Hullabaloo Magazine August 1968 Vol 3 No. 6 Jim Morrison w Pin-up No Label VG


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Hullabaloo Magazine – August 1968 – Vol. 3 No. 6 – Jim Morrison w/ Pin-up – No Label – VG

This August 1968 issue of Hullabaloo Magazine spotlights Jim Morrison of The Doors, featuring five full-color pages of the rock icon along with a special pin-up. Inside, the magazine delivers an electrifying lineup of features and photo spreads on the biggest names in music during the height of the psychedelic era.

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Very good condition with minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for condition. Combined shipping available upon request. Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering.

Contents Include:

  • Jimi Hendrix – What it’s really like to experience Hendrix live (p. 5)

  • The Who – Legendary Peter Townshend interview, Part Five (p. 22)

  • Traffic – Stevie Winwood’s group in the spotlight (p. 25)

  • Cream, Blue Cheer & Hendrix – Tony Glover explores the feel of body music (p. 26)

  • The Bee Gees – A fan’s-eye view of Barry, Robin, Maurice, Colin & Vince (p. 28)

  • Jefferson Airplane – In-depth interview with Marty Balin (p. 30)

  • Blood, Sweat & Tears – Al Kooper’s departure story (p. 34)

  • Jim Morrison – Stunning five-page color spread on the Doors’ frontman (p. 36)

  • Janis Joplin – Profile of a new pop superstar (p. 42)

  • The Rascals – A conversation with Dino, Eddie, Gene & Fe (p. 44)

  • The Box Tops – Exclusive interview (p. 46)

  • The Electric Flag – Buddy Miles interviewed by Ellen Sander (p. 48)

  • Simon & Garfunkel – Riding high on Bookends and The Graduate (p. 50)

  • The Beatles – Complete and uncut New York press conference transcript (p. 62)

  • Plus: The Union Gap, The Cherry People, Otis Redding tribute, and more.

Color Pin-ups & Posters:

  • Jimi Hendrix (poster)

  • Jim Morrison (color feature)

  • Janis Joplin (poster)

A vibrant chronicle of 1968’s rock explosion, this issue captures legendary figures at their peak—making it a standout collectible for fans of The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, and Janis Joplin.

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