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Music Now Tabloid Magazine – July 1970 – Vol. 1 No. 16 – Joan Baez – No Label – GD Interior
This vintage issue of Music Now (July 1970, Vol. 1 No. 16) features folk icon Joan Baez on the cover, offering readers a glimpse into the evolving music scene of the early 1970s. Known for its in-depth reporting and coverage of both mainstream and underground music, this issue includes timely commentary on the state of live festivals in Britain.
The magazine is in acceptable condition with a good interior. Signs of age include front cover creases, interior marks, and general wear. There may also be small rips present. Please see the provided photos for exact condition, as the item pictured is the one you will receive. Each copy is shipped with a plastic protective covering, and we are happy to offer combined shipping upon request.
Featured Content
Highlights from this issue include:
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“…But There’s Trouble at Plumpton—”
Coverage of the legal and financial challenges threatening the 10th National Jazz and Blues Festival, scheduled for August 1970. With Conservative MP Martin Maddan seeking an injunction to block the event, the article explores the potential impact on thousands of ticket holders and the broader future of British music festivals. Promoter Harold Pendelton provides his perspective on the risks and the difficulties in securing headline performers under the cloud of legal uncertainty.
With Joan Baez featured on the cover and the magazine’s continued dedication to documenting the pulse of the music world, this issue stands as a valuable piece of cultural history from the summer of 1970.