Rolling Stone Magazine No 86 July 8 1971.

In this issue: NEW YORK: On the town with John and Yoko 10 REVIVAL: Link Wray (sans Wraymen) is back 11 NILS LOFGREN prayed that Neil'd he good 12 FESTIVALS: Sky River resurrects; Newport Jazz, Folk 13 CANNES: El Topo's director makes the ladies quiver 16 THE BLUES: According to Alexis Korner 14 SIR DOUGLAS 20 JOE SMITH 24 KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN 31-1 REVIEWS 35

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