This is the November 1976 issue of Creem magazine, proudly proclaiming itself "America's Only Rock 'n' Roll Magazine." The iconic cover features a woman in a trench coat, with vinyl records strategically placed, surrounded by photos of music artists, under the prominent headline "SEX AND THE ART OF ROCK 'N' ROLL." This vintage periodical captures a vibrant moment in music history.

Featured articles and headlines visible on the cover include "THE WHO Slip Kids Slip Up?", "CLAPTON Death Of A Legend?", "RUNAWAYS Cherry Bombs NYC", "THIN LIZZY Breaks Out!", "SATURDAY NIGHT Not Just Chevy Chase", and "RORY GALLAGHER Drunk & Disorderly." Additionally, it highlights artists such as DAVID BYRON, GRAND FUNK, LINDA RONSTADT, and KISS. The back cover features a full-page advertisement for "The Ultimate KISS Record Package For The Dedicated KISS Fan" – KISS - The Originals, a 3-record set from Casablanca Records, promising a "16-Page History of KISS," "Six 'Wallet Size' Full Color KISS Rock Superstar Cards!," and a "Giant' KISS Army Sticker!" This listing includes 1 individual magazine.

Publication: Creem
Item Type: Magazine
Issue Date: November 1976
Subject: Rock & Roll Music, Pop Culture, Entertainment
Era: 1970s
Features: Iconic Cover Art, Vintage Advertisements
Included Components: 1x Magazine

Publication Name: Creem
Publication Month: November
Publication Year: 1976
Genre: Music
Topic: Rock & Roll
Language: English
Publisher: Creem Magazine, Inc.
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
UPC: 0714860213711
Distribution: Paid Circulation
Features: Special Edition