Circus Nov 1975 Rod Stewart J. Geils Labelle VG

This issue of Circus from November 1975 features Rod Stewart on the cover, a significant icon of the music world during that era. The magazine includes notable interviews and features that capture the vibrant music scene of the time.

• J. Geils — Peter Wolf & Wolfman Jack interview themselves.
• Labelle — Fun and changes for the cockatoo sisters (Frank Rose).
• U.S.A.F. — Gays in uniform: Modern militants or flying faggots (Stan Meisler).
• Kendo — Bamboo samurai sport from Japan (Peter Bridge).
• Black Sabbath Interview — Ozzy's uneasy truce with black magic (Scott Cohen).
• Faces — Ronnie's back ... is it just like old times? (Michael Gross).
• Black Oak — Tales from the barnyard by their live-in lady — Ruby Starr.
• Leo Sayer — What's new from the ex-clown-boy? (Frank Rose).

Standout content includes insightful interviews with J. Geils and Wolfman Jack, as well as an in-depth look at Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne's relationship with black magic. Also highlighted are cultural features exploring subjects such as the modern military and unique sports like Kendo.

The magazine is in very good condition, showing normal wear typical of a vintage publication from this period.

Title: Circus
Issue: N/A
Grade: VG
SKU: CTR-64-161