Shindig!

Shindig! magazine is an eclectic cornucopia teeming with obscure TV and film, psychedelia, folk, garage rock, folk rock, progressive rock, funk and soul. Expect to find a treasure trove of intriguing tales in the magazine teeming with stories from the golden ages of music. Shindig! is the forum of choice for those who worship the forefathers of modern music. Join the community and enjoy a magazine teaming with the glories of 60’s and 70’s music, film, tv and much more! Legendary clubs, festivals and events, counterculture and everything in between is covered as well, with devotion, dedication and integrity. Over the last 20 years Shindig! has amassed a loyal following of readers from all walks of life, join them today!

Harold Bronson: The record reviewer who founded Rhino Records.

20 Questions:  Pop star, writer, curator and unabashed music nerd Bob Stanley.

Pete Molinari: From Kentish folk blues to soulful sounds in Rome.

Locomotive: The Brum blue-eyed soul/ska boys who became harbingers of prog-psych.

Dave Evans: The forgotten great of the ’70s folk scene.

LA Freak Scene: Weirdos assemble! Zappa, Beefheart, Kim Fowley, Vito Paulekas, WCPAEB and the extended cast of LA’s pre-hippie freakout.

The Blues Magoos: New York’s sharp garage/psych legends’ prime years and their legacy re-assessed.

Thoughts & Words: Your letters, tweets and emails.

Shindiggin’: What’s hot on the Shindig! turntable.

Subscribers’ Prize Draw: Subscribe to enter a Vanity Mirror/Electric Looking Glass draw.

It’s A Happening Thing:  Billy Tibbals, Barrence Whitfield & The Savages, Nightmares In The Afternoon, Donovan, Harp, Hutch, Strangers In A Strange Land, Paul Chastain, Uncanny, Doc ’n Roll Festival.

Family Album: Clydie King’s 1970 funk/soul outing Direct Me.

Songbook:  “The greatest out-take of all-time?” The Who’s ‘Pure And Easy’.

Deep Cuts: Session pianist supreme Nicky Hopkins’ lesser-known moments.

Reviews: The best in reissues, new releases, books and live shows.

Prize Crossword: Win Wig Out! Freak Out! 2-LP comp.

Vinyl Art: The Bar-Kays’ Do You See What I See?

Vinyl Clicks: Terry Friend & Friends’ Come The Day