Rave Magazine September 1966 Troggs Walker Brothers Dave Berry Cliff Richard Paul Jones

Rave Magazine September 1966

POP

4 Paul Jones: Mr. Solo

8 Four Spoonfuls Please

14 Double Visions—Cliff the Christian and Cliff the pop star

18 The Pop Prince—a pop singer with a difference!

31 Walkers Talking: the Walker Brothers talk about themselves

40 Why Girls Go For Dave Berry!

FASHION

25 Protect Your Assets: (The Protection Racket, part two)

38 A Clip On The Ear: how to make ears swing!

REGULARS

16 Ronny: The Diary Of A Rave Girl

19 U.S. Cable

20 This Is Where It’s At! Mike Grant's pop gossip

34 Heart-to-Heart: Alan Freeman meets the Troggs

42 Just Dennis. A boy's angle on boys’ fashion

44 Whether Chart: alook at the record scene.

52 Raving Reports

54 Lloyd Alexander

56 Today’s Raves

58 You're Telling Us

59 We're Telling You/Boys and Girls Lost and Found/Pen Pals

62 Dodo’s Datebook

SPECIALS

10 A Rave On The Ocean Wave

22 You only want me for one thing! (The Protection Racket, part one)

46 Well, God, Who Are You?

IN COLOUR

4/5 Paul Jones 

8 Lovin’ Spoonful 

25/28/29 Protect Your Assets 

32/33 Walkers

36/37 Troggs 

40 Dave Berry

COVER: With Paul Jones, Venetia in Mark Russell's 50 gns., made to order.

Excellent condition

Rave Magazine was an UK pop magazine that started in 1964. Rave 'was five times as expensive as it's competition but printed on top quality paper with much great content and superb photographs - by Jean Marie Perier, Terry O'Neill, Marc Sharratt etc. Photo shoots were set in places like Portobello Road or Covent Garden, and stars including Jeff Beck & Scott Walker were used to model the latest trendy clothing. Rave magazine had a great team of young women writers like Cathy McGowan, Maureen O'Grady and Dawn James. Not just a pop teen mag Rave also featured many rock and pop idols of the era and countless beat and pop groups.