Description
Teen Set Magazine October 1967 – The Monkees with Pin-Up (No Label, VG)
This original Teen Set Magazine from October 1967 captures the height of Monkeemania, with multiple features and pin-ups of The Monkees alongside in-depth coverage of the year’s defining music events. The issue includes profiles of Buffalo Springfield, Procol Harum, and The Association, plus exclusive reporting on the Monterey International Pop Festival, where music and counterculture collided in spectacular fashion. A vibrant Beatles feature is also included, giving credit to their influence on Monterey.
The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for condition details. Each magazine is shipped with a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the Table of Contents:
Features
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Another TeenSet/Monkee Super Pin-Up! (p. 4)
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The New Buffalo Springfield—Additions and Subtractions (p. 12)
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Inside Keith—Philadelphia’s Elusive Idol, Trapped at Last! (p. 14)
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More Helpful Hints to Young Hopefuls by Terry Kirkman of The Association (p. 18)
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The Road to Monterey—Gunther Yorty Rides Again! (p. 22)
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Short Subjects — Spanky and Our Gang, Phil Drake & Smitty, Every Mother’s Son, The Four Seasons (p. 24)
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Procol Harum—London’s Overnight Sensation (p. 28)
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Monkee Micky—A Friendly Appraisal (p. 30)
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The Monterey International Pop Festival — Full, exclusive coverage (p. 32)
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Re-Name That Tune—A More Difficult Quiz (p. 48)
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Mike Nesmith—As We Knew Him a Year Ago (p. 50)
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The Beatles and Monterey—Giving Credit Where It’s Due (p. 52)
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Davy Jones in Hot Water! (p. 61)
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Exclusive! The New Raiders in Glorious Color! (p. 62)
Departments
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A Go Go Teenage Magazine (p. 8)
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Music Maker Profiles (p. 16)
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Hollywood Underground (p. 20)
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Mail Scene (p. 54)
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The Groove (p. 56)
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Carol’s Crises (p. 58)
This issue is a collector’s gem from 1967, offering a unique blend of Monkees coverage, Beatles insights, Monterey Pop Festival reporting, and British Invasion acts. A must-have for fans of The Monkees, 1960s counterculture, and vintage teen magazines.