Tampa, Florida's 
MUSIC PLAYERS MAGAZINE #1
Tampa Bay's TOP Source For Music News & Interviews In The 80s (as Music Magazine)
And The 90s (as Music Players Magazine)... Music Players Was The BIBLE For Local & National Information.

Each Issue Was A FREE, 8-1/4" x 10-1/2" Newsprint Publication, Between 72 & 80 Pages
Featuring News, interviews, Record Reviews, Club Listings, Photos, Comics & A Syndicated Article By Dr. Hunter S. Thompson.

These were distributed to clubs, record stores and venues in Tampa, St. Petersburg and Sarasota and represent a virtual time capsule of what was happening in the Tampa Bay area throughout the 90s. They're extremely hard to find now, 34 years later, but I've come across this very rare copy that has been in storage for over THREE DECADES.


FOR SALE:

The Debut Issue (#1 - February 8-21, 1990) of Tampa, Florida's MUSIC PLAYERS MAGAZINE. 72 Pages.

Features a column by Hunter S. Thompson "Nightmare On Thunder Road." (see pics)

A rare "PHOTO PROFILE" of Tampa Bay's own, Savatage drummer, Steve "Dr. Killdrums" Wacholz (see pics)
and includes a review (with a rare LIVE photo) of Savatage's Atlantic Records release, Gutter Ballet.

A news item (and live photo) on the death of 37 year-old Allen Collins (of Lynyrd Skynyrd & The Rossington-Collins Band).

A full page advertisement for Florida favorites, the Stranger band's self-released indie LP No Rules. (see pics)

An interview/article with 95YNF's morning show superstar, Ron Bennington.

Concert ads for Warren Zevon, Third World, The Jesus And Mary Chain, Nasty Savage, The Feelies & The Bobby Friss Band.

Even an inside back cover "Komix" page.

Careful... this issue is so fresh and well-preserved, the newsprint ink will STILL rub off on your fingers. 

Good luck finding another one of these in this condition.


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