Waxpaper
Waxpaper was published monthly between 1976 and 1979 by Warner Bros. Records in Los Angeles, California, as a means of promoting its artists within the context of a general interest music magazine.
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DMZ: Boston's Best Eschew Message
Interview by Howie Klein, Waxpaper, 1978
I SPENT FEBRUARY in London working on stories about the Clash and Tom Robinson, probably the most politically relevant things to hit rock & roll ...
The Flamin' Groovies: Flamin’ Groovies: Now
Review by Phast Phreddie Patterson, Waxpaper, 1978
NOW. That’s the title of the new Flamin’ Groovies album. Which is very ironic because the album just doesn’t sound like "Now." I dare anyone ...
The Band’s All-Star Farewell Banquet
Report and Interview by Richard Cromelin, Waxpaper, 1978
"FOR THE FILM, first of all, you have to do a thing which is called pre-dubbing, which is where you take your 24 tracks and ...
Van Halen's Back Door Rock'n'Roll
Profile and Interview by Phast Phreddie Patterson, Waxpaper, 1978
THE CHURCH DON’T KNOW WHAT THE PARKING LOT UNDERSTANDS ...
Elvis Presley, Hank Williams: Death in Hi-Fi or First Tastes of Tombstone
Overview by Nick Tosches, Waxpaper, 3 March 1978
Music deaths are big news nowadays. It seems hardly an ish of Rolling Stone goes by when we aren't treated to a eulogy for a ...
Carlene Carter: Miss Carter Speaks
Interview by Nick Tosches, Waxpaper, 2 June 1978
N.T.: What's Johnny Cash really like? ...
Plastic Bertrand: Ça Plane Pour Moi
Review by Steven X Rea, Waxpaper, 11 August 1978
The Intricate, Tongue-Twisting Babble That Is Plastic Bertrand ...
Overview by Jeff Walker, Waxpaper, 15 September 1978
IN JAPAN, LOCAL bands copy both the look and sound of Western rockers – an imitative art form which thrives while the fans wait for ...
Review by Nick Tosches, Waxpaper, October 1978
God created Dean Martin in his own image, then stood back ...
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