Description
Cheetah Magazine January 1968 Vol. 1 No. 4 Billy James, Michael Pollard No Label
This January 1968 issue of Cheetah Magazine (Vol. 1, No. 4) captures the countercultural spirit of the late 1960s with bold commentary, rock features, and groundbreaking cultural reporting. Known for its edgy voice and fearless coverage of music, politics, and the arts, Cheetah was short-lived but influential, making each surviving issue highly collectible. This volume features Billy James and Michael J. Pollard, alongside striking editorial content on music, psychedelia, and social change.
Condition:
The magazine is in good condition. The cover and edges may show minor signs of handling, consistent with age, but the interior remains clean and well-preserved. Please review the provided photos carefully, as the pictured magazine is the exact item you will receive. Each issue is shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents Include:
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The Day They Blew Up the Brill Building – by Lawrence Dietz
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A Night with John Lennon – by Derek Taylor
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Temples of Ecstasy — Part II – by Hugh Crane
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Plugin Art
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Hollywood’s Rock Castle
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Any Color, So Long as It Isn’t Black
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The Orange County 3 – by Tom Nolan
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An Autobiography of Michael J. Pollard – by Doon Arbus
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The Henry Ford of Acid – by Digby Diehl
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Fidelio – by George H. Szanto
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The U.S. Army vs. The U.S. Hippies
Departments:
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Records
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Minipress Digest
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In-Person
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Flashes
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Books
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Movies
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Fashion
This issue stands out with its mix of rock features, countercultural essays, and rare firsthand accounts—including a John Lennon piece by Derek Taylor and a candid autobiography by Michael J. Pollard. A rare and vibrant artifact of 1960s youth culture, ideal for collectors of rock history, psychedelia, and underground press publications.