Pop Music
FranceWeekly newspaper of "French and International music".
Pop Music started in April 2, 1970 and ended with issue #51, March 1971. In the same time another weekly newspaper Superhebdo started and ended with issue #50 in March 1970.
Both newspapers merged as Pop Music Superhebdo as #52, March 25, 1971. This merged weekly changed his name back to Pop Music with #107, May 11, 1972 and run until #126, December 6, 1972.
Finally Pop Music merged with weekly Maxipop to become Pop Music Maxipop of #132, March 1973 until #135, April 10, 1973. (Maxipop existed from #1, June 29, 1972 to #28, March 13, 1973.) (Zeuhl Music)
Pop Music started in April 2, 1970 and ended with issue #51, March 1971. In the same time another weekly newspaper Superhebdo started and ended with issue #50 in March 1970.
Both newspapers merged as Pop Music Superhebdo as #52, March 25, 1971. This merged weekly changed his name back to Pop Music with #107, May 11, 1972 and run until #126, December 6, 1972.
Finally Pop Music merged with weekly Maxipop to become Pop Music Maxipop of #132, March 1973 until #135, April 10, 1973. (Maxipop existed from #1, June 29, 1972 to #28, March 13, 1973.) (Zeuhl Music)
Article on 1970 Summer festivals, including Riviera Festival, Valbonne, July 23-25, where Mothers of Invention/Frank Zappa/Jean-Luc Ponty performed.
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1970 December 24
No. 39
Zappa au Gaumont: "Une leçon de pop"
By Thierry Lewin, p 18
Aynsley Dunbar: "Je suis heurex avec Frank Zappa"
By J. Barsamian, p 18
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Article "... and Zappa created the Mothers" and 2-page size poster.
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Both announced gigs – 5 December in Lyon, Bourse du Travail and 6 December Paris, Theatre du Chatelet – were cancelled after Montreux fire on 4 December.
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A short notice "Zappa hospitalise" on page 9 plus article "Zappa and the fire" on page 15.
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