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Dear Creem: I have to admit I was in for a surprise when instead of picking up Rolling Stone (as I am in a habit of doing [among other things]), I happened to buy CREEM! The last issue I can remember reading was back in the Winter. What a upsurge in great reading.

October 1, 1970
John M. Woodruff

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Dear Creem:

I have to admit I was in for a surprise when instead of picking up Rolling Stone (as I am in a habit of doing [among other things]), I happened to buy CREEM! The last issue I can remember reading was back in the Winter. What a upsurge in great reading. Yes guys, your potential is being put to the test and it looks damn promising. Keep up the good work and we will keep up the good reading.

Ginger Baker Birmingham, Michigan

Dear CREEM:

Re Dave Marsh and Larry LiMata notwithstanding: Good God. Maggie M’Gill, in spite of you all, went down, indeed, to Tangie Town (pronounced Tanjy.) Next time listen.

Patricia Kennely JAZZ & POP NEW YORK

Dear CREEM

Excuse my absence. I noticed the ink of my name in the staff box growing thinner and thinner — so I figured I’d get on my ass, get out an article and get rid of some guilt. Of course, that isn’t the only motive why I’m writing — in fact, it isn’t even a motive - it just nags.

Excuses or, more accurately, reasons for my impromptu sabbatical -

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