Beatchapter
Rolling Stone Magazine No 87, July 22 1971 Jethro Tull Rolling Stones Endless Party At Glastonbury
Rolling Stone No 87 July 22, 1971
In this issue: NEW YORK: The Fillmore East closes to the shout of "more, more." Or was it "fuck, fuck"? Meanwhile, Superstar J.C. ascends into another tax bracket 11 LONDON: The Glastonbury Festival - any festival with a pyramid stage and a direct energy lay-line from Stonehenge can't be all wrong. And it wasn't. 12 ORGANIC EATS: You are what you eat 13 JOHN BALDRY: Confessions of a Mother Hen 14 THE NEW HAWAII: Beware of the Primo Warrior 16 PERSPECTIVES: Top Secret Equals - Most Secret. Get it? 19 Jethro Tull by Grover Lewis 20 UNION GROVE FIDDLERS CONVENTION by Perry Deane Young 24 EUROPEAN SNAPSHOTS by Gerard Malanga 30
Complete issue in average legible condition. Has been archive stored folded.
Founded in California, by Jann Wenner back in 1967 Rolling Stone Magazine delved deep into the music world and frequently tackled political issues. In the first edition 11/9/1967 Wenner wrote that Rolling Stone "is not just about music, but about things & attitudes that the music scene embraces. However it quickly distanced itself from the underground newspapers of the time embracing traditional journalism & avoiding the radical politics championed by the underground press.
In this issue: NEW YORK: The Fillmore East closes to the shout of "more, more." Or was it "fuck, fuck"? Meanwhile, Superstar J.C. ascends into another tax bracket 11 LONDON: The Glastonbury Festival - any festival with a pyramid stage and a direct energy lay-line from Stonehenge can't be all wrong. And it wasn't. 12 ORGANIC EATS: You are what you eat 13 JOHN BALDRY: Confessions of a Mother Hen 14 THE NEW HAWAII: Beware of the Primo Warrior 16 PERSPECTIVES: Top Secret Equals - Most Secret. Get it? 19 Jethro Tull by Grover Lewis 20 UNION GROVE FIDDLERS CONVENTION by Perry Deane Young 24 EUROPEAN SNAPSHOTS by Gerard Malanga 30
Complete issue in average legible condition. Has been archive stored folded.
Founded in California, by Jann Wenner back in 1967 Rolling Stone Magazine delved deep into the music world and frequently tackled political issues. In the first edition 11/9/1967 Wenner wrote that Rolling Stone "is not just about music, but about things & attitudes that the music scene embraces. However it quickly distanced itself from the underground newspapers of the time embracing traditional journalism & avoiding the radical politics championed by the underground press.
£0.00
£12.00