Description
Teen Set Magazine February 1967 – The Monkees Feature (No Label, Good Condition)
This original Teen Set Magazine from February 1967 is a classic of the teen press, spotlighting The Monkees at the height of their popularity. Packed with exclusive features, fan poetry, pin-ups, and pop culture coverage, it also highlights major acts of the mid-1960s including The Beatles, The Association, The Byrds, The Robbs, and Gene Clark.
The magazine is in good condition, showing typical signs of age such as minor wear on the edges and light handling. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for condition details. Each issue comes with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the Table of Contents:
Features
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More Poems to John Lennon — A fan tribute (p. 10)
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The Association — Excerpts and updates (p. 12)
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Fun, Food and Fang — A picnic, a park, and a Raider (p. 14)
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Meet Alan Price (p. 20)
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The Left Banke and The Robbs — Music snapshots (pp. 24–25)
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Blimey, Luv! — For all English majors (p. 26)
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Yesterday’s Promise, Today’s Reality — The Beatles, then and now (p. 28)
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The First Annual TeenSet Grudge Croquet Match and Free-for-All — A groupie’s dream in color! (p. 32)
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Ditto — More stories and color pics (p. 34)
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Be a Swinger—How??? (p. 40)
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Eat and Be Happy — A dare (p. 42)
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Life in London — The continuing saga of Carol’s Crises (p. 44)
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The Raiders, Individually — Subjective perceptions (p. 49)
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The Byrds — Groovy new pin-up (p. 52)
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Gene Clark Pin-Up — Zonk! Flash! And wow! (p. 53)
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The Monkees—Can I Take Them Home? (p. 54)
Departments
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Mail Scene (p. 5)
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Music Maker Profiles (p. 8)
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“In” Hollywood (p. 18)
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“In” London (p. 19)
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Hollywood International (p. 22)
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A Go Go Magazine (p. 46)
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Crossword Puzzle (p. 48)
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Albums in Review (p. 56)
This issue is a wonderful slice of 1967 teen culture, mixing Monkeemania, Beatles nostalgia, and the rising wave of West Coast and British pop acts. A great collectible for fans of The Monkees, Beatles, The Byrds, and 1960s teen magazines.