Wax Poetics Issue 65 features 21 pages dedicated to A Tribe Called Quest\'s debut album, People\'s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm , including an oral history with original founding members Q-Tip, Phife Dawg (in his final interview), Ali Shaheed Muhammad, and Jarobi, as well as ``fifth member`` and iconic engineer Bob PowerRare and classic photos by Ernie Paniccioli and Janette Beckman, as well as pics from the personal collection of Ali Shaheed Muhammad.
Also an in-depth history of England\'s ``northern soul`` club scene with excellent photos documenting the DJs and dancers; organist and ``Why Can\'t We Live Together`` songwriter Timmy Thomas; bassist and jazz-futurist Esperanza Spalding; singer/rapper Anderson .
Paak; singer Dornik; and Hawaiian music blog and label Aloha Got Soul..
Rare photos of Bowie at Sigma by photographer DagmarWe also offer a four-page ``David in Philly`` timeline and a five-page interview with Bowie photographer Steve Schapiro.
The in-depth, 20-page story is told with the help of producer Tony Visconti; pianist Mike Garson; model, muse, and singer Ava Cherry; singer Robin Clark, and her husband, guitarist and collaborator Carlos Alomar.
Back cover feature explores David Bowie\'s time in Philly, recording David Live and much of his R&B masterpiece, Young Americans --at the iconic Sigma Sound Studios used by Gamble & Huff and countless Philly soul acts.
Wax Poetics Issue 65 features 21 pages dedicated to A Tribe Called Quest\'s debut album, People\'s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm , including an oral history with original founding members Q-Tip, Phife Dawg (in his final interview), Ali Shaheed Muhammad, and Jarobi, as well as ``fifth member`` and iconic engineer Bob PowerRare and classic photos by Ernie Paniccioli and Janette Beckman, as well as pics from the personal collection of Ali Shaheed Muhammad
