A legend In It's Own Time
July Alice On (Bangs); Grand Funk (Uhelszki); Nilsson with Beatles & Dylan; Sparks; Wakeman; Queen; Phony Record Labels; Bette Midler; Jungle Music; Eno. Reviewed: Bad Co., Steely Dan, Kiss, more.
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A legend In It's Own Time
July Alice On (Bangs); Grand Funk (Uhelszki); Nilsson with Beatles & Dylan; Sparks; Wakeman; Queen; Phony Record Labels; Bette Midler; Jungle Music; Eno. Reviewed: Bad Co., Steely Dan, Kiss, more.
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star graves) (eulogy: Patti Smith); Joe Walsh; Deep Purple; Aide Cooper's nightmare; Dead Beatles (Bangs) ; Bryan Ferry's paranoia; Alvin Lee; Stones; AWB; Chaka Khan Creemmate; Reviewed: Lou Reed, Bowie, More.
May 75 6-12 Elton John candid interview; Led Zep tour epic; Faces traces; Humble Pie on boo?e & dope"; Dylan controversy; Dr. John's recipes; reviewed: Janis, Tommy, Zep, Nico, BOC, Hendrix, Alice.
April 75 6-11 Annual Reader's Poll Winners;Todd Rundgren on a dream; Gregg Allman at, home; Entwistle cuts Who loose; Drag Racing Digest; Kottke, Firesign Theatre, SHF Band; Reviewed: Ronstadt, Dylan, Cale. Miles.
March 75 6-10 Modern decadence a la Lou Reed (Bangs).; Alex Harvey GangBang; BTO on clean livin"; Carly Simon on the couch; Townshend interview; Bad Company; Special Techno-Flash sec: tion; Reviewed: Roxy, Eno, Harrison, More.
Feb. 75 6-9 Jimmy Page Chews the fat on his axe; Rick Wakeman on tour (Jaan Uhelszki); Traffic patterns; Guess Who Inter" View; shooting the shit with David Bowie; 71 Top; Reviewed: Van Morrison, Ringo, Deep Purple.
Jan. 75 6-8 BTO dieting tips; Jethro Tull talks to teens; Montreal Rock; Mick Ronson; Inside Alice's breakup; the state of rock in general; Roger Daltrey interview; Bowie on tour; Reviewed: J. Geils, Randy Newman, Traffic, ELP.
Dec. 74 6-7 Mothers-Zappa History in Words and Pictures; Keith Richard as derelict; Harrison Tour; Manzarek Mystery; Robin Trower; Genesis; Uriah Heep; Reviewed: Stewart & Stones LPs, Cooper flick, Hendrix book.
Nov. 74 6-6 Southern issu6 featuring sex, dope, and violence; Dixie Hall of Fame; Allmans; Robert Plant interview; Exclusive Todd CREEM Mate; Suzi Quatro: just doing my laundry; Reviewed: Stevie, Elton, BTO, Patti Smifh.
Oct. 74 6-5 Rod Stewart's return; Ron Wood with Keith Richard; Claptori's comeback; Dylan's drunk; Wet Willie's sex life; the Who's first 128 months; Instrument Supplement; Reviewed: Young, Bad Co., Lenny Bruce
Sept. 74 6-4 Complete Guide to Street Dugs with reference chart; Steve Stills talks back; Blue Oyster Cult speak up; Rick Wakeman splits from Yes; Flo and Eddy rave; Sly gets hitched; Reviewed: Jagger book, Clapton LP.
August 74 6-3 Special Hollywood issue complete with Alice's Tinsel Town tour and girls of Hollywood; Fanny CR^EM Dredm; Jagger interview pt. 2; BoMe Lookalike contest winners; Reviewed: Mott, J. Geils, A(>rosmith.
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