LA Free Press 1967 Underground Newspaper Pink Floyd Doors Buffalo Springfield
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Welcome fans and collectors of the L.A. Free Press magazine! PLEASE NOTE - the description of condition under 'item specifics' shown above is eBay's generic description for anything in the Books category, which I am now required to include. It is not specific to my item. For information on this item's condition, look for the paragraph headed "CONDITION" in the body of my description below. This is an opportunity to acquire the November 10 - 17, 1967 issue of the Los Angeles Free Press underground newspaper. (Number 173) The LA Free Press is infamous for its coverage of radical politics, the arts and all things counterculture, featuring amazing advertisements for club and concert appearances by some of the greatest bands of the 60's. It makes for a fascinating glimpse into the tumultuous but free-spirited era of the 60's. What an incredible way to time travel back to this exciting decade. Please check my other current and future listings on eBay for more rare issues of the Free Press. Check out my other items ! What's cool in this issue? Classic ads for concerts and appearances include: Buffalo Springfield/ Grateful Dead/ Blue Cheer (Shrine Exposition Hall) Don and The Good Times (Galaxy Club) Joan Baez (UCLA Pauley Pavilion, half-page ad) Nina Simone (UCLA Royce Hall) Canned Heat/ David Blue/ Doc Watson (Ash Grove) Jimmy Smith/
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