BARON WOLMAN ⋙ THE GROUPIES

Groupies and Other Girls:

A Frank and Freaky Speak-In with the Daughters of the Rock Revolution.

Here it is, one of our most coveted books on the shelf at Stoned Immacuate Vintage. 

160 pages of juicy gossip and photographs of some of the most notorious rock&roll band-aids, lovers and freakers. Including tales of the infamous Plaster Casters and the GTO's, east vs. west coast groupies and the top-ten groupie hang-outs... each page dripping with heart-throbbing details and dirty rockstar deeds.

Although not all of these photographs made it into the book, I couldn't help but share the whole groupie series captured by Rolling Stone chief photog, Baron Wolman. These band-loving babes put so much effort into their backstage appearance, it's easy to see how they played a vibrant role in the 1960's rock&roll scene. Stay intune, this book will be available on our website in the new year!

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RETURN TO OZ

Oz was a popular underground magazine in London during the late 1960's. It was about sex, drugs, rock&roll, fantasy, love, freedom & waking up, and it was one of the most visually exciting publications of its time. Several editions included psychedelic wrap-around or pull-out posters and the cover of Oz #11 included a collection of multi-color stickers. The magazine regularly enraged the British Establishment with a range of left-field stories including heavy critical coverage of the Vietnam War and the anti-war movement, discussions of drugs, sex and alternative lifestyles, homosexuality and contentious political stories. The fianl issue issue Oz #48 was published in November 1973.

Below: Oz Editors Richard Neville, Felix Dennis and Jim Anderson

INTERNATIONAL TIMES

The International Times a.k.a. IT Magazine was a killer underground newspaper distributed in London in the late 1960's and early 70's. You can now view every single one of it's 209 issues HERE. Although you'll want to set aside you're entire afternoon before tripping into this psychedelic goldmine.