ERIC BURDON ANSWERS QUESTIONS FOR ANN MOSES IN HOLLYWOOD

April 27, 2022

Eric Burdon: War Was Too Soft For Me! Ann Moses, New Musical Express, 7 August 1971 ERIC BURDON ANSWERS QUESTIONS FOR ANN MOSES IN HOLLYWOOD ERIC BURDON is one of popland’s most fertile brains, one of its most exciting performers, and one of its most unpredictable stars. Nothing has been heard of him for some time, partly […]

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A Day with Kurt Russell by Ann Moses

April 3, 2022

From the Tiger Beat Archives, July 1967 No day is an ordinary day when you spend it with Kurt Russell. No girl ever feels ordinary again when she’s lucky enough to exchange words and looks with Disney’s handsome new star. This all happened to me just last week on the lot of Walt Disney Studios. […]

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MARK AND GIRLS By Dick Larsen, U.S.A.F.

March 28, 2022

From the Tiger Beat Archives, July 1970 Mark’s best friend in high school takes you along on another journey back to the days when Mark was the big man on campus and to the day Mark vowed he would never marry! Mark Lindsay always had a special something with women. I’m not sure to this […]

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Mark Lindsay: The Loner by Dick Larsen, U.S.A.F.

March 26, 2022

From the Tiger Beat Archives, May 1970 A confident and assured Mark Lindsay of television fame is a far cry from the insecure, doubting teenager that I knew during our school days in Cambridge, Idaho! As schoolmates together, Mark and I would often talk about what the future held for us. I was planning on […]

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FLASHBACK: MARK LINDSAY’S TEENAGE TRIUMPH

March 23, 2022

From the Tiger Beat Archives, April 1970 By Dick Larsen, USAF An intimate true story from Mark’s high school days by one of Mark’s closest friends. Dick was there the day Mark fought for his girlfriend’s honor and he was there to witness Mark’s entertainment debut. Now you can join Dick as he recalls those […]

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The Things You Don’t Know about Paul Revere and the Raiders by Roger Hart, Their Ever Lovin’ Manager

March 16, 2022

From the Tiger Beat Archives, August 1966 You’ve heard the wild stories in the tall tales the Raiders tell and I can assure you, they’re all true! But I’ve worked with the boys as their manager for four years and there are some things they don’t talk about. So it’s my turn! Here goes… PAUL […]

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THE MINDBENDERS Groovy Kind of Guys by Ann Moses

March 9, 2022

From the Tiger Beat Archives, October 1966 Eric says he see he’s a devout Yogi and loves to stand on his head! Ric plays records and reads books about Indians! Bob is a big flirt and is always saying “Sorry ’bout that.” Together they are the Mind benders–groovy kind of guys! It is becoming more […]

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4 Kooky Spoonful Answer 12 Kooky Questions

March 7, 2022

From the Tiger Beat Archives, October 1966 An interview by Ann Moses 1. What was the greatest Christmas present you ever received? Zally: A pocketknife from my best friend when I was 10 years old. I cut my leg with that about 15 minutes after he gave it to me. I remember it because I’ve […]

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My Most Embarrassing Moment By Phil “Fang” Volk as told to Ann Moses

March 2, 2022

Embarrassing moments? Ha I’ve had mine! I’ve been in dramatics since high school and my big moment came when I got the lead role in “Bye-Bye Birdie.” I played Conrad Birdie. It was a big deal. I really got into the part. It really took a long time to learn to wiggle like Elvis, because […]

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JACKSON 5’s NIGHT OF TERROR!

February 20, 2022

From the Tiger Beat Archives, September 1971 The night was dark and rainy, that dangerous kind of weather when bridges collapse, trees fall, buildings mysteriously cave in and the highway auto accident death toll takes a heavy leap in fatalities. This evening, in Gary, Indiana, the Jackson five were at home, peering out their window […]

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