TeenSet
TeenSet was a short lived (1965-1969) music magazine that offered a disconcerting mix of puppy-love teen idols and clear-eyed journalism on the LA underground music scene. A name change to AUM (America’s Under-thirty Magazine) and last-ditch attempt at becoming a serious magazine on the music business quickly ushered in the magazine’s doom, and the editors quickly moved on to work for more successful magazines like Rolling Stone.
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Column by Judith Sims, TeenSet, September 1967
HOWDY, hip happies! I'm in a good mood, in case you couldn’t guess from that kray-zee salutation! Why am I in a good mood? You ...
Big Brother & The Holding Company, Janis Joplin: Janis Joplin and the Boys in the Band
Report by Judith Sims, TeenSet, September 1968
IT WAS beginning to dawn on me. Janis Joplin was a Superstar, complete with her photo in Vogue magazine (which must be some sort of ...
Review by uncredited writer, TeenSet, September 1968
AT ONE point almost every creative songwriter in this country has been labeled a poet by one critic or zealous reviewer, and students of English ...
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