Original Rolling Stone magazine dated June 1 1978, featuring Carly Simon on the front cover during a defining period of her late seventies career. The cover ties directly to the in depth feature Carly Simon’s Land of Milk and Honey by Charles M Young, offering a revealing portrait of her personal life, creative evolution, and position within the American singer songwriter canon.

This issue also includes Last Waltz, with coverage of The Band as Young Hawks by Robert Palmer and Robbie Robertson as Matinee Idol by Chris Hodenfield, expanding on the mythology surrounding one of rock music’s most influential groups. Additional political and cultural commentary appears in Communists Come Out of the Closet by Joe Klein, reflecting Rolling Stone’s balance of music journalism and sharp social analysis during this era.

Produced at the height of Rolling Stone’s influence, this issue showcases classic late seventies layout, heavyweight newsprint, and long form editorial writing that made the magazine essential reading. A strong collector copy for fans of Carly Simon, classic rock history, and original Rolling Stone issues from the 1970s.

Original UK distributed copy. Magazine will be supplied exactly as photographed.

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