Wax Poetics, Issue 67 – The Prince Edition
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Created by a group of writers and record diggers, this is the cult music mag featuring ‘trailblazers, cultures and stories that shape the sounds of yesterday, today, and beyond’, following its reader-supported relaunch in 2021, Wax Poeticsis back.
Exploring hip-hop, funk, techno, tropicalia, jazz, and beyond, Wax Poetics covers everyone from ‘the greats, to the off-beat mavericks, and the scenes in-between.’ As they put it, ‘whether you’re a record head, or just starting to explore your passion for music, you’ll find something here for you.’
In this issue:
Wax Poetics Issue 67 contains interviews and write-ups on a slew of Prince’s albums, including 1978’s For You, 1986’s Parade, 1987’s Sign “O” the Times, 1988’s Lovesexy, 1991’s Diamonds and Pearls, and 1995’s The Gold Experience—with interviews from engineer Chris Moon, manager Owen Husney, engineer Susan Rogers, producer/engineer David Z, poet Ingrid Chavez, tour manager Alan Leeds, dancer Cat Glover, saxophonist Eric Leeds, guitarist and bandleader Levi Seacer Jr., engineer Michael Koppelman, trombonist Michael B. Nelson, and keyboardist Tommy Barbarella.
Issue 67 also includes standalone interviews with Jill Jones, Andre Cymone, and members of the Revolution: Doctor Fink, Bobby Z., Brown Mark, and Wendy & Lisa.
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