The Rolling Stones’ astonishing 1967, free UK Psych CD, plus Tom Petty, Phil Ochs, The Beatles and more.

New MOJO features The Jam, Best Of 2017 CD, Bruce Springsteen, Josh Homme and more.

The soul king’s greatest year ended in unimaginable sadness. But 50 years on, as Geoff Brown gleans from his friends and bandmates, his legacy is resurgent.

Bob Dylan’s Trouble No More – The Bootleg Series Vol. 13 / 1979-1981 to be released on November 3. Contains revelations… and Revelations!

Exclusive: Carlos Alomar on Bowie’s Berlin “sadness”; Tony Visconti on the resurrection of Lodger, in the MOJO magazine out in the UK from Tuesday, September 26

Always changing but always the same, Tom Petty loved to be the bridge between the past and present of rock’n’roll.

WITH BRAND NEW INTERVIEWS and rare pictures, the latest MOJO delves into the most fascinating phase of David Bowie’s career: his late-’70s spell in Berlin, and the paradigm-shifting albums that sprang from it. Tony Visconti, Carlos Alomar and more help us decode Low, “Heroes” and Lodger while our 15-track Free CD, Neu Decade, celebrates the music that fed into Bowie’s Euro-exile – including Can, Cluster, Popol Vuh and Michael Rother. Also in the issue: Otis Redding’s climactic 1967; Dhani Harrison on life as a Beatle’s boy; Taj Mahal takes the blues to the world; Chris Hillman remembers the Byrds, Burrito Brothers and beyond; and we celebrate the staggering legacies of Holger Czukay, Walter Becker and Glen Campbell. Plus: Slade; KLF; Tricky; First Aid Kit; Lukas Nelson; Wolf Alice; The Smiths; Robert Plant; Liam Gallagher; St. Vincent; Beck; Kevin Ayers; Peggy Seeger and… Crass!