Rolling Stone Magazine March 19, 1970 No. 54 featuring The Sly Stone Family on the cover, showcasing the iconic multi-ethnic band known for their dynamic funk and soul music.
Interior page from Rolling Stone Magazine March 19, 1970 No. 54 with a portrait of a musician in glasses, accompanied by an article titled 'Peter Fonda Went Looking for America. The Stones Found It.'
Back cover of Rolling Stone Magazine March 19, 1970 No. 54, highlighting a special report on Woodstock, available for subscribers with a subscription form.
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Rolling Stone Magazine March 19, 1970 No. 54 featuring The Sly Stone Family on the cover, showcasing the iconic multi-ethnic band known for their dynamic funk and soul music.Interior page from Rolling Stone Magazine March 19, 1970 No. 54 with a portrait of a musician in glasses, accompanied by an article titled 'Peter Fonda Went Looking for America. The Stones Found It.'Back cover of Rolling Stone Magazine March 19, 1970 No. 54, highlighting a special report on Woodstock, available for subscribers with a subscription form.

Rolling Stone Magazine March 19, 1970 No. 54 The Sly Stone Family No Label

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Rolling Stone Magazine – March 19, 1970 – No. 54 – The Sly Stone Family – No Label

This vintage issue of Rolling Stone Magazine (No. 54, March 19, 1970) features The Sly Stone Family on the cover, spotlighting one of the era’s most dynamic and influential funk and soul groups. Published during a turning point in popular music, this issue blends cultural commentary, in-depth features, and global coverage of the music scene.

The magazine is in good condition, with signs of handling typical for its age. Please review all photos for details, as the pictured item is the exact one you will receive. Each issue comes with a plastic protective covering, and we offer combined shipping upon request.

Featured Content

Highlights from this issue include:

  • The Rolling Stones’ Circus and Their New LP
    A feature on the Stones’ high-profile performance project and their upcoming album release.

  • The Dope Pages
    Counterculture coverage and resources, reflecting the underground press movement of the era.

  • Amsterdam, Texas, Toronto
    Reports capturing the evolving social, political, and music landscapes in these key cultural hubs.

  • The Bauls of Bengal
    An exploration of the mystical Baul musicians of Bengal, blending world culture with Rolling Stone’s unique countercultural lens.

This issue serves as a cultural time capsule, bridging the energy of funk, soul, rock, and the broader counterculture of 1970. An essential collectible for fans of Sly & The Family Stone and vintage Rolling Stone archives.

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