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Offered Here: Lester Bangs 1974 Capricorn Records Creem Magazine Lot With Lester Bangs Signatures. This lot includes two typed letters by Lester Bangs addressed to Capricorn Records, one composed on official Creem Magazine stationery, both bearing his signature. Additionally, the collection contains an internal memo from Capricorn Records related to Bangs, as well as four photographs featuring Capricorn Records executives with Boy Howdy beer for Creem Magazine.
Additional Information: Lester Bangs, recognized as one of the most influential rock music critics, was a key contributor to Creem Magazine, where he published some of his most notable work from 1970 to 1976. Creem Magazine was a groundbreaking publication in the world of rock journalism, known for its critical and often irreverent style. Capricorn Records was an American independent record label founded by Phil Walden, and it was closely associated with the rise of Southern rock music in the 1970s.
Provenance/Authenticity: From the Capricorn Records collection
Condition: All items in this lot are in very good condition, with some slight discoloration in the photos due to age. The letters and memo remain well-preserved, displaying minor wear that is consistent with their age and historical significance. The original signatures on the Bangs letters are intact and clear.