TeenSet Magazine March 1967 Rolling Stones w Pin-up No Label VG


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Teen Set Magazine March 1967 Rolling Stones w/ Pin-up No Label – Very Good Condition

This March 1967 issue of Teen Set Magazine captures the height of the Swinging Sixties with a major spotlight on The Rolling Stones. Featuring a full-color pin-up and seven pages of exclusive Stones photos, this issue is a must-have for fans of the legendary rock group. With additional features on The Yardbirds, The Byrds, and Paul McCartney, it offers a vibrant look at the artists defining the era.

Condition:
This vintage magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please check the photos for details. Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents Include:

  • The Yardbirds Speak Out – Carol Gold reporting from London

  • A Jim Valley Painting Party – behind the scenes with the Raiders member

  • The House That Jack Built – Paul McCartney feature

  • Carol’s Continuing Crises – monthly London report

  • Chad and Jeremy in Concert – their new take on pop entertainment

  • Oh, George! – poems to George Harrison

  • Full Color! Rolling Stones! – exclusive enormous pin-up

  • As Time Goes By… The Stones! – seven pages of exclusive photos

  • Where Did I Fail? – reflections of a 14-year-old journalist

  • A Quiz – another fun challenge

  • The Byrds: “Where They’re At” and How They Got There – individual interviews

  • The Knack… They’ve Got It! – bright new music faces

  • Looning with Eric Burdon – an animated interview with Carol Gold

  • Ian Whitcomb Answers Questions – Q&A session with the pop star

Fashion Feature:

  • California Invades Carnaby – “Spirit of ’67” hits London, plus a chance to win a wardrobe

Departments:

  • Mail Scene

  • Music Maker Profiles

  • Hollywood Underground

  • “In” London

  • “In” San Francisco

  • The Groove

A lively issue brimming with 1960s music culture, this magazine is perfect for collectors of The Rolling Stones, Beatles-era memorabilia, and fans of vintage teen publications.

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