Running Away With the Circus
Reprints and Ephemera from Around the
Web

Very brief history
of Circus.
The Esau Swindle: A Thriller by Gerald Rothberg. (Circus's
Publisher when he's not doing his day job.)
Various articles on Yes and members of Yes, reprinted from
Circus:
1974 - 1976
1977 - 1979
Some tiny
Circus reviews (of Procol Harum)
Atom Heart Brother Floyd Guitarist David Gilmour's First Solo LP
Finds Him in the Pink By Shel Kagan.
"maybe I'll be 48 and die in the gutter in paris" - Patti Smith
interviewed by Fred Schruers, December 1976.
Patti Smith
Riding Crest of New Wave: Easter, her third LP, is Commercial
and Artistic Success. By Fred Schruers, 1978.
The Confessions
of Stephen 'Manassas' Stills. By Michael Watts, 1972.
All Alone
and On the Beach: Dennis Wilson's Pacific Ocean Blue Is First Beach Boy
Solo LP. By Scott Cohen, September 1977.

Fleetwood Mac, Rumours, reviewed by
Fred Schruers, April 1977.
Danny Goldberg on Grand Funk Railroad,
January 1970.
Tony Glover on Jimi Hendrix's death,
1970.
July 1972 Circus review of
Ziggy Stardust.
The
Return Of The Thin White Duke. By Richard Cromelin, March 1976.
Bowie
meets the press: Plastic Man or Godhead of the Seventies? By Ben
Edmonds, April 1976.
Steve
Rosen on Jethro Tull, December 1975.
Ian
Anderson fights back with War Child, by Steve Gaines,
November 1974.
Circus interview
with Jim Morrison, by Salli Stevenson. October 1970.
The
Journey Empire Strikes Back! By Carl Arrington, July 1980.
Slash's Snakebite: Releasing Some
Venom. Interview by Sharon Kaufman.
Patto
Smothers Its Past. By Janis Schacht, June 1972.

Queen's
Freddie Mercury, Shopping For An Image In London. By Scott Cohen,
April 1975.
Review of Linda
Ronstadt's Living in the USA by Bruce Malamut.
Radiohead
Plays For Creeps, by Mordechai Kleidermacher.
Listings of various
issues of Circus.
Circus ad
for Trooper's Two For the Show LP.
Logan's Run Takes the
Sci-Fi Challenge
Here And There: Elton's
Captive Audience. From the July 6 1976 issue. By Jim Brodey.
Ronstadt
Reigns. October 1978.
Debbie Harry: Female
Vocalist of the Year. By David Fricke, 1980.

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