Rolling Stone April 26, 1973 -- Issue 133

articles

• The Beatles: Yoko is in; John is out; they'll appeal. and from L.A., Ringo does a session, and three Beatles get together
  
  
• Roger Daltrey: Who's lead singer goes solo by Andrew Bailey
  
  
• Jerry Garcia: Now he's a member of Old and In the Way (too). Thinking about some bluegrass festivals by John Grissim
  
  
• Bruce Springsteen: In the shadow of Bob Dylan; discovered, even, by the man who signed Dylan by Stuart Werbin
  
  
• Persuasions: The masters of acapella sing their way through an interview by Steve Moore
  
  
• Poco: Why is it that after four good years and five good albums, they're only doing good? by Cameron Crowe
  
  
• Press Freedom: Nixon wants "guidelines"; publishers & broadcasters are watching their wallets; who wants to be a reporter? by Timothy Ferris
  
  
• Mark Spitz: The late of Mark and the Seven Masters; of psych, hype & goob tag by Tim Cahill
  
  
• Lance Loud: An American son makes failure a career in New York by Dotson Rader