ON the other hand, you've got some WAY better glossies going these days!
There's just no equivalent of MOJO in the U Sof A...for a magazine willing
to look and listen at big tent pop music. Profiles of Frank Sinatra and
Gram Parsons and say, the Sex Pistols in the same magazine,
uncondescendingly--and talking about how they've mattered and still do.
JEESH; it's worth what we've got to pay fpor it over here.
And there are I think things to like about the likes of VOX and SELECT,
etc...from at least a big tent rock and roll perspective!
And it will be no surprise to Iain, Stevie or others in the slightly
far-flunbg British contingent that there's not all that much really
provocative, good country reporting easy to find in print
ANYwhere--especially when it walks up to rock and rolls doorstep and
complicates matters!.
> They have, however, been found out
>and their circulations are plummeting, (while those of the glossies are rising
>Iain Noble
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