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Der Inhalt der neuen MOJO. Auf dem titelbild ist Joni Mitchell.
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MOJO 391 – June 2026: Joni Mitchell
Plus: Joni covers CD, Jonny Greenwood, Emmylou Harris, Gong, Elvis Costello interviewed by Jeff Tweedy and more.
by MOJO | Published on9th April 2026 at 11.39am
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The 50 Greatest Songs of one of the songwriting greats – folk, pop, jazz and self-exploration at a peak of creativity – examined by MOJO’s best writers. Incorporating: Joni Mitchell, The Early Years, by her awed peers. Inside the magazine this month: Elvis Costello interviewed by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy; Emmylou Harris’s last stand; Gong take flight, in a teapot; Jonny Greenwood on Radiohead and more. And: unseen Velvet Underground; unheard Shane MacGowan; Kevin Morby; Tori Amos; Musical Youth; The Lovin’ Spoonful; Fiery Furnaces; Robert Margouleff; Vanilla Fudge; Lee “Scratch” Perry; Country Joe McDonald; White Denim; Paul Weller on Billie Eilish (?!), and more!
THIS MONTH’S COVERMOUNT CD is Back To The Garden – A Tribute To Joni Mitchell. 15 brilliant Joni covers by Roberta Flack, Fairport Convention, kd lang, Margo Price, Fleet Foxes, Tom Rush and more!
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CONTENTS MOJO 391
JONI MITCHELL Sixty years since her first song (a cover by Tom Rush) was released and 50 since the magical Hejira, MOJO presents her 50 Greatest Songs and tells her origin story, with the help of colleagues and famous fans: “She defies the golden rule of songwriting.”
ELVIS COSTELLO As he prepares to revive his early repertoire for UK audiences, Mr McManus faces an unexpected but insightful interrogator: Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy.
EMMYLOU HARRIS On the eve of her final UK shows, Americana’s grand duchess remembers the Hot Band’s heyday, peaking 50 years ago with Luxury Liner: “We were good and greasy!”
JONNY GREENWOOD Radiohead’s musical wellspring and master of scores on Pixies and Penderecki and the peril of rock cliché: “Spinal Tap is always lurking at the edges.”
MUSICAL YOUTH An authentic reggae band forced into novelty corner by an obtuse industry, the survivors of 1983’s “pandemonium” state their case, as early recordings emerge.
KEVIN MORBY Growing in stature with every album, the Midwest’s wistful troubadour is stepping out of his partner’s shadow – while shadows in the past linger in his songs.
GONG “There weren’t many groups that came with their own mythology about flying around the universe in a teapot. Not even the Beatles had that.” Enough said?
REVIEWED Aldous Harding / Ringo Starr / The Lovin’ Spoonful / Sturgill Simpson / Paul Weller / The Black Keys / Françoise Hardy / The Claypool Lennon Delirium / Peter Gabriel / Hurray For The Riff Raff / The Loft / Kneecap / Jesca Hoop / White Denim / Liam Bailey / Foo Fighters / Hiss Golden Messenger / Chip Taylor / Beastie Boys / Broken Social Scene / Linda Perry / They Might Be Giants / Alela Diane / Jarboe / Tamikrest / Squarepusher / Martin Carr / Cabaret Voltaire / Smashing Pumpkins / Neil Diamond / Courtney Pine / Chrome / Millie Jackson / UFO / Ween
PLUS Inside that star-studded Shane MacGowan tribute album / The Velvet Underground unseen! / Paul Weller… on Billie Eilish!? / Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry’s final, final album? / Fiery Furnaces re-ignite / Tori Amos – sandwich queen! / Robert Margouleff on TONTO, Stevie, etc / White Fence and Brother Wallace are Rising / The best of Analog Africa from Cosmic Cabo Verde and elsewhere / Carmine Appice relives Vanilla Fudge / Adieu, Country Joe McDonald, Neil Sedaka, Phil Campbell, Augie Meyers… / Ace Frehley’s jump suit, two careless owners / More!
https://www.mojo4music.com/magazine/lat ... -mitchell/
MOJO 391 – June 2026: Joni Mitchell
Plus: Joni covers CD, Jonny Greenwood, Emmylou Harris, Gong, Elvis Costello interviewed by Jeff Tweedy and more.
by MOJO | Published on9th April 2026 at 11.39am
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MAG
The 50 Greatest Songs of one of the songwriting greats – folk, pop, jazz and self-exploration at a peak of creativity – examined by MOJO’s best writers. Incorporating: Joni Mitchell, The Early Years, by her awed peers. Inside the magazine this month: Elvis Costello interviewed by Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy; Emmylou Harris’s last stand; Gong take flight, in a teapot; Jonny Greenwood on Radiohead and more. And: unseen Velvet Underground; unheard Shane MacGowan; Kevin Morby; Tori Amos; Musical Youth; The Lovin’ Spoonful; Fiery Furnaces; Robert Margouleff; Vanilla Fudge; Lee “Scratch” Perry; Country Joe McDonald; White Denim; Paul Weller on Billie Eilish (?!), and more!
THIS MONTH’S COVERMOUNT CD is Back To The Garden – A Tribute To Joni Mitchell. 15 brilliant Joni covers by Roberta Flack, Fairport Convention, kd lang, Margo Price, Fleet Foxes, Tom Rush and more!
HAVE MOJO 391 SENT STRAIGHT TO YOUR HOME
CONTENTS MOJO 391
JONI MITCHELL Sixty years since her first song (a cover by Tom Rush) was released and 50 since the magical Hejira, MOJO presents her 50 Greatest Songs and tells her origin story, with the help of colleagues and famous fans: “She defies the golden rule of songwriting.”
ELVIS COSTELLO As he prepares to revive his early repertoire for UK audiences, Mr McManus faces an unexpected but insightful interrogator: Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy.
EMMYLOU HARRIS On the eve of her final UK shows, Americana’s grand duchess remembers the Hot Band’s heyday, peaking 50 years ago with Luxury Liner: “We were good and greasy!”
JONNY GREENWOOD Radiohead’s musical wellspring and master of scores on Pixies and Penderecki and the peril of rock cliché: “Spinal Tap is always lurking at the edges.”
MUSICAL YOUTH An authentic reggae band forced into novelty corner by an obtuse industry, the survivors of 1983’s “pandemonium” state their case, as early recordings emerge.
KEVIN MORBY Growing in stature with every album, the Midwest’s wistful troubadour is stepping out of his partner’s shadow – while shadows in the past linger in his songs.
GONG “There weren’t many groups that came with their own mythology about flying around the universe in a teapot. Not even the Beatles had that.” Enough said?
REVIEWED Aldous Harding / Ringo Starr / The Lovin’ Spoonful / Sturgill Simpson / Paul Weller / The Black Keys / Françoise Hardy / The Claypool Lennon Delirium / Peter Gabriel / Hurray For The Riff Raff / The Loft / Kneecap / Jesca Hoop / White Denim / Liam Bailey / Foo Fighters / Hiss Golden Messenger / Chip Taylor / Beastie Boys / Broken Social Scene / Linda Perry / They Might Be Giants / Alela Diane / Jarboe / Tamikrest / Squarepusher / Martin Carr / Cabaret Voltaire / Smashing Pumpkins / Neil Diamond / Courtney Pine / Chrome / Millie Jackson / UFO / Ween
PLUS Inside that star-studded Shane MacGowan tribute album / The Velvet Underground unseen! / Paul Weller… on Billie Eilish!? / Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry’s final, final album? / Fiery Furnaces re-ignite / Tori Amos – sandwich queen! / Robert Margouleff on TONTO, Stevie, etc / White Fence and Brother Wallace are Rising / The best of Analog Africa from Cosmic Cabo Verde and elsewhere / Carmine Appice relives Vanilla Fudge / Adieu, Country Joe McDonald, Neil Sedaka, Phil Campbell, Augie Meyers… / Ace Frehley’s jump suit, two careless owners / More!
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