“Morrissey interview and Smiths retrospective.”
Author Archives: Nick Stuckenborg
CD Review – April 1994
“‘Morrissey: Happy At Last?’. Cover photo and article.”
Details – April 1994
“Morrissey interview by William Shaw: “Yippee-ki-yay!” / “Homme Alone 2”. Photographs by Anton Corbijn. Topics: “Vauxhall & I”, the past year, happiness, Smiths legacy, boxing, sex, friends.”
Les Inrockuptibles – April 1994
“Morrissey interview titled “Haute-Fidélité”. Very nice photo (no cover).”
Q – April 1994
“‘Yes, I Am Pregnant: Mr. Chuckle-Trousers Unzips His Lip’ / ‘Hello Cruel World’, a Morrissey interview by Stuart Maconie. Photos on cover and inside by Andy Earl, taken at the LA Griffith Observatory (includes one Smiths photo by Paul Slattery). Topics: Gillian Taylforth, “Vauxhall & I”, rumours, personality change, England and America, being sensitive, growing older, Johnny Marr, the Smiths’ albums, the Angelic Upstarts, pop music.”
Zillo – April 1994
An article detailing Morrissey’s solo work so far, including Vauxhall and I
L’Indic – March 1994
“”Ma Prison Dorée”, a Morrissey interview by J.C. Panek. Photos by P. Mazzoni including cover. Topics: interviewing Morrissey, heores, solitude, press, his audience, happiness, record labels, internet.”
NME – 26 March 1994
“‘MOZMANIA! Viva mate: Morrissey meets his public’ Article written by Angela Lewis and Stuart Bailie, photos by Kevin Cummins and Roger Sargent, cover by Sargent.”
The Sunday Times – 13 March 1994
“Fascinating article in which Julie Burchill writes at length about Morrissey’s youth before recalling, interview-style, a surreal incident in which Morrissey turned up unannounced on her doorstep. (The outcome was not pretty!)
This is the infamous “stitch-up” later referred to in the May issue of Select that had Morrissey’s companion, Jake Walters, so incensed that a ten mile run was required to work off the aggression!”
The Guardian Weekend – 26 February 1994
“Morrissey on cover and interview inside.”
Illness As Art 