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FEB/MAR 2014
ISSUE 9
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STORY
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CLASSIC POP
FEB/MAR 2014
FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD • MARC ALMOND • ERASURE • ADAM ANT • ANDREW RIDGELEY • MARTIN FRY • AND... ENGINE ROOM?!
MARC ADAM
ALMOND ANT
A glorious
return
SIMPLE MINDS,
ERASURE
The complete
COMMUNARDS,
history
MIDGE URE
ANKIE
G
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OLLYWOOD
Glasgow’s
finest
SAY
NKIE
FRA
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!
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DO IT
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ON T
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John Taylor
Martin Fry
Gary Crowley
A label unlike
any other
FACTORY
OV
INTERVIEWED
ANDREW RIDGELEY
50
ER 50
OVER
REVIEWS
In search of the
Wham! recluse
REVIEWS!
The biggest 80s Festival in the south west of England is back!
Let’s Rock Bristol!
returns on the weekend of 6th-8th June
2014 at its new home, the Ashton Court Estate. With an
enormous lineup of artists to bring you the very best of the 80s,
and an action packed weekend of general 80s madness, there is
plenty to do for everyone at this Family Friendly Festival!
Camping and glamping is on offer for those who wish to spend
the whole weekend with us, with
exclusive additional nightly
live entertainment and 80s DJ sets.
There’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Children will
love our BigTopMania circus, our funfair including water rides and
soft play areas as well as entertainers from BBC/ITV. Multiple bars
and a wide range of quality food outlets selling everything from
hotdogs to Maliks’ award-winning curries means every taste is
catered for. Enjoy our “Changeover Party” which includes an
array of entertainment, including our “BigScreen Party”, DJs from
Absolute 80s and TV legends to keep the party going all day!
Gates open 11am Festival starts 12pm
Day tickets
(Saturday or Sunday)
Adults: £39, Child
(3-12)
: £18
Family
(2 adult & 2 child)
: £90
Y
AIL
admission)
VIP: £110
(includes
ABILIT
LOW AV
Weekend tickets
(Saturday and Sunday)
Adults: £70, Child
(3-12)
: £29
Family
(2 adult & 2 child)
: £169
AIL
admission)
VIP: £200
(includes
ABILITY
LOW AV
Weekend tickets + camping
Adults: £99
Children camp FREE with adult
(child weekend entry ticket required)
(Friday - Sunday)
Family
(2 adult & 2 child)
: £229
AIL
admission)
VIP: £229
(includes
ABILITY
LOW AV
CLASSIC
eighties
electronic
eclectic
WELCOME TO
I’VE BEEN GAGGED BY WAY OF PROTEST,
TO HIGHLIGHT THE PLIGHT OF THE MANY
POP SINGLES THAT HAVE BEEN BANNED
AND CENSORED BY THE BBC. FROM THIS
ISSUE’S COVER STARS FRANKIE GOES
09
TO HOLLYWOOD’S
RELAX
TO WHAM!’S
WHAM RAP!
TO SCOTT
as the secret to
WALKER’S (THOUGH
their success Trevor
NOT MARC ALMOND’S)
Horn’s production,
Holly Johnson’s
JACKIE,
IT’S QUITE A
lyrics or Paul Morley’s imagery? I
PLAYLIST. BUT IS BEING
suspect that there may have been
BANNED ALWAYS SUCH
darker forces at play than a DJ’s
supposed outrage that transformed
A BAD THING? NOT IN
a heavily-advertised medium-hit
THE FRANKIES’ CASE,
into one of the most contentious
I WOULDN’T SAY. THE
No. 1s of the age, adding it to a
legacy of singles with the “banned
DEBATE RAGES ON AS
by the Beeb” stamp of cool.
TO THE EXACT FORMULA
George Michael managed it
FOR THEIR COMPLETE
twice. The story of
Wham Rap!
comes up in our feature on one of
DOMINANCE OF THE
the unsung pioneers of pop radio,
POP WORLD EXACTLY
Gary Crowley; in 1987, George
released a single the Beeb refused
THIRTY YEARS AGO, BUT
to play until after the nine o’clock
PERSONALLY, I THINK
watershed,
I Want Your Sex.
Sex
THEY HAVE A GOOD
has been getting the BBC hot
under the collar since the Sixties.
DEAL TO THANK MIKE
Like in 1969 when
Je T’Aime...
READ FOR...…
Moi Non Plus
by Jane Birkin
W
and Serge Gainsbourg reached
No. 1, or in 1967 when Scott
Walker sang of “authentic queers
and phony virgins” in a cover of
Jacques Brel’s
Jackie.
They were
less uneasy in 1991 when Marc
Almond released his version.
Invisible Sun,
The Police’s
darkest synthpop moment, is said
to have been banned for Sting’s
lyrics about Northern Ireland,
something which also lead to Paul
McCartney’s 1972 single
Give
Ireland Back To The Irish
being
referred to on
Pick Of The Pops
as simply “a record by the group
Wings”. Bans for political content
don’t seemed to have lessened,
what with
Celebrate (The Day
After You),
The Blow Monkeys and
Curtis Mayfield’s ode to the demise
of Thatcher, and
Ding Dong The
Witch Is Dead,
just last spring.
Is the nation any more
upstanding for not hearing these
records? Would we have lost a
generation to acid if The Beatles
had confirmed that
Lucy In The Sky
With Diamonds
was about LSD?
Or if D-Mob’s
We Call It Acieeed
hadn’t been banned?
Maybe the best pop records and
the strongest artistic statements
are made when you keep people
guessing, or at least add a little
twist to the tale. According to John
Lennon,
Lucy...
was about one of
Julian Lennon’s school paintings.
But then according to Mr C, “E’s
are good! E’s are good!” was all
about “a guy in the place with a
bittersweet face that goes by the
name of Ebeneezer Goode!”
Ian Peel, Editor
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THE DISAPPEARED
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From charismatic pop pin-up to virtual
recluse, Andrew Ridgeley performed the
ultimate disappearing act. We set out in
search of the Wham! star who stepped
out of the spotlight
GLASGOW
56
Midge Ure, Orange Juice, Simple Minds,
Aztec Camera, Altered Images… many
a talented soul has found inspiration on
the rainy Glasgow streets. We reveal
the tale of Scotland’s city of gold
FACTORY RECORDS
62
Eccentric, chaotic and inspired in equal
measure, the legacy left behind by
Manchester’s infamous indie label is
testament to its one-of-a-kind ethos
CLASSIC ALBUM
68
This month we delve into the punk
machinations of Adam Ant’s lip-curled
debut
Dirk Wears White Sox
and get the
inside story from the man himself
THE LOWDOWN: ERASURE
74
Vince Clarke’s genius and Andy Bell’s
unmistakable falsetto merged to create
many crowning moments in the annals
of synthpop. We open up their many
flavoured back catalogue
I REMEMBER: TOP TEN
82
In this issue of
Classic Pop
we return to
early 1986 when offerings from A-ha,
Nana Mouskouri, Pet Shop Boys, Dire
Straits, Billy Ocean, Mister Mister and
Madonna reigned supreme
Follow us
F E A T U R E S
THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE
24
Thirty years on and Frankie Goes To
Hollywood’s epic debut still stands as one of
pop’s boldest statements, as thrilling as it is
unique. We tell the inside story of
Welcome
To The Pleasuredome
MARC ALMOND
34
Marc Almond has continued to surprise
his audience despite a road accident that
almost ended it all. Pop’s dark prince
joins us to discuss his career
POP ART: DENIS O’REGAN
44
Duran Duran would emerge from
their Sing Blue Silver world tour as
superstars. Denis O’Regan was there to
capture it all from behind the lens
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gary crowley
86
Armed with the freedom to spin singles
banned by the BBC and with a flair for
recognising underground talent, Gary
Crowley was the ideal tastemaker.
Classic Pop
meets the ultimate rebel DJ
martin fry
The ABC frontman talks about
The
Lexicon Of Love,
new material and the
joy of playing live again
john taylor
Duran Duran’s bassist on the new
album, Nile Rodgers and addiction
17
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R E V I E W S
19
N E W S
pop-up
08
Another instalment of the latest
happenings in the world of
Classic Pop:
Boy George discusses his new album,
The Human League on tour, and Kylie
buried treasures
12
Are you sitting on a rare goldmine?
radar
16
The latest upcoming releases
R E G U L A R S
transmission
Your letters, emails and social media
shock of the new
A fresh batch of talent
ClassiC pop
posters
Classic images from the archives
competitions
Win ZTT albums and concert tickets
21
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78
84
The best releases and live concerts
new releases
96
Fresh releases from Lisa Stansfield, Marc
Almond, Neneh Cherry and more
reissues
102
Orange Juice, Frankie Goes To Hollywood,
Kajagoogoo and Nile Rodgers
compilations
106
ZTT, Belinda Carlisle, Klaus Schulze and more
dvds & books
108
David Sylvian’s post-Japan career, Julian
Lennon, Duran Duran posters and an excellent
Peter Gabriel biography
live
109
Madness at Butlins, Kim Wilde with Nik
Kershaw and an Eighties reunion
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