Description
Hullabaloo Magazine – April–May 1968 – Vol. 3 No. 3 – Bee Gees Cover – No Label
This April–May 1968 issue of Hullabaloo Magazine features the Bee Gees on the cover and an exciting lineup of articles, exclusive photo spreads, and interviews that capture the energy of late ’60s rock and pop. With coverage of icons like The Who, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, The Monkees, Jim Morrison and The Doors, The Beach Boys, and more, this edition offers readers an authentic snapshot of the era’s music scene.
Condition:
Good condition. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please check all photos for condition details. Combined shipping available upon request. All magazines are shipped in a protective plastic covering.
Contents Include:
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The Who – Peter Townshend in a revealing interview (p. 38)
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Jimi Hendrix – Exclusive photo session (p. 41)
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The Rolling Stones – Rare photo feature (p. 22)
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The Monkees – Do Peter and Davy love the same girl? (p. 20)
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Jim Morrison & The Doors – Hip questions and answers (p. 46)
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The Rascals – Color concert spectacular (p. 32)
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The Beach Boys – Behind-the-scenes look (p. 49)
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Procol Harum – Part 2 of an exclusive interview (p. 30)
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Vanilla Fudge – Second installment of their profile (p. 36)
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The Spoonful – Latest updates (p. 44)
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First Edition – Candid photos with this new super group (p. 50)
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Lulu – Featured as girl of the month (p. 52)
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Raga Rock – Exploring the influence of Eastern music (p. 54)
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Plus: The Others Brothers comic series, Pop Music think pieces, Boston Rock, and more.
A vivid chronicle of 1968 music culture, this issue highlights the rise of psychedelic and pop-rock icons, making it a valuable collectible for Bee Gees fans, ’60s music historians, and vintage magazine collectors alike.