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Hippies.

Title
Hippies. Vol., 1, no. 4 (July-Sept. 1967).
Publication
Burbank, Calif. : Seven Seventy publishers, 1967.

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Additional Authors
  • Criswell, Jeron.
  • Raleigh, Joel.
Description
69, [1] pages : illustrations; 28 cm.
Series Statement
Hippies ; vol. 1, no. 4
Subject
  • Criswell, Jeron > Portraits
  • Counterculture > United States > Controversial literature
  • Counterculture > United States > Pictorial works
  • Hippies > United States > Pictorial works
  • LSD (Drug) > Social aspects
  • Marijuana abuse > United States
  • Nineteen sixties > United States > Pictorial works
  • Youth > Drug use > United States
  • Youth > Sexual behavior > United States
Note
  • “Adults Only”; “Every Page is With It!”; “Today’s Generation”—From front wrapper.
  • Hippie exploitation magazine, profusely illustrated with black-and-white photographs throughout, mostly of nude women, and with color center-fold containing photographs of nude women and party scenes.
  • Special section on “clairvoyant” Criswell’s predictions for balance of 1967, including on divorce laws, wife-swapping, transparent clothes for women, “all stag” airline flights, nude restaurant waitresses, etc.
  • With references to, or short articles on, Timothy Leary, LSD, the Mothers of Invention, the Diggers, Hell's Angels, pot parties, etc.
  • Includes photographs of love-ins, including the "Easter Sunday freak-out" in Elysian Park, Los Angeles, and the Central Park "Be-In"), and of bikers.
  • Includes photographs of unidentified Counterculture figures: Carl Franzoni, a Los Angeles “freak scene” luminary and a travelling companion of the alternative rock bands The Byrds and The Mothers of Invention; of Phlorescent Leech, i.e., Howard Kaylan (a co-founder of the band The Turtles); San Francisco music promoter Chet Helms; The Byrds’s Roger McGuinn.
Access (note)
  • Restricted access;
Call Number
Berg Coll+ Counterculture H57 1967
OCLC
908769129
Title
Hippies. Vol., 1, no. 4 (July-Sept. 1967).
Imprint
Burbank, Calif. : Seven Seventy publishers, 1967.
Series
Hippies ; vol. 1, no. 4
Access
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Added Author
Criswell, Jeron. Contributor
Raleigh, Joel. Editor
Research Call Number
Berg Coll+ Counterculture H57 1967
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