Zigzag Magazine No 91 Jan/Feb 1979 Ian Dury Peter Tosh Matumbi Ultravox The Jam Paul Weller Prefects
Original UK Zigzag Magazine, No 91 January/February 1979
Good Morning Zigaggers Did You Have A Nice
Holiday Oh Good I know we did what with the Clash At the Lyceum And Friars, and all the
various celebrations which culminated with a
ridiculous fancy dress party at the green man,
Aylesbury I Was A Prate, Kenchy was Uncle Remus
the only bad bits were the hangover, oh yes
and we went to see the Enid, a bunch of 69 rejects
who still provided, one of the funniest nights for
ages with their blissful expressions as their guitars farted and the crowd went mad..(Their
Oxford University Smug Fat Version Of 'Honky Tonk
Women Was Sacrilege, Mind You It Was Funny
To See 1200 Flapping Flares Pogoing Like Being In A
Wind Tunnel!) But I Digress. Whats Happening In
79 Not 69
Ian Dury: You Read Nme (and
You Should) You'll See Baker went to europe with the man on our cover wearing an umbrella hat. here's the bits baker has recalled since..
The Jam are are a group we haven't done for over a year so Adrian Thrills went along and talked to Paul Weller ,s'good.
Graph Pinpoint
Who? You Say. They are two new bands who we figure need coverage more than the ultra bigees so from now on there will be more emphasis on groups at this sort of stage so we've never ignore them Who we should put in is also a subject of our new letters page.
Peter Tosh Matumbi: Represent Reggae Plus A Two-page Roundup Of The Best On Vinyl. The Second Part Of John Tobler's Epic.
Ian Dury and the Blockheads Full-Page Article; Matumbi 2.5 page article; The Jam three-page article; The New York Dolls Pete frame Family tree; Graph full-page article; Peter Tosh 1.5 page article; The Prefects full-page article; Pinpoint 1.5 page interview; Jon Walters 1.5 page article; Ultravox part two. Three-page article; The Diodes almost full-page article; Record Reviews, Reggae Reviews etc
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