Record Collector #475
| Periodical Title | Record Collector |
| Editor | Ian McCann |
| Format | Magazine |
| Language | English |
| Location | UK |
| Pages / Font | 146 pages |
| Chapters | Main Features: WASHINGTON RUCKUS: The story of our latest 7” release CHRIS SPEDDING: Pogo-dancing through his variegated past EASTERN EUROPEAN PSYCH: Freak gems from behind the Iron Curtain COME ORGANISATION: Come on, feel their noise... BEST OF 2017: The great and good reflect on the year in music SYL JOHNSON: From Is It Because I’m Black to Ms Fine Brown Frame 1968: So they wanted a musical revolution? They didn’t do so badly – we take you through a year of social and political upheaval and the brilliant music that provided its soundtrack. THE COLLECTOR: Ivar Hamilton’s Cana-do approach to collecting BOB STANLEY: Passing the Buck, and other arranging Masters MAC ON BLACK: Studio One lives on and on LUKE HAINES: Post-punk, c/o Thatcher’s bloody Britain DAVID QUANTICK: The completists’ completist – the complete guide VALUE ADDED FACTS: Aphrodite’s Child, The Beatles’ Get Back RC INVESTIGATES: Frank Wilson’s Northern soul classic, for sale |
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