Shindig! No.114

 Landing on your doormat today is Shindig! magazine No.114, with Steve Cropper, The Who, Nils Lofgren, and loads more. And this month I get into murky waters in Vinyl Art. You must have subscribed by now?

Spring 2021

Might do one of these every year, if I have time.

Shindig! No.113

 Out this week is Shindig! magazine No. 113, with UK '60s femme pop, pre-robot Kraftwerk, the superchic and terrifyingly collectable world of Les Disques Pierre Cardin, The Mamas & The Papas (with some words and pictures from my old chum Guy Webster), and me making an entry in Vinyl Art that should have been made years ago. Be honest, where else would you get all that? Subscribe and get it every month!

Shindig! No.112

So much great stuff in this month's Shindig! Magazine, out today, including Nancy, plus Serge et Jane, Dana Gillespie, and lots more. Plus if you were ever interested in the strange historical confluence where La Gauche Divine meets comic books, I've got a Vinyl Art column for you.

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Shindig! No.111

In this month's Shindig! Magazine I get to spread a Vinyl Art column over two pages, which feels very indulgent especially for January. Thanks to the fantastic Craig Braun for that one. Also in the mag this month there's an alternative view of 1971 (you wouldn't want it any other way) amongst all the other great stuff you know and love. And as the young people are fond of saying, don't forget to subscribe!

Shindig! No.107

I'm not the only Budd in this month's Shindig! which includes a great feature on soundtrack composer Roy. Elsewhere we've got Eddie Piller, Jack Nitzche, Love, and a big big feature on CSNY's Déjà Vu, one of my all time faves. I've added my bit to that by talking to the brilliant Tom Gundelfinger O'Neal about that lovely leathery cover. Carry On.

Shindig! No.106

Although time is now largely meaningless, the arrival of your favourite music mag can still be a small window into a now-lost universe of order and normality. This month I got to chat to the frankly wonderful Dick Ellescas about movie titles, cosmetic colours, the GI Bill, and Barbie doll in an offbeat Vinyl Art column. But the showstopper is Martin Ruddock's terrific cover story on Marsha Hunt. Until we all get back to where we ought to be, this is the kind of stuff that might just keep us sane.