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Crawdaddy Magazine January 1974 The Who Uri Geller Stomu Yamashta Lou Reed Jackson Browne
Extremely well preserved back issue of Crawdaddy Magazine January 1974 this issue contains features on The Who 7 page article, Uri Geller 1½ pages, Stomu Yamashta 4 pages, Jackson Browne 5 page article plus lots of LP reviews including Lou Reed , Steve Miller, Bonnie Raitt, Grateful Dead, Jimmy Cliff, Letters pages, general news articles & stories.
Excellent condition. Check the uploaded scans for more details. If condition is vital please request more pics before you purchase. It has been stored flat and has never been folded
Crawdaddy was launched in 1966 briefly suspended publication in 1969 then returned in 1970 until 1979 when it changed it's name to Feature & then ceased after just a few issues. Early contributing writers included Jon Landau, Sandy Pearlman, Richard Meltzer, and Peter Knobler. It also featured contributions from Joseph Heller, John Lennon, Tim O'Brien, Michael Herr, Gilda Radner, Dan Aykroyd, P.J. O'Rourke and Cameron Crowe, plus a few random columnists including at times William S. Burroughs, Paul Krassner, the Firesign Theater, David G. Hartwell and while on the run from the law, Abbie Hoffman was Crawdaddy's travel editor.
Excellent condition. Check the uploaded scans for more details. If condition is vital please request more pics before you purchase. It has been stored flat and has never been folded
Crawdaddy was launched in 1966 briefly suspended publication in 1969 then returned in 1970 until 1979 when it changed it's name to Feature & then ceased after just a few issues. Early contributing writers included Jon Landau, Sandy Pearlman, Richard Meltzer, and Peter Knobler. It also featured contributions from Joseph Heller, John Lennon, Tim O'Brien, Michael Herr, Gilda Radner, Dan Aykroyd, P.J. O'Rourke and Cameron Crowe, plus a few random columnists including at times William S. Burroughs, Paul Krassner, the Firesign Theater, David G. Hartwell and while on the run from the law, Abbie Hoffman was Crawdaddy's travel editor.
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