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!

The Stooges Photographic eyewitness accounts from their incendiary live shows

Grand Drive  The out-of-time UK Americana act finally gets it dues

Graham Bell Troubled, fearless, talented, yet doomed to remain a nearly-man

KPM  Behind the golden age of the British library music institution

Joe Meek  The final group productions: How the genius producer crafted some of the wildest records of the Beat era

Ronnie Bird  : The raw, authentic sound of French  anglophile ’60s beat

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Thoughts & Words  Your letters, tweets and emails

Shindiggin’  What’s hot on the Shindig! turntable

Subscribers’ Prize Draw  Subscribe now and you could win the monster new Stooges book

It’s A Happening Thing 10 Uni Boys, Thomas Walsh, Large Plants, Say She She, exotica/lounge revival, Reflective Detectives, Essential Forever, Adam Camm, Vinny Peculiar, Tele Music, Marvelous Kid

Family Album Moby Grape’s 1968 sophomore outing Wow

Deep Cuts  Syd Barrett soundalikes from across the musical spectrum

20 Questions  Journalist and editor Allan Jones reflects on 50 years
of prog, punk and the printed word.

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

Prize Crossword  Win The Creation’s complete ’60s recordings on CD

Vinyl Art  How CA Quintet recreated Hell in 1969

Vinyl Clicks  Mike Absolom’s Hector And Other Pecadilloes