After the success of last year’s Record Collector Presents Paul McCartney our attention turns to his old sparring partner John Lennon and his muse, Yoko Ono. Record Collector Presents John & Yoko spends 116 pages examining their joint careers, together and apart from 1968 to the present day, featuring some of the best writ…
The biggest comeback of the decade, Oasis’ legacy is celebrated by Record Collector with a special magazine delving beyond the hype to tell the real story of the band’s success. In-depth features tell the complete story, from their early years with original drummer Tony McCarroll, to Liam and Noel Gallagher’s solo careers by associa…
Record Collector Presents… Siouxsie & The Banshees revisits the band’s career in detail from their formative years emerging from London’s punk scene. It charts their diverse, psychedelic and experimental evolution that has ensured universal kudos from critics and fans. We also take a look at the post-Banshees catalogue – The Creatures and…
It’s 55 years since progressive rock’s first family took shape in a basement in southwest London, launching a sonic assault like no other on the release of their jaw-dropping debut LP later that year, In The Court Of The Crimson King. Record Collector Presents… King Crimson looks back on a remarkable career that’s gone from psychedelic…
Who knew when Group X formed in 1969, that 55 years later the sound of the UK counterculture would still be alive and ritualising onstage and on record as the mighty Hawkwind. Record Collector Presents… Hawkwind explores the band’s incredible musical and social legacy through classic album profiles, eyewitness anecdotes and collector stori…
For all the “endless summer” imagery that surrounds them, The Beach Boys are a year-round band whose music offers something for every stage of life. Record Collector Presents… The Beach Boys reveals exactly why that’s the case. Through in-depth interviews with Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston, Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar, we get t…
Which is your favourite incarnation of the Bard of New Jersey? The 70s troubadour, the 80s superstar, the modern elder statesman? Whatever your preference, make sure you don’t miss out on Record Collector Presents… Springsteen. It’s packed with detailed info on the various phases of his career and full reviews of all 21 studio albums – and …
The ultimate collectors’ guide to a stadium-straddling country-rock phenomenon, from Take It Easy to The Long Goodbye Tour. As they prepare to touch down in the UK, possibly for the last time, we trace the six-decade career of a legendary force in American music. We tell the colourful tales behind each of their seven studio albums (and the odd re…
Fleetwood Mac are no ordinary rock band, having sold 120 million albums and ruled the airwaves for half a century with an unparalleled catalogue of albums — so our new special edition, Record Collector Presents… Fleetwood Mac, is no ordinary magazine. For the first time in RC’s history, we’ve compiled a double-cover issue that devotes equal …
As The Beatles have again made headlines this festive season by scoring their first No 1 UK single in 54 years, RC shines its (Carnival Of) light on the group’s former bass player, spending 116 pages examining Paul McCartney’s illustrious solo career from McCartney to today, with help from Micky Dolenz, Mike McCartney, Youth…
