Controversy, R&B and a passing Phil Spector shaking a brandy bottle. On the 60th anniversary of its release, MOJO lifts the lid on the making of The Rolling Stones’ debut album.

Friends, family and collaborators remember Amy Winehouse’s inspired, but tragically short musical life.

Released on this day in 1966, The Rolling Stones’ first album of purely Jagger-Richards originals established the band’s identity forever: nasty, jaded, uncaring, misogynistic… but also darkly charismatic and musically brilliant.

From ska to dub, Bob Marley to Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry. MOJO selects the greatest reggae albums of all time.

Lenny Kravitz talks about his childhood meetings with Miles Davis and Duke Ellington, working with Madonna, Mick Jagger, Michael Jackson and more.

Obama-approved musician crafts uplifting messages of faith on fifth album, Sun Without The Heat

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Shabaka Hutchings speaks to MOJO about this new album, retiring “the big metal horn”, Wim Hof techniques, his favourite flute and more.