Monthly

Record Collector Magazine is a monthly magazine dedicated to all aspects of record collecting, from the latest releases to rare and vintage vinyl. It is published by Metropolis Group The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including:

* New releases: Record Collector Magazine reviews new albums from all genres, including rock, pop, jazz, blues, and classical music.

* Reissues: The magazine also reviews reissues of classic albums, as well as box sets and compilations.

* Rare and vintage vinyl: Record Collector Magazine features articles on rare and vintage vinyl, including profiles of record labels, artists, and producers.

* Collecting tips: The magazine provides tips on how to start collecting records, how to care for your collection, and how to find the best deals.

* Record collector interviews: Record Collector Magazine interviews record collectors from all walks of life, from celebrities to everyday people.

Record Collector Magazine is known for its high-quality journalism, its informative and engaging articles, and its commitment to providing its readers with the latest news and information about the record collecting world.