Difference between revisions of "Greg Shaw"
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| − | Shaw published many [[fanzines]], including ''[[Entmoot]]'', one of the first [[Tolkien fanzines]], ''[[Feemwlort]]'' and ''[[Metanoia]]''. | + | '''Greg Shaw''' [[published]] many [[fanzines]], including ''[[Entmoot]]'', one of the first [[Tolkien fanzines]], ''[[Feemwlort]]'' and ''[[Metanoia]]''. He was a member of [[FAPA]], the [[Little Men]] and the [[N3F]]. He edited ''[[Tightbeam]]'' in 1966, the same year he more-or-less [[gafiated]] after a short but intense [[fannish]] career. |
He went into the music magazine industry, writing for and publishing many underground music zines in the ’60s and ’70s. Notably, he and his wife, [[Suzy Shaw]], founded ''Who Put the Bomp!'' in 1970, which became the Bomp! record label that released disks by such bands as Devo, The Weirdos and Iggy Pop. He later helped launch the 1980s garage revival scene. | He went into the music magazine industry, writing for and publishing many underground music zines in the ’60s and ’70s. Notably, he and his wife, [[Suzy Shaw]], founded ''Who Put the Bomp!'' in 1970, which became the Bomp! record label that released disks by such bands as Devo, The Weirdos and Iggy Pop. He later helped launch the 1980s garage revival scene. | ||
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| + | He died of heart failure. | ||
[https://scrammagazine.com/greg-shaw-interview/ Interview with Shaw about fandom’s influence,] ''Scram'', October 2004. | [https://scrammagazine.com/greg-shaw-interview/ Interview with Shaw about fandom’s influence,] ''Scram'', October 2004. | ||
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Revision as of 01:15, 30 July 2021
(January 29, 1949 – October 19, 2004)
Greg Shaw published many fanzines, including Entmoot, one of the first Tolkien fanzines, Feemwlort and Metanoia. He was a member of FAPA, the Little Men and the N3F. He edited Tightbeam in 1966, the same year he more-or-less gafiated after a short but intense fannish career.
He went into the music magazine industry, writing for and publishing many underground music zines in the ’60s and ’70s. Notably, he and his wife, Suzy Shaw, founded Who Put the Bomp! in 1970, which became the Bomp! record label that released disks by such bands as Devo, The Weirdos and Iggy Pop. He later helped launch the 1980s garage revival scene.
He died of heart failure.
Interview with Shaw about fandom’s influence, Scram, October 2004.
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