1968 Rolling Stone Magazine 28th September N°18

Year: 1968

Saison: September

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: Janis/Pete Townshend

Volume: 1 Number: N°18

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Black/Blue

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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1968 Rolling Stone Magazine 26th October N°20

Year: 1968

Saison: 26th October

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: The Beattles

Volume: 1 Number: N°20

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Blue/Black Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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1968 Rolling Stone Magazine 23th November N°22

Year: 1968

Date: 23th November

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: John Lenon & Yoko Ono

​Volume: 1 Number: N°22

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Red/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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1968 Rolling Stone Magazine 12th October N°19

Year: 1969

Saison: October

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: Mick Jagger

Volume: 1 Number: N°19

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Purple/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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1968 Rolling Stone Magazine
9th November N°21

Year: 1968

Date: 9th November

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: U.S Army Special Report

Volume: 1 Number: N°21

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Orange/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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1968 Rolling Stone Magazine
7th December N°23

Year: 1968

Date: 7th December

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: Doug Sam dispossessed Texan

​Volume: 1 Number: N°23

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Green/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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1968 Rolling Stone Magazine
21th December N°24

Year: 1968

Date: 21th December

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: The Beattle

​Volume: 1 Number: N°24

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Yellow/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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1969 Rolling Stone Magazine
1st February N°26

Year: 1969

Date: 1st February

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: The Jimi Hendrix

Volume: 1 Number: N°26

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Purple/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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1969 Rolling Stone Magazine
1st March N°28

Year: 1969

Date: 1st March

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: Kenji “Julie” Sawada of the Japanese band Julie and the Tigers.

​Volume: 1 Number: N°28

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Red/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time, missing pages

Number of page: 6 (Uncomplet)

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Note: 

Features: “Japanese Rock” by Max E. Lash; “The Hollywood Hillbillies: What’s Old Is New” by Jerry Hopkins; “Antonioni” by Gene Youngblood; “Van Morrison” by Greil Marcus; “Holiday in Germany” by Richard Brautigan.

News: “Rev. Robert Wilkins: A Song Confusion on Stones Album” by Tony Glover; “Joe Cocker: ‘U.S.’s Only Culture is Black’” by Ritchie Yorke; “Rock Dominates ’68 Golden LPs”; “Columbia’s Bid Bags Johnny Winter”; “A Dictatorship Clamps Down”; “Tiny Tim’s Triumphant Two-Week Tour”; “Jack Bruce and His Friends LP”; “Beck, Tull, Others At Newport Festival”; “Genitalia Slips Quietly Under the Counter” by Jerry Hopkins; “Hairdresser Jailed-Fake Aretha Show”; “New Cohen LP; ‘Songs from a Room’”; “Phil Spector Recording New LP; Releasing Old LP”; “Electric Circus’ ‘2001’ Renovation”; “Church Resurrects Trips Festival”; “A True-Life Pop Marriage”; “A Tough Month To be a Head.” And Random Notes on Ravi Shankar, Aretha Franklin, Eric Clapton, Donovan, Elvis Presley, Cass Elliott, the Monkees, and Patty Page.

Columns: Perspectives by Ralph J. Gleason (“Songs Would Do More than Books”); Visuals by Thomas Albright (“Zap Snatch & Crumb”); Books by Steve Russell (on The World of Rock by John Gabree, The Beatles Book by Edward E. Davis, and Rock and Other Four Letter Words by J. Merks).

Full-page ads: Song Cycle by Van Dyke Parks on Warner Bros; Donovan’s Greatest Hits on Epic; Led Zeppelin on Atlantic; Wee Tam and The Big Huge by the Incredible String Band on Elektra; The Pentangle on Reprise.

More ads: The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper on Columbia; Limelight Records; Smooth Ball by T.I.M.E. on Liberty; Rolling Stone Book (a bound volume of the first 15 issues for $9); Terry Riley in C on Columbia; Come On, React by the Fireballs on Atco; The Roots Of America’s Music on Arhoolie; Autumn by Don Ellis on Columbia; Wings of Man by Danny McCulloch on Capitol.

Reviews: Two Virgins by John Lennon and Yoko Ono (by Jonathan Cott); Wonderwall by George Harrison (by Tony Glover); Blood, Sweat and Tears (by Jon Landau); Bayou Country by Creedence Clearwater Revival (by Ray Rezos); Soul ’69 by Aretha Franklin (by Stanley Booth); Cold Wind Blues by Colwell-Winnfeld Blues Band/Cut You Loose by James Cotton (by Pete Welding); The Insect Trust (by Ed Ward); Lucky Thirteen by Bert Jansch (by Gary Von Tersch); Mama Tried by Merle Haggard (by Andy Wickham).

Poetry: “2 by Saroyan” by Aram Saroyan.

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1969 Rolling Stone Magazine
4th January N°25

Year: 1969

Date: 4th January

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: Rob Tyner

Volume: 1 Number: N°25

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Green/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time

Number of page: 31

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1969 Rolling Stone Magazine
15th February N°27

Year: 1969

Date: 15th February

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: The GTOs, Cynthi

Volume: 1 Number: N°27

Country: Usa City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Orange/Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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Note: Rolling Stone's front cover features an article on "groupies" - introducing a new term to the popular lexicon.

As rock and roll matures, fan culture also becomes more refined, and a name is needed for the ladies who hang out at the stage door hoping for some intimate interaction with the band. These girls add color to and intrigue to the rock stars' stories, but they are typically minor characters in music journalism, often sneered upon in print. Rolling Stone, in just their 27th issue, makes them the cover story and defines their moniker: Groupie. Groupie culture shows up in dozens of songs: One of the most infamous of all groupies, Cynthia "Plaster Caster" Albritton (who gets her name from her penchant for taking casts of band members' members) is immortalized in Kiss's "Plaster Caster" and The Eagles document a particularly debauched event in "Pretty Maids All In A Row." Frank Zappa goes one further than writing songs, and forms a group made up entirely of groupies: The GTO's. They release a single album: "Permanent Damage (1969). Some groupies become well-known in their own right, preempting the post-millennial culture of becoming "famous for being famous." Among them are Bebe Buell (the mother of Liv Tyler) and Pamela Des Barres, who writes two books on the subculture: I'm With The Band (1977) and Take Another Little Piece of My Heart: A Groupie Grows Up (1993). By the late 1980s there is even a male groupie known as Pleather who follows all-female bands such as the Bangles and L7. Not all of the liaisons between rocks stars and groupies are one-night stands: Several performers marry their fans, although these are rarely lifelong unions. Todd Rundgren married Bebe Buell, The The Velvet Underground's John Cale married Cynthia Wells of the GTO's, and Whitesnake's David Coverdale wed Tawny Kitaen, who became a video vixen when she appeared in "Here I Go Again." As for how the word "groupie" developed a negative connotation, Pamela Des Barres says, "People just got jealous because we were getting backstage and they weren't." Cynthia Albritton, the "Plaster Caster," adds, "Some band members didn't like the fact that girls were willing to have sex with other band members besides themselves. They were insecure about their pecking order."

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1969 Rolling Stone Magazine
15th March N°29

Year: 1969

Date: 15th March

Magazine: Rolling Stone

Back Cover: Janis Jopline

Volume: 1 Number: N°29

Country: Usa

City: San Francisco

Language: English

Colors: Royal Blue /Black

Conditions: Extra good conditions, look like new, minor damage on , pages yellowing due by the time.

Number of page: 31

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