This is the November 1972 issue of Circus magazine, featuring a prominent cover story on Cat Stevens and his album 'Catch Bull At Four'. This vintage music periodical captures the essence of early 1970s rock and pop culture, making it a valuable piece for collectors of music history and vintage magazines.

Inside, you'll find articles on a variety of popular artists and bands of the era, including "Alice For President? The Unexpected Cooper Caper," "The Band Hints At Dylan Tour," and "Kinks Ray Davies And 'Everybody's In Showbiz'. A special feature highlights "EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER FREE COLOR POSTER!" This issue also includes a banner mentioning "OF TULL: THE FUTURE 'LIVING IN THE PAST'" (Jethro Tull) and a section on "Circus Top Twenty - Readers Pick Month's Hottest LP's." The back cover features a vintage advertisement for "Contact jeans n slacks by miller."

This listing includes 1x Circus Magazine, November 1972. It is a newsstand copy with its original content, including the promised Emerson, Lake & Palmer free color poster (if present, as advertised on the cover). This collectible back issue is a fantastic example of a vintage music magazine, offering a glimpse into the pop culture, music trends, and advertising art of the early 1970s.