Maggot Brain Issue 7The Winter 2021 22 issue of Maggot brain is extra packed with killer stuff. The front cover is a gorgeous 1981 backstage photo of Lou Reed, subject of a phenomenal feature by former NY Rocker contributor Lisa Jane Persky. INSIDE you will also find: GRATEFUL DEAD: KURT VILE tries to explain them to none other than TOM SCHARPLING A special new piece about the making of the Velvet Undergrounds LOADED MYRIAM GENDRON: Track by track guide to her highly

magazine Record of the Year 2017) and the third proper studio album by the infamous Los Angeles rock combo

and their first serious collaboration was on the 2011 Woods album Sun & Shade

1 has a suitably individual genesis

whilst retaining the endearing and subtle commentaries that exude his familiarity

Mulatu Astatke is the Father of Ethio-Jazz and one of Africa's most influential and enduring musical figures

‰۝ Alan McGee ‰ÛÒ Creation Records / ‰ÛÏThere's still no album quite like it‰۝ Exclaim / A1 Stop and Smell the Roses A2 The Painted Word A3 A Life of Her Own A4 Bright Sunny Smiles A5 Mentioned In Dispatches A6 A Sense of Belonging A7 Say You Won't Cry B1 Someone to Share my Life With B2 You'll Have to Scream Louder B3 Happy All the Time B4 The Girl Who Had Everything B5 Paradise Estate B6 Back To VietnamåÊ

and backing vocals throughout the EP

At first it’s genuinely shocking

If I Could Only Remember My Name

Cave would later downplay the importance of the record but said it helped the band develop musically

Wayne Davis brings the explosive gospel rare groove Look At The People while Plunky’s JuJu and Oneness Of Juju feature with three tracks spanning their career

like seed to flower