This vintage 1973 issue of Rolling Stone features a striking blue tinted cover of Mick Jagger in a tropical shirt and cap capturing the rock and roll icon during a tranquil interlude in paradise while touring Hawaii. As issue number 129 this edition serves as a significant cultural archive of the early seventies music scene and literary journalism.

Inside readers find the conclusion to Tom Wolfes celebrated Post Orbital Remorse series alongside an intimate profile of country music legend Johnny Cash who discusses his life and career on his own terms. The publication also includes detailed coverage of the Rolling Stones recent performances and the inaugural Dance Macabre highlighting the era of transition from the counterculture sixties into the gritty seventies. Collectors will value the presence of articles on Eric Clapton and Gram Parsons plus iconic vintage advertisements from the period that define the visual language of the rock press.