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Rolling Stone Magazine Publishes First Issue - November 9, 1967
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ROLLING STONE, 1967. /nFront page of the first issue of 'Rolling Stone' magazine, 9 November 1967, featuring a photograph of rock musician John Lennon of the Beatles as he appeared while playing
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November 9 in Music History: First issue of Rolling Stone published
