Description
Explore this remarkable piece of music history with the Keyboard Magazine, August 1990 issue. This classic vintage magazine features the charismatic Harry Connick Jr. on the cover, offering a unique insight into the world of music and culture during this vibrant decade. Not only does this issue highlight Connick's contributions to the industry, but it also delves into the fascinating rise of the Culture Jammers and their impactful message: "Art of Lies." This topic remains relevant and thought-provoking, capturing the era's artistic and social movements.
This **August 1990 issue** of Keyboard Magazine stands out as a valuable collectible among vintage magazines enthusiasts. With 1990 marking a significant year in the evolution of popular music, this magazine encapsulates a slice of history that music lovers and collectors will cherish.
Condition-wise, this vintage magazine is in good shape. Expect edges with very minor wear, and while it may show some minor marks and a folded crease on the front cover, it remains overall well-preserved. It comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring its longevity. Additionally, there is a small address label on the front, which does not detract from its collectibility.
Key features of this collectible magazine include:
- Cover story featuring Harry Connick Jr., capturing the essence of his musical journey.
- In-depth exploration of the Culture Jammers and their relevance in the 90s art scene.
This vintage magazine is a must-have for any serious collector or music enthusiast, making it a fantastic addition to your library or as a gift for a loved one passionate about music history.
