Description
This collectible Rolling Stone magazine from November 27, 1980, features stunning cover stars Jill Clayburgh and Michael Douglas, captured by renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz in Los Angeles. This vintage issue not only highlights these fascinating celebrities but also showcases pivotal cultural moments from the late 20th century.
This particular issue presents an exciting snapshot of rock music and film history, marking a significant time in both industries. The magazine is packed with insightful articles and interviews, including:
- Bruce Springsteen discusses the energy of his nationwide tour, stepping away from the East Coast image.
- Jonathan Richman emerges from obscurity with a fresh musical direction.
- Captain Beefheart makes a strong statement with his album 'Doc at the Radar Station.'
- The Doors make a comeback nine years after Jim Morrison's death, with their music once again charting.
- Feature pieces spotlight an array of cultural touchpoints and movements, illuminating the artistic landscape of the time.
This issue serves as a nostalgic trip back to the 1980s, presenting a blend of rock & roll, politics, and cultural commentary. It's a remarkable reflection of the merging vibes of cinema and music from that era.
Condition-wise, this vintage magazine is in excellent shape, exhibiting only light wear typical for its age, making it a fantastic find for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Here are additional details about this collectible:
- Cover Photograph: Jill Clayburgh and Michael Douglas
- Featured Articles: Insight into significant music acts of the time alongside social commentary.
- Protective Covering: All items come with a plastic protective covering.
- Combined Shipping: Inquire for combined shipping options to save on costs.
Don't miss this chance to own a piece of history with the Jilly Clayburgh and Michael Douglas vintage magazine. Perfect for avid collectors or as a unique gift for fans of classic rock and film.
