Circus Magazine July 6, 1978 featuring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John from Grease, along with notable articles about Bob Marley, Bee Gees, and Cheap Trick.
Table of Contents page from Circus Magazine July 6, 1978 detailing featured stories including Grease, Marshall Tucker, and Bruce Springsteen.
Promotional poster from Circus Magazine July 6, 1978 showcasing Bruce Springsteen, highlighting his popularity in the music scene.
Advertisement from Circus Magazine July 6, 1978, honoring KISS for their achievements, featuring the Double Platinum album.
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Circus Magazine July 6, 1978 featuring John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John from Grease, along with notable articles about Bob Marley, Bee Gees, and Cheap Trick.Table of Contents page from Circus Magazine July 6, 1978 detailing featured stories including Grease, Marshall Tucker, and Bruce Springsteen.Promotional poster from Circus Magazine July 6, 1978 showcasing Bruce Springsteen, highlighting his popularity in the music scene.Advertisement from Circus Magazine July 6, 1978, honoring KISS for their achievements, featuring the Double Platinum album.

Circus Magazine July 6, 1978 Grease Travolta Bee Gees Bob Marley VG

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The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge wear, and includes the poster. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • 24 ‘Grease’ – The fifties come alive! John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John dance and sing through a spoofy movie musical — (Steven Gaines and Shel Kagan)
  • 12 Marshall Tucker – Toy Caldwell, group leader, on ‘Together Forever’ — (Kurt Loder)
  • 15 Charlie – A British band takes on the U.S. with ‘Lines’ — (Bruce Meyer)
  • 16 Bob Marley – ‘Kaya’: reggae notes on dope, religion and Jamaica — (Fred Schruers)
  • 19 England Dan – ‘Some Things Don’t Come Easy’ for the Bahai duo — (Brad Balfour)
  • 20 DiMeola/Clarke – Two jazz giants aim for the mainstream — (Brad Balfour)
  • 22 Bee Gees Producers – Galuten and Richardson make the Bee Gees sound soar — (Roy Sampson)
  • 28 Cheap Trick – Heaven Tonite for Rick Nielsen, the capped band leader — (Jim Farber)
  • 30 Summer Tours – Where to find the Stones, Bob Seger, Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, others — (Richard Hogan)
  • 36 Climax Blues – From The Forge, English recording studio, comes ‘Shine On’ — (Bruce Meyer)
  • 40 Paraquat – What have they done to the dope? Investigating the Mexican spray — (Peter Bridge)
  • 44 Joe Brooks – A strong-willed composer lights his own life up in ‘If Ever I See You Again’ — (Jerry Lazar)
  • 47 ‘Love Boat’ – Lauren Tewes, the only woman on ABC’s floating sit-com, with some straight talk — (Leigh Charlton)
  • 48 Trapeze Daredevil – Tito Gaona aims to be the first ever to perform the quadruple somersault — (Doug Garr)
  • 51 ‘Runaways’ – Elizabeth Swados is the multi-talented composer of an unusual Broadway show — (Jill Paznik)
  • 6 Front Pages – Rocknews: ZZ Top, Elton, ABBA — (Charles Pakert)
  • 8 Letters – Heavy Metal’s death, Skynyrd, Ringo
  • 10 Hardware – Consumer’s Guide to Stereophones — (Stan Soocher)
  • 54 Into Your Head – Psychological help — (Dr. Vincent Bryan)
  • 55 Concerts/Top 20 – Itineraries and ratings of the top groups
  • 57 Longplayers – Reviews of the Band’s Last Waltz — (Edited by John Swenson)
  • 62 Back Pages – Robert Redford, solar energy’s golden boy — (Al Aronowitz)

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