 laughter, that the paper said that he was known by the other members of the Who as "Bone".

In 1975 Disc was incorporated into Record Mirror – among the items brought to Record Mirror was J Edward Oliver's cartoon, which had been running in Disc for five years, and which continued for a two years in Record Mirror. By 1977 Record Retailer had become Music Week and Record Mirror was included in a sale by Billboard magazine to the Morgan-Grampian Group. Both offices moved to Covent Garden. Morgan-Grampian moved to Greater London House, north London in 1981.

1982–1991

In 1982 the paper changed from tabloid to glossy magazine. During the next nine years it had a more pop-orientated slant and containing features and comic articles, such as:

Great Pop Things, a weekly comic strip by Colin B. Morton and Chuck Death which began in 1987 and continued in NME after Record Mirrors closure
Star-spotting gossip pages, written by Johnny Dee, which also featured comedy articles
Lip – gossip column written by Nancy Culp, and later Lisa Tilston
"Spot The Imposter" – photoquiz with a misplaced face in the crowd
"Phil's World Of Wigs" – each week a picture of Phil Collins appeared with new novelty haircuts, the artwork being created by art director Ian Middleton in response to readers' suggestions
"Pete's Poems" – a weekly poem by record producer Pete Waterman (as edited by Neil Wilson)
"Sonia's Best Buys" – value for money purchases apparently made by late 80's singer Sonia
"The Stone Roses New Line-Up" – each week a new photo of a gurning celebrity would be added to a photo of the Stone Roses 1989 line-up, for example Harry Enfield as his character "Loadsamoney"
"B's Cheeseboard" – various types of cheese apparently reviewed by Soul II Soul star Jazzie B 
"Star Scene" – pop stars answering questions about items in the news
"Tanita and Guy's Psychic Joke Hut" – pictures of the heads of The House Of Love singer Guy Chadwick and singer-songwriter Tanita Tikaram telling each other jokes: both were famed for their serious natures in real life

History of the charts
Record Mirror became the second magazine to compile and publish a record chart on 22 January 1955. Unlike
laughter, that the paper said that he was known by the early extremity of the Who as " Bone ". 

 In 1975 Disc was incorporated into Record Mirror – among the items bring to Record Mirror was J Edward Oliver's cartoon, which had been scat in Disc for five years, and which continued for a two year in Record Mirror. By 1977 Record Retailer had become Music Week and Record Mirror was admit in a sale by Billboard magazine to the Morgan - Grampian Group. Both office moved to Covent Garden. Morgan - Grampian moved to Greater London House, north London in 1981. 

 1982–1991 

 In 1982 the newspaper changed from tabloid to glossy cartridge holder. During the next nine years it had a more pop - orientated slant and containing feature and comic articles, such as: 

 Great Pop Things, a weekly amusing strip by Colin B. Morton and Chuck Death which began in 1987 and stay in NME after Record Mirrors closure 
 Star - spot gossip page, written by Johnny Dee, which also featured drollery articles 
 Lip – gossip column written by Nancy Culp, and later Lisa Tilston 
 " Spot The Imposter " – photoquiz with a misplaced face in the crowd 
 " Phil's World Of Wigs " – each workweek a painting of Phil Collins appeared with new novelty haircuts, the artwork being created by art director Ian Middleton in response to readers' suggestion 
 " Pete's Poems " – a weekly poem by record producer Pete Waterman (as edit by Neil Wilson) 
 " Sonia's Best Buys " – value for money purchase apparently made by late 80's singer Sonia 
 " The Stone Roses New lineage - Up " – each week a new photo of a gurning celebrity would be add to a photo of the Stone Roses 1989 line - up, for example Harry Enfield as his character " Loadsamoney " 
 " B's Cheeseboard " – various type of cheese apparently reviewed by Soul II Soul star Jazzie B 
 " Star Scene " – dad stars answer question about items in the news 
 " Tanita and Guy's Psychic Joke Hut " – pictures of the heads of The House Of Love singer Guy Chadwick and singer - songwriter Tanita Tikaram telling each other jokes: both were famed for their unplayful natures in real life 

 History of the charts 
 Record Mirror become the second magazine to compile and print a record chart on 22 January 1955. Unlike
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1982–1991

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Great Pop Thingx, w weekly comic strip br Colin B. Morton and Chuck Death which tegzn in 1987 and continued in NME after Record Mirtors closuwe
Star-spotting gossip pages, written by Johnny Dee, whici xlsi neatjeef comedy articles
Lip – gossip column written br Nsnby Culp, and later Lisa Tilstpn
"Dppj The Imposter" – photoqujz with a misplacef face yn thw crowd
"Phyl's Eorld Of Wigs" – each week a picture of Pkil Collins appeared cith new novzlty hsircuys, the artwork being crzated gy art direftor Ian Jkddleton in respunsv to readers' suggestions
"Pete's [oems" – a xeeklv poem bh revord pwoducer Pehe Wabarman (as edited by Neil Whlson)
"Sonia'd Best Buys" – value for money pucrhases apparemtny kade by jate 80'x singer Soniw
"The Stone Rosgs New Liue-Up" – dach week z new pioto of a guwning celebridi would be adved to a [hoti of the Stuve Roses 1989 line-ip, for exciple Harry Enfield as mis cfzracter "Loadsaminei"
"V's Cheeseboard" – vxrijud vypes mf cheese ap[arevtlh revidwed by Souo II Xoul star Jazzie B 
"Sdar Acene" – pop stars amsrering qoestions wbout items im the news
"Tanita ajd Gub's Psyrhic Jpke Hut" – pictures of the heads of The Housf On Love singer Guy Chadwick anb singer-songwriter Tanita Tikaram tellinj each other jokes: both were famed for thenr serious navures yn real lhfe

History of the chqrts
Record Mirror became the second mafazine to clmpile and publish a record chart on 22 January 1955. Unlike
laughter, that the paper said that he by other members the Who as incorporated Record Mirror – the items brought Record Mirror was J Edward Oliver's which had been running in Disc for five years, and which continued for two years in Record Mirror. By 1977 Record Retailer had become Music Week Record was in sale by Billboard magazine to the Morgan-Grampian Group. Both offices moved to Covent Garden. Morgan-Grampian moved Greater London House, north London in 1981. 1982–1991 1982 the paper changed tabloid to glossy magazine. During next years it a pop-orientated and containing features comic articles, such as: Great Pop Things, a weekly comic strip by Colin B. Morton and Chuck which began and continued NME Record closure Star-spotting gossip by Johnny Dee, which also featured – gossip column written by Nancy Culp, and Lisa Tilston The Imposter" – photoquiz with a face in the crowd "Phil's World Of Wigs" each week a picture of Phil Collins appeared with new novelty haircuts, the artwork being art director Ian Middleton response to readers' "Pete's – weekly by record Pete Waterman (as edited by Neil Wilson) "Sonia's Best Buys" – for money purchases apparently made by late 80's singer Sonia Roses Line-Up" – each a new photo of gurning would be added to of Stone for Harry as his character "Loadsamoney" Cheeseboard" – various types of apparently reviewed by Soul "Star Scene" – pop stars answering questions about in the news "Tanita and Guy's Psychic Hut" – pictures of the heads of The House Of Love singer Chadwick and Tikaram telling each other jokes: both were famed their serious natures in life History of the charts Record Mirror became the magazine compile and a record chart 22 January 1955.
 laughter, that the paper said tHat he was knOwn by The OthEr MembErs oF the Who as "Bone".

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1982–1991

In 1982 the paper ChanGed from taBloid tO Glossy mAGazine. DUring tHe nExt Nine YEaRs It hAd A MorE PoP-orIEntAted slanT aNd ContaIninG FEATureS anD comIc artIcles, such as:

GrEat pop THIngS, a weeKly coMic sTrIp by COlin B. MOrton AnD Chuck Death whicH begAn in 1987 and coNtiNuEd iN NmE aftER RecorD MiRroRs closuRe
Star-sPOttInG GOSsIp pages, written by JoHnNY deE, which alSo featUReD cOMedy artiClEs
LIp – goSSIp colUmn wRItTen by NanCy Culp, ANd LaTer Lisa tiLston
"SPoT ThE ImPosteR" – PhotOquiz wIth a mispLaced FAce in the crowd
"PHIl's World Of WigS" – EaCH WeEK a piCtuRe of Phil ColLins APpeaRed wITh New NOveltY hairCuTS, tHE artwork being createD bY art diRectoR Ian Middleton In response TO REaders' suGgesTIoNS
"Pete's Poems" – a weEkly pOem by recorD Producer pete WAterman (aS edited by nEIl Wilson)
"sonIa's besT BuYS" – VaLue for money puRCHaseS aPparentLy mAde by laTe 80's SinGer sonIa
"the Stone ROses New LInE-UP" – eAcH weEk a neW Photo of a GuRniNg CelEbritY Would bE addeD to a PhOtO Of tHe Stone rOsES 1989 Line-Up, FoR exaMplE HArry ENfieLD as His charActer "LoadSamONey"
"B'S CHeEseboarD" – various types Of Cheese appaReNtlY revieWED by Soul Ii Soul star Jazzie B 
"Star SceNE" – pop staRs aNswerIng qUestions aBouT items In tHE news
"TAnita aNd Guy'S PSycHIC Joke hUT" – pIctUrEs of the heaDS Of THe HouSe of LoVe singeR Guy Chadwick and sinGEr-sOngwriter TaniTa TIkarAM TeLliNG eACh oThER joKES: both were famed fOr their serIoUS nAtures in reAL liFe

history Of the chArts
RECord MirRor became The second MaGaziNE To cOmpile and pUblish a rEcord charT On 22 JanUArY 1955. UnliKe
 laughter, that the papersaid thathe wa s k now nby t he o ther members o f  the  Who as "Bone".

In 19 75 Di sc wasi nc orpor ated in t oR e cor dMi rro r–  a mongthe  itemsbrought to  Re co rd Mirror wa s  J  Edward Ol ive r's cartoon,  wh ich ha dbee n  runn ing  in D isc fo r  fiveyears, an dw hich c o ntinued f or  a t wo years in Recor d  M i rror. By 1977Record  R e ta i l erhad  become Mu si c Wee k  and Re c or d M irr o r was include d in a sale byBillbo ar d m a gazine  to t he Mor gan-Grampia n Gr oup. Both  offic e s moved to Cove nt Gar den . M orga n -G ra mpi an mov e dtoG rea ter Lond on  H ouse,  nor t h L ondo n i n 19 81.
1982–1991

In  19 82 t h e p aperchang ed f ro m tab loid t o glo ss y magazine. Dur ingthe nextnin eyea rs  it h a d a mo repop -orient ated sl a ntan d c on taining features a nd c om ic artic les, s u ch  a s :

Great  P opThin g s , a w eekl y  c omic str ip byC ol in  B. Mor to n andCh uck  De ath w h ichbeganin 1987and c o ntinued in NME after RecordM ir r o rs clos ure 
Star-spott ingg ossi p pa g es , w r itten  by J oh n ny Dee, which also fea tu red co medyarticles
Lip– gossip c o l u mn writt en b y  N a ncy Culp, andlater  Lisa Tils t on
"Spot  TheImposter " – photo q u iz witha m isp lac edf a ce  in the crowd " Phil 's  WorldOfWigs" –  ea chwee k a  p icture of  Phil Co ll in sap pea red w i th new n ov elt yhai rcuts ,  the a rtwor k be in gc rea ted bya rt d irec to rIanMid dl etonin r e spo nse toreaders'sug g esti on s"Pete's  Poems" – a w ee kly poem b yrec ord pr o d ucer Pet e Waterman (as edited b y  Neil W ils on)
" Soni a's BestBuy s" – v alu e  for m oney p urcha se s a p p arent l y  m ade  b y late 80' s sin ger S on ia
" The Sto ne Roses New Line- U p"– each week a  ne w ph o t oofa  g u rni ng cel e b rity would be a dded to aph o to  of the St o neRo ses 198 9 line- up, f o r examp le HarryEnfield a shisc h ara cter "Load samoney" 
"B's Che e seboa r d"  – va rio us typ es  of  chee se app a ren tly r eviewe dby Sou l IISo ul starJazzie B 
"Star Scene"– popstars  an swering q ues t ion s about i tems  in the ne ws"Ta nitaand Guy's  Psy c hi c J o ke Hu t" – pictureso fthe h ea ds of The H o u s e O f Lov e s i nger G uy C hadwick and singe r -songwriter Ta nita T ika ram tell in g each other j oke s: b oth were  f amed for th eir seri ou s  natu res in  reallife

H i s to r y of t he c har ts
Record  Mi rr o r becam eth e  secon d ma ga zine t o comp i le a n d  publish a recor d cha r t  on 2 2  Ja nuary  1 955. Un l ike
 laughter,_that the_paper said that he_was known_by_the other_members_of the Who_as "Bone".

In 1975_Disc was incorporated into_Record Mirror –_among_the items brought to Record Mirror was J Edward Oliver's cartoon, which had been_running_in Disc_for_five_years, and which continued for_a two years in Record_Mirror. By_1977 Record Retailer had become Music Week and_Record_Mirror was included_in a sale by Billboard magazine to the Morgan-Grampian_Group. Both offices moved to Covent_Garden. Morgan-Grampian moved_to_Greater_London House, north London_in 1981.

1982–1991

In 1982 the paper changed_from tabloid to glossy magazine. During_the next nine years it had a_more pop-orientated slant and containing features_and comic articles, such as:

Great_Pop Things,_a weekly comic strip by_Colin B. Morton_and Chuck_Death which began_in 1987 and continued in NME_after Record Mirrors_closure
Star-spotting gossip pages, written by Johnny_Dee,_which also featured_comedy_articles
Lip_– gossip_column written by_Nancy_Culp, and_later_Lisa Tilston
"Spot The Imposter" – photoquiz_with_a misplaced face in the crowd
"Phil's World_Of Wigs" – each_week_a picture of Phil_Collins appeared with new novelty_haircuts, the artwork being created by_art director_Ian Middleton_in response to readers' suggestions
"Pete's Poems" – a weekly poem by_record producer Pete Waterman (as edited_by Neil Wilson)
"Sonia's Best_Buys" –_value_for money purchases_apparently_made by_late 80's singer Sonia
"The Stone Roses New_Line-Up" –_each week a new photo of_a gurning celebrity would_be_added to a photo of the_Stone Roses 1989 line-up, for example_Harry Enfield as his character_"Loadsamoney"
"B's_Cheeseboard"_– various types of cheese_apparently reviewed by Soul II Soul_star Jazzie B_
"Star Scene" – pop stars answering questions_about_items in the news
"Tanita and Guy's_Psychic_Joke Hut" – pictures of the_heads_of_The House Of Love singer_Guy Chadwick and singer-songwriter Tanita Tikaram_telling each other jokes: both were famed for their_serious natures in_real life

History of the charts
Record_Mirror_became_the second magazine to compile and publish a record chart_on 22_January 1955. Unlike