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Rolling Stone magazine, founded in San Francisco in 1967, is the most famous music periodical in the world. Initially reporting on the hippie counterculture, by the 1970s, Rolling Stone made its mark for political coverage as well with the likes of "gonzo" journalist Hunter S. Thompson's submissions and many other prominent writers.
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Rob Tyner
Jan 4, 1969
Rolling Stone Magazine
$65
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Brian Jones
Aug 9, 1969
Rolling Stone Magazine
$185
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Mick Jagger
Dec 27, 1969
Rolling Stone Magazine
$115
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The Rolling Stones
Jan 21, 1970
Rolling Stone Magazine
$115
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Sly Stone
Mar 19, 1970
Rolling Stone Magazine
$75
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Nicholas Johnson
Apr 1, 1971
Rolling Stone Magazine
$40
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Joe Dallesandro
Apr 15, 1971
Rolling Stone Magazine
$65
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The Rolling Stones
Jul 6, 1972
Rolling Stone Magazine
$85
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Paul Simon
Jul 20, 1972
Rolling Stone Magazine
$65
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Huey Newton
Aug 3, 1972
Rolling Stone Magazine
$55
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The Eagles
Aug 17, 1972
Rolling Stone Magazine
$65
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Ray Charles
Jan 18, 1973
Rolling Stone Magazine
$45
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The Rolling Stones
Mar 1, 1973
Rolling Stone Magazine
$55
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Paul Getty
May 9, 1974
Rolling Stone Magazine
$25
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George Harrison
Dec 19, 1974
Rolling Stone Magazine
$55
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Freddie Prinze
Jan 30, 1975
Rolling Stone Magazine
$35
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Lily Tomlin
Apr 7, 1977
Rolling Stone Magazine
$25
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John Travolta
Jun 15, 1978
Rolling Stone Magazine
$45
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Carly Simon
Dec 10, 1981
Rolling Stone Magazine
$25
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The Rolling Stones
Jan 7, 1982
Rolling Stone Magazine
$25
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E.T.
Jul 22, 1982
Rolling Stone Magazine
$35
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Jimi Hendrix
Jun 4, 1987
Rolling Stone Magazine
$30
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Lou Reed
May 4, 1989
Rolling Stone Magazine
$15
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Axl Rose
Aug 10, 1989
Rolling Stone Magazine
$20
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Andie Macdowell
Oct 19, 1989
Rolling Stone Magazine
$15
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The Rolling Stones
Jun 11, 1992
Rolling Stone Magazine
$30
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