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Rolling Stone Magazine Readers, Writers, Editors, Artists, Industry Professionals, and Fans, COME TOGETHER, RIGHT NOW, OVER ME!
Here we are all, "ON THE COVER of the ROLLING STONE!"
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From The Editor of ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE:

"When the magazine started in 1967, I didnt understand the importance of a cover and all the things it could do. It not only defines a magazines identity, but greatly determines sales and also confers a special status to the cover subject. There were some odd choices in the early years, but on the whole they were adventurous, and often powerful we simply werent driven by newsstand considerations in the first ten years.

The cover of November 9th, 1967 was a wonderful, revealing accident. The photograph of John Lennon was a publicity still from a mostly forgotten film by Richard Lester called How I Won the War. The Rolling Stone logo was an unfinished draft of a design by San Francisco psychedelicposter artist Rick Griffin, who was planning to refine it until I used his sketch in order to get it to the printer on time.) In hindsight, it was prescient of us to feature John Lennon on the first cover. That one image speaks volumes about the marriage of music and movies and politics that came to define Rolling Stone."

Jann Wenner
RSM
Founder
Wenner Media