Modern Annual Magazine 1964 Vol 1 No. 1 The Beatles Cover No Label GD Interior

Modern Annual Magazine 1964 Vol. 1 No. 1 The Beatles Cover No Label GD Interior

This 1964 first edition of Modern Annual Magazine (Vol. 1, No. 1) features The Beatles on the cover and delivers a vibrant mix of music rivalries, star profiles, and teen favorites from the height of the British Invasion. Packed with features on rock, pop, and soul performers, this issue captures the exciting diversity of the early 1960s music scene and remains a standout collectible for Beatles fans and vintage magazine collectors.

Condition:
The magazine is in acceptable condition with a good interior. The front cover shows creases and marks, and additional wear and possible rips may be present inside. Please carefully review the photos provided, as the pictured item is the exact one you will receive. Each magazine is shipped with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents Include:

• The Big Battles:

  • The Beatles vs. The Four Seasons

  • George Maharis vs. Cliff Richard

  • Lesley Gore vs. Dusty Springfield

  • Jan and Dean vs. The Searchers

  • The Dave Clark Five vs. The Brothers Four

• The Gold Record Crowd:

  • Connie Francis, Jack Jones, Bobby Vinton

  • Ruby and the Romantics, Freddie Cannon, Jackie Wilson

  • Brenda Lee, Chris Crosby, Bobby Vee

  • Rick Nelson, Bobby Rydell, Elvis Presley

• The Big Beat:

  • Jay and the Americans, The Miracles, Little Eva

  • Joanie Sommers, Peter, Paul and Mary, The Christy Minstrels

  • Ray Charles, Trini Lopez, Lenny Welch

  • Johnny Tillotson, Brian Hyland, Stevie Wonder

  • B.B. King, James Darren, Gene McDaniels, The Ventures

  • The Lettermen, The Impressions

• Top Teen Favorites:

  • The Fourmost, Freddie Scott, The Tams, Conway Twitty

  • Hank Williams, Jr., Buddy Holly, Shelley Fabares, Nancy Sinatra

  • The Rolling Stones, Jimmy Velvet, Johnny Mathis, Paul Petersen, The Shadows

This debut volume showcases a wide spectrum of 1960s music icons—from Elvis Presley and Ray Charles to Stevie Wonder, The Rolling Stones, and, of course, The Beatles. It’s a rich cultural snapshot of a transformative era in popular music.