Can you name these cover stars on early issues of Rolling Stone magazine?

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As Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show once sang, "Is the thrill that'll getcha / When you get your picture / On the cover of the Rolling Stone."

That hit song did the trick, as Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show indeed appeared on the front of the music magazine in March 1973. By that time, the rock 'n' roll rag was half a decade old and already an institution. In its early years, Jann Wenner's magazines featured many hot musicians of the era. 

Here are some early covers of Rolling Stone released between 1968 and 1970. Can you name the musicians?
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Can you name these cover stars on early issues of Rolling Stone magazine?

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89 Comments

Antenna2 11 months ago
4 of 11. Not my can of corn. Most of them dead by drugs or alcohol. Something to consider.
CaroleThorpe 11 months ago
You got 11 out of 11!
You are a true rock 'n' roll star.
DK 22 months ago
7/11. I've never heard of several of them.
Ready2go 31 months ago
9 of 11. How many remembered the MC 5?
dmirarh 32 months ago
You got 10 out of 11!, Missed the first one, not a big dead fan.
FLETCH 32 months ago
10 out of 11! Dang, only missed #8
Michael 32 months ago
There really was a "Win a date with Pig Pen", vocalist and keyboardist of the Grateful Dead, #1. I can't remember where I saw it. He doesn'tseem to be named after the Charlie Brown character. Hedated Janis Joplin, I think briefly.
Filmnoirfan 32 months ago
9/11 - some of them may have departed too soon but a lot of their great music lives on
RichLorn 32 months ago
5/11
Not my fault. We only had a subscription to Better Homes and Gardens.
PulsarStargrave 32 months ago
I BOMBED! I'm not into many of these performers while others look differently in these shots!
jimmyvici 32 months ago
6/11….I thought it was Joe Dirt at #5!
MrBill 32 months ago
5/11; never heard of some of these and had to guess a lot.
Moverfan 32 months ago
9/11--in fact, I missed 9 and 11. Wouldn't know any of the members of Iron Butterfly by sight, but I did recall the story I heard about In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. It was supposed to be "in the Garden of Eden", but the lead singer was supposedly too bloody high to pronounce it correctly (funny, he didn't have a problem with the rest of the song...).
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