Description
If you're a fan of music history or vintage magazines, this is a must-have addition to your collection. Dive into the pages of the Rolling Stone Magazine from December 2, 1976, featuring the iconic Linda Ronstadt on the cover. This issue is not just a magazine; it's a time capsule that captures the vibrant culture of the 1970s.
The magazine's interior is in good condition, showing minimal signs of aging. Each page is well-preserved with clear, legible print, allowing you to fully enjoy the articles and features. Don't worry about missing pages—everything is intact, making this a fantastic piece for enthusiasts and collectors alike.
While the cover reflects its vintage status with some acceptable wear and tear, it still holds its charm, making it a great conversation starter. Please see the accompanying photos to appreciate its overall look and feel.
This particular issue includes a sneak preview of a new Rolling Stone venture called Outside, a lifestyle magazine focusing on outdoor activities, art, and politics. The winter sample features intriguing articles on ice climbing, romance on cross-country skis, and even winter survival secrets!
Other highlights include:
- A deep dive into the aftermath of Jimi Hendrix’s legacy in "Plundering the Grave of Jimi Hendrix."
- Insightful articles discussing political assassinations and their implications in "The Global Assassins."
Additionally, you'll find a spotlight on Linda Ronstadt, capturing her rise as a celebrated artist and Best Female Vocalist recipient on Don Kirshner's Rock Music Awards. Ronstadt's candid thoughts and stunning Annie Leibovitz photos reveal a fascinating glimpse into her life and career during this exciting time.
This vintage issue is a unique slice of rock and roll history that fans of music and popular culture will cherish. Don’t miss your opportunity to own this beautiful collectible!