SUBSCRIBER OFFERS Subscribe to Shindig! and receive one of the four CDs or DVDs below*


*While stocks last. Option 1


Clive Palmer Banjoland CD


Clive Palmer of The Incredible String Band recorded ‘Banjoland’ in 1967 but it was never released at the time. It features contributions from guitar maestro Wizz Jones and legendary jazzman Mike Gibbs and has


comprehensive liner notes and rare photographs.


Added to the original album on this Sunbeam CD are a couple of great bonus tracks, especially the first one which finds Clive and Wizz on a country road.


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Option 3


Syd Barrett Under Review DVD


Syd Barrett – Under Review features rare live and studio performances from this hugely influential and legendary musician, combined with the independent review and criticism from a panel of esteemed experts. This Chrome Dreams DVD also includes rarely seen promo


films, interview footage with Syd and other Floyd members, TV clips and a host of other features. It covers his time with Pink Floyd and his solo years, and with extra features including the story behind the lost recordings, and much more.


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WIN Option 2


The JuJus You Treat Me Bad CD


The JuJus formed in 1964 and played a mixture of frat rock, British Invasion influenced teenbeat and classic garage rock sounds all around the local clubs of Grand Rapids. Cicadelic gives you the


classic singlesand a slew of quality outtakes. The JuJus were a great group whose music still burns brightly in the memories of Michigan locals. This is mandatory listening for anyone interested in pure rock n roll..


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Option 4


The Who Under Review 1964-1968 DVD


This documentary reviews that songs that started their career and features rare live and studio performances of the band interspersed with the independent review and criticism of a panel of experts. This Chrome Dreams DVD contains over 60 minutes of in-depth


interviews with the band and others including: The Who’s early producer Shel Talmy, journalist and author Paolo Hewitt, Keith Moon biographer Alan Clayson, ex Melody Maker journalist Chris Welch, Classic Rock Magazine writer Malcom Dome.


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WIN


Win the “six grinding, drug-fuelled stabs of rock ‘n’ roll” that is the HAG vinyl EP + “a bitter-sweet concoction of nostalgia and melancholy” of the Hills Have Riffs CD EP - both on the Noisestar label.


All you have to do is answer this simple question: “Which noisestar release featured a tambourine wielding nun on it’s cover?”


Send your answer to win@shindig-magazine.com or write to Noisestar Competition, 5 Altmore, Cherry Garden Lane, Maidenehead SL6 3QG, UK.


Closing date 30 June 2010


Win Solex vs. Cristina Martinez + Jon Spencer - “a fisticuffs of funk, garage and soul between Captain Beefheart and Ike & Tina, with a sprinkling of hip-hop courtesy of Mike Ladd” – brought to you by the Bronzerat label.


All you have to do is answer this simple question: “What is the name of Jon Spencer’s band?”


Send your answer to win@shindig-magazine.com or write to Noisestar Competition, 5 Altmore, Cherry Garden Lane, Maidenehead SL6 3QG, UK.


Closing date 30 June 2010 SPECIFY LP or CD


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