570 May In this issue: Pub Rock Special! Dr Feelgood, Ducks Deluxe, Hot Rods et al on the movement that brought 70s rock out of the doldrums and paved the way for punk. Plus! Smokey Robinson, Opeth and Blue Aeroplanes interviewed, 60s blues icons photographed, Thames Delta best ever 45s assessed, Hawkwind and Pete Townshend reviewed... and much more!

569 April In this issue: When Bob Dylan electrified folk! Plus! Dionne Warwick interview special; Blancmange’s pioneering synth-pop; Paris’ best-ever 45s; Chuck Prophet’s acrid Americana; The Stylistics’ symphonic soul; Bowie, Kraftwerk, Pentangle, Elton John, and Sex Pistols reviewed; and much more…

568 March In this issue: John Lydon shows us his record collection. Plus! Tim Buckley half a century on; Birmingham’s best ever singles; Godley & Creme’s pop brilliance and video genius; Andy Fairweather Low from Amen to sideman; The Daintees remembered; and much more…

567 February In this issue: Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti 50th Anniversary Special; The Story Of The Post-Punk Beatles: XTC; Brit-reggae pioneer Dennis Bovell; the 80s baroque pop of Shelleyan Orphan; Bob Dylan exclusive news story; Ringo Starr, Gillan, Wilco, PP Arnold and Doves reviewed; Alex Kapranos of Franz Ferdinand’s favourite records; Richard Perry and Johnnie Walker remembered; and much more…

566 January In this issue: The past, present and futurism of The Yardbirds; The Pythonesque madness of The Bonzos; James Carr’s troubled soul; Sean O’Hagan from Microdisney to High Llamas; the surreal noise of The Jesus Lizard; the story of the NOW compilation series; Glasgow’s 45 best ever 45s; and much more…

565 Christmas In this issue: Was Paul McCartney The ‘Weird’ Beatle?; David Essex is in the RC Interview hot-seat; the groove and glory of Can live; why we miss Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel; Brian Eno’s 50 Greatest ‘Hits’; Bristol’s 45 best ever 45s; the King of Western Swing, Bob Wills; Fanny reappraised; Who’s Afraid Of The Art Of Noise at 40; and much more

564 December In this issue: U2 World Exclusive! Bono writes RC a letter! The Edge on U2’s best album of the century! Adam Clayton on the Past, Present & Future of U2! Plus… Mike Batt the prog Womble; Cherie Currie the renegade Runaway; 90s Britfunkers Brand New Heavies; Redd Kross “the punk-rock Osmonds”; 80s indie kids The Chesterfields; Manchester’s best ever 45s; and much more…





563 November In this issue: Bryan Ferry on his post-Roxy Music solo career; the return of post-punk deities, Magazine; avant-garde superstar Laurie Anderson in the RC Interview hot seat; in conversation with 70s Dutch prog masters, Focus; the 45 best ever singles by Liverpool artists; and much more…

562 October In this issue: Genesis 1974: How Lamb Lies Down tore the band apart; the return of Alison Moyet; Gene Clark’s solo flyte; in conversation with Engelbert Humperdinck; The Rascals’ journey from blue-eyed soul to psych; Talk Talk’s golden silence; Paul Williams’ art of songwriting; Dorothy Ashby: sheer harp attack; Dylan reviewed; and much more…

561 September In this issue: 45th Anniversary Special! How To Spend £45 in record shops! A history of the 45 rpm! 45 stars on their favourite 45s! Plus! Pete Townshend on his solo career; David Bowie in 1984; anarcho-punks Crass; 70s pop idol David Cassidy; the rise of Luther Vandross; the story of Love Affair; and much more…

560 August In this issue: Taylor Swift 2-cover special! Inside: everything you need to know about the world’s biggest star.
Plus! Killing Joker Youth on his career as the one-time future of pop; rockabilly pioneer Johnny Burnette; funk (and rock and Latin and soul) brothers War; indie “lost boy” Vini Reilly; US 80s noise-rock; goth-gazers Cranes; and much more…

559 July In this issue: Britpop Revisited – Oasis, Blur, Pulp, Supergrass et al 30 years on. Plus! Marc Almond on his illustrious career; Jon Bon Jovi on Springsteen and stardom; the return of Crowded House; The O’Jays’ Philly saying something; Pernice Brothers’ exquisite sadness; and much more…

558 June In this issue: The Troubled Making Of Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here plus! Gob almighty Pete Wylie, head snapper Gered Mankowitz, metal overlords Judas Priest, goth progenitors Xmal Deutschland, songwriting supremo Jackie DeShannon, long-lost Apple Records signee Barry Greenfield, and much more…

557 May In this issue: the past, present and future of Pet Shop Boys, plus 1984 Special: the best albums! The format wars!; Bruce Dickinson on life without Maiden; Karen Carpenter’s solo flight; Einsturzende Neubauten’s drill communication; Bananarama unpeel their catalogue; Gered Mankowitz: rock photographer extraordinaire, and much more…  

556 April In this issue: Hawkwind, Edgar Broughton, Pink Fairies and the early 70s UK underground scene; The Jesus & Mary Chain return; Danny Baker sells his record collection; Sister Rosetta Tharpe and the 60s blues explosion; Elbow get happy!!; Earth’s ambient metal; David Bowie, the Manics, Nico and Robin Trower reviewed, and much more…

555 March In this issue: The Beatles in 1964: the gigs, the rarities, the move towards world domination; Martin Rev on synthpop and Suicide; Dwight Twilley: Rest In Power Pop; X-Ray Spex’s sax punk; the weird and wonderful world of Anthony Newley; Shed Seven: lad all over; Waterboys, Martin Carthy and the Mary Chain reviewed; and much more…

554 February In this issue: Bowie special! David Bowie circa Diamond Dogs and Bowie circa Young Americans – one issue, two covers! Geddy Lee on his childhood and his favourite Rush era; Cymande, Sarah Records, Sleater-Kinney, Delia Derbyshire and The Guess Who features; Paul McCartney, Cocteau Twins, Idles and The Smile reviewed; Rick Astley on his favourite records and Yoko Ono’s best records; and much more

553 January In this issue: Syd Barrett and Nick Drake’s final creative year, 1974; we revisit ABBA’s last days; the mighty Donovan speaks; how The Soup Dragons became indie-dance lovegods; Big Country’s big anthemic tribute to Stuart Adamson; we meet hi-NRG innovator and soul collector, Ian Levine; and much more…

552 Christmas In this issue: Pre-Glam Special! Where Slade, Sweet, Wizzard, Bolan, Bowie and the rest of the Glam Class Of ’73 started, and how they became the biggest noize in Britain; Last Monkee Standing Micky Dolenz opens his heart at Christmas; Kate Bush’s Lionheart reassessed; Cat Power on Dylan ’66 and her own LP output; Bobby Darin’s dark side of the croon; Slowdive help rehabilitate shoegaze; in search of the perfect Stiff with Wreckless Eric; record shops illustrated; and much more

Madness, Britain's Other Greatest Singles Band On Life, Death & Their New Album: Madness on being the greatest singles band since The Beatles, and their new album; Paul Rodgers talks Free, Bad Company, The Firm, Queen and his solo work; Andrew Gold’s psych-pop adventure; when Frankie Laine was bigger than Frank Sinatra; whatever happened to 80s Scots popsters Friends Again?; new Stones LP reviewed… and much more

550 November In this issue: The Marquee’s 25 Greatest Gigs; The Rolling Stones return; Pete Townshend on Who’s Next; The RC Interview with Paul Young; Glenn Hughes’ post-Purple reign; how Arthur Baker helped invent electro-funk; Cliff Bennett’s Rebel Rousers; Corinne Bailey Rae on her amazing new album; and much more

RC 549 October In this issue: 1978 Revisited! We speak to the stars of the year, from John Lydon to Gary Numan, and celebrate the scenes: power pop, lovers rock, metal and more; Pretenders Chrissie Hynde exclusive interview; The Police early days; the strange story of Cidny Bullens; new albums from Neil Young, R.E.M., Breeders, Slowdive, Steven Wilson; and much more

RC 548 September In this issue: 1973 Debut Live Album Special, from Clapton to Yes; Alice Cooper is in the RC Interview chair; we dissect Tom Waits’ career, album by album; Manfred Mann, the full story + discography; Janis Ian’s traumatic tale; the Shrine label worshipped; Martin Rushent before he became the postpunk producer of choice; we review the latest LP collections from Fun Boy Three and Primal Scream and new albums from PiL and Pretenders; and much more...

547 August In this issue: Goth Special! Everything you need to know about The Cure, Siouxsie, Bauhaus et al; in conversation with Martin Fry of ABC; Kevin Rowland on the new Dexys album; Swans’ Michael Gira on Noise and Silence; we meet NWOBHM favourites Raven; Candi Staton’s wild ride of a career and album-by-album with cosmic jazz funker Lonnie Liston Smith; record cost report; reviews of new albums and reissues by Suede, Tom Waits, Talking Heads, Blur, PJ Havey, and QOTSA; and much more

546 July In this issue: World Exclusive! Paul Simon interviewed by Elvis Costello; the story of Manchester band James; 40 Years of The Flaming Lips; Steely Dan’s Countdown To Ecstasy revisited; Bee Gees’ disco apocalypse; Tina Turner and Andy Rourke remembered; Dylan, Pet Shop Boys, Teardrop Explodes, Cat Stevens reviewed; and much more

545 June In this issue: Sparks reach new heights; Mick Hucknall grilled; Top Bootlegger busted; Roger Chapman on Family; Paul Simonon’s latest venture; Shakin’ Stevens new cred direction; Paul Simon, Bowie, Noel Gallagher reviews special; and much more 

544 May In this issue: Talking Heads speak!; Nick Heyward on Haircut 100’s reunion; Manc record-breakers Courteeners; Eddie Piller’s mod life; “lost” US band The Smithereens found… Steve Mason: Beta male; Wishbone Ash, Pretty Things and Sparks reviewed; and much more 

543 April In this issue: Pete Townshend on The Who’s best gigs; Pauline Black RC Interview; Keith Emerson’s life in pictures; we go record shopping with Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys; Burt Bacharach and Dave Jolicoeur of De La Soul remembered; The Only Ones on Another Girl, Another Planet; “lost boy” of 90s soul Lewis Taylor interviewed; Graham Gouldman on 10cc’s 70s albums; and much more

542 March In this issue: Pink Floyd Dark Side special; Alan Parsons RC Interview; The Jam 1982 photo-by-photo; Jeff Beck, David Crosby and Tom Verlaine remembered; Sam Brown and Imagination interviews; Van Morrison on new skiffle album; and much more

541 February In this issue: 73 Best Soul Albums Of 1973; Terry Hall, Thom Bell, Alan Rankine remembered; The RC Interviewee - Joan Armatrading; Davy Henderson on Fire Engines, Win and Nectarine No 9; the story of That Petrol Emotion; pub rocker extraordinaire Mickey Jupp; Top 10 Vintage Turntables; and much more

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Record Collector Magazine is a monthly magazine dedicated to all aspects of record collecting, from the latest releases to rare and vintage vinyl. It is published by Metropolis Group The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including:

* New releases: Record Collector Magazine reviews new albums from all genres, including rock, pop, jazz, blues, and classical music.
* Reissues: The magazine also reviews reissues of classic albums, as well as box sets and compilations.
* Rare and vintage vinyl: Record Collector Magazine features articles on rare and vintage vinyl, including profiles of record labels, artists, and producers.
* Collecting tips: The magazine provides tips on how to start collecting records, how to care for your collection, and how to find the best deals.
* Record collector interviews: Record Collector Magazine interviews record collectors from all walks of life, from celebrities to everyday people.

Record Collector Magazine is known for its high-quality journalism, its informative and engaging articles, and its commitment to providing its readers with the latest news and information about the record collecting world.

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