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Title: Zabadak Country:   France Issue: 11 Date: 1994 Rating: Rate Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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#11 showed a slight change of direction as we began to include females in our coverage and with French songstress Linda William being the first (femme) on a Zabadak cover. Linda had been yet another reason for resurrecting Zabadak because her and French music were beginning to make an impact (and motivation on the magazine) and there was quite an in depth piece on her. One of the major articles in #11 was on the Ohio Express which was in fact Part 3 of our Bubblegum story – there were many really interesting new discoveries on their career reported. Via that history then our connections with The Casuals (and John Tebb) started and ever since we have also championed that band. #11 continued with various singles analysed from the 60s/70s – then also notable singles by sixties artists released during the period May’93 to May’94 (there were only 6 singles to report this time – noticeably getting less during the confusing changeover from vinyl to CD singles); there was a major article on Mungo Jerry; a live review of Procol’s 15th July 1993 Southend On Sea gig; 3 Beach Boys albums reviewed; a critique on underrated New Zealand 80′s band Mi-Sex; White Plains; Marmalade; Hollies were well represented; Swinging Blue Jeans; McGuiness Flint; Idle Race; Moody Blues; Bee Gees; readers Top 10 Acts listings (had actually started in #10) and were now gathering speed (giving us an idea on what acts we should be writing about!). Naturally enough we detailed the latest events on DD & DBM&T (3 pages). Dave Dee’s solo album was progressing well – he’d now already been working for 20 months on this moving away from the original heavy rock orientated direction into more mellow sounds. We’d been hoping that DBM&T would come out with something startlingly new but in 1994 – even if Tony “Beaky” Carpenter was making excellent contributions & there were ideas being kicked around on doing new recordings – this was seemingly not going to happen.

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