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Title: Zabadak Country:   France Issue: 10 Date: 1993 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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With the news of Paul Bennett being now replaced by Tony Carpenter (who now assumed the role as the new “Beaky”). In fact after the really good vibes present in Zab#9 concerning Paul then things seemed to go quickly downhill for him & so in the end it was actually no real surprise to see Tony now entering the band. #10 was more of an issue for Moody Blues and Procol Harum fans with in depth articles for each of them. Both bands had just now released new LPs which captured our fancy and inspired those articles – for example Dave Dee was listening and enjoying very much Procol’s then current ‘Prodigal Stranger’ LP. There were though plenty of other interesting aspects within with articles on The Move, Scandinavian 60s pop rock, Herman’s Hermits, plus plenty of retrospective (from original vinyl) LP reviews – Jethro Tull, Wayne Fontana, McGuiness Flint, Allan Clarke, Gerry Rafferty, Downliners Sect, Zed, Tremeloes, Magic Lanterns, Marmalade, Cat Stevens, Beatles, Ringo Starr, Animals, Lindisfarne, etc. DDDBM&T were again well represented with some in depth retrospective analysis for both the ‘If No One Sang’ and ‘Fresh Ear’ LPs plus also the latest news in both the DD and D,B,M&T camps. Some big news was that Dave Dee had (then 9 months previously) started work on his solo album – so much so that he’d in fact recorded 12 tracks but that there had been quite a change of direction during this process (six of which had already been thrown out i.e. ‘No Guts No Glory’ as no longer fitting in with the concept) – Dave was really throwing himself 100% into this project with help from Export’s Steve Morris & Marmalade’s Sandy Newman. Looking back now at #10 even if perhaps overall not quite as good as #9 it still turned out OK (with plenty of nostalgia & enjoyment within) & a special thanks to Aicha for her encouragement that we were able to continue on during this tricky period.

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