Shindig! Magazine Issue 156 (October 2024) Paul Williams

Shindig! Magazine Issue 156 (October 2024) Paul Williams

Features
The Move - How the brummy legends closed down The Marquee before they’d even released their first single.
Boys Wonder - Out of time and out of luck. The ’80s’ brightest hopes return.
Cambodian Rock - From hard times in the ’60s and ’70s came an astounding musical revolution.
Pussy - The late ’60s psych-rock act that refuses to roll over and be stroked.
Richie Havens - The prolific and influential NYC folkie who opened Woodstock, started his own label and trampled musical boundaries.
Paul Williams - Holy Mackerel! The superstar singer-songwriter’s early years.

Regulars
Thoughts & Words - Your letters, tweets and emails.
Shindiggin’ - What’s hot on the Shindig! turntable.
Subscribers’ Prize Draw - Subscribe now and you could win a pair of Sony MDR-M1 headphones.
It’s A Happening Thing - Ukrainian Sonic Archives, The Mystery Lights, Memorials, Sean Bonniwell, The James Taylor Quartet, Kit Sebastian, Larry Manteca, Gomrath, Jeremie Albino, Bobbie Dazzle, The Cromagnon Band.
Family Album - The Lewis & Clarke Expedition’s 1967 folk-rock gem.
Deep Cuts - Quadrophonic albums that have evaded reissue.
20 Questions - 34 Steve Cropper, the guitarist, songwriter and producer who helped shape the sound of Southern soul in the ’60s. And he’s still hungry.
Reviews - The best in reissues, new releases, books and live shows.
Prize Crossword - Win a copy of Eddie Piller Presents The Mod Top 100.
Vinyl Art - Ian Hunter’s mind-bending solo debut.
Vinyl Clicks - Jeremy Harmer’s 1974 oddity English Tea.

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