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ANN ARBOR BLUES & JAZZ FESTIVAL 1974 IN EXILE Original Concert Poster

ANN ARBOR BLUES & JAZZ FESTIVAL 1974 IN EXILE Original Concert Poster
ANN ARBOR BLUES & JAZZ FESTIVAL 1974 IN EXILE Original Concert Poster

ANN ARBOR BLUES & JAZZ FESTIVAL 1974 IN EXILE Original Concert Poster
One of the most historically significant American music festival posters ever offered – an original 1974 Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival “In Exile” concert poster, designed by Gary Kell of Rainbow Graphics and catalogued in The Art of Rock (plate 4.199, page 397). This is a genuine first printing original poster for one of the most extraordinary lineups in the history of American music – and one of the most culturally charged music events of the 1970s. Event: Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival “In Exile”. Date: September 6, 7 & 8, 1974. Venue: Griffin Hollow Amphitheater, St. Clair College, Windsor, Ontario. Designer: Gary Kell / Rainbow Graphics. Catalogue: AOR 4.199 (The Art of Rock, page 397). Size: Approximately 16¾” x 21¾”. Condition: Good – fold marks present, small tear at top edge, colors remain vivid and bold. See all photos carefully before purchasing. The James Brown Revue · Sun Ra & His Arkestra · The Persuasions · John Nicholas Blues All-Stars featuring Hubert Sumlin & S. New Jazz of Detroit · Charles Moore’s Shattering Effect · The Lyman Woodard Organization · Eddie Nuccilli Big Band · Kenn Cox · Mixed Bag. Luther Allison · The Cecil Taylor Unit · Jimmy Dawkins Blues Band · Hound Dog Taylor & The Houserockers · Ursula Walker. Sunday Afternoon – “Detroit Blues”. John Lee Hooker · Junior Walker & The All Stars · Johnnie Mae Matthews · Boogie Woogie Red · Little Junior Cannady · One String Sam. BB King · The Gil Evans Orchestra · Albert Collins · Sunnyland Slim & The Blue Spirit Band · Robert Junior Lockwood. Why this poster is exceptional. The 1974 Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival “In Exile” is one of the most historically significant events in American music history – and one of the most politically charged. The Republican majority on the Ann Arbor City Council banned the festival from the city, citing “undesirables” and an influx of dope. Clair College in Windsor, Ontario offered its Griffin Hollow Amphitheater as an alternative, the festival went ahead – but not without a fight. The FBI and law enforcement officials turned back cars at the border, searched vehicles, arrested anyone found with drugs, and even prevented festival co-producer John Sinclair from entering Canada. Against all of this, the music was, by all accounts, transcendent. James Brown and Sun Ra on the same Friday night bill. BB King closing Sunday. John Lee Hooker in the afternoon. This is not merely a concert poster – it is a primary document of American blues, jazz, and civil liberties history. This poster is documented and catalogued in The Art of Rock – the definitive reference guide for serious concert poster collectors – as plate 4.199. It was produced by Rainbow Multi-Media in association with CKLW Radio and St. This piece is appropriate for Heritage Auctions, major blues and jazz memorabilia collections, and dedicated concert poster collectors.
ANN ARBOR BLUES & JAZZ FESTIVAL 1974 IN EXILE Original Concert Poster
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1966 Bill Graham’s Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson

1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson
1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson
1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson
1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson
1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson
1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson
1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson

1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson
The product is an original 1966 concert poster featuring Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead. Part of Bill Graham’s Filmore West series. Signed by Wes Wilson. Measuring 24-1/2″ x 12″, this piece of music memorabilia captures a significant moment in the rock and pop music genre. Created in the United States, this poster is a rare and valuable collectible item for fans of both Bill Graham and the Grateful Dead. Designed by Wes Wilson. This is a 1st run poster in near mint condition.
1966 Bill Graham's Filmore West Concert Poster Butterfield Blues Band, Jefferson
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Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was

Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was

Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
Rob Zombie – House of Blues, New Orleans Concert Poster dated 8/29/05, signed by the Artist (2005). This now-extremely scarce poster has quite a story to tell. Created for a Monday night performance at New Orlean’s famous House of Blues, the show — and in fact the entire city — was canceled out by the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. The artist, Allen Jaeger, barely made it out of town with only a few possessions, including this silk-screened poster. Jaeger’s shop was next to one of the cities levees; it was leveled by the storm and the subsequent flood. With most copies of this poster for “the show that never was” destroyed, this will be a rare opportunity for one lucky collector. Size is 20″ x 26″, and is in Excellent condition (please note the “water marks” noticeable in the upper lettering are actually part of the printed design, and not a flaw). Signed by the artist. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIPTION COMES FROM A. JAEGER AT THE BOTTOM RIGHT.
Rob Zombie House Of Blues Concert Poster Rare The Concert That Never Was
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AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER

AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER

AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL’65. And highly collectible original first printing concert poster designed to promote the “American Folk Blues Festival” October 1965 European package tour, presented by Lippmann+Rau. Performing artists included Big Mama Thornton, Lonesome Jimmy Lee, Eddie Boyd, Buddy Guy, Doctor Ross, Freddie Below, J. Lenoir, Big Shakey Horton, Roosevelt Sykes, and Mississippi Fred McDowell. It was legendary German promoters Horst Lippmann and Fritz Rau who were responsible for the festival since its start back in 1962 where they stuck upon the idea of bringing a cross section of American blues musicians to Europe for a package tour. Dubbed “The American Folk Blues Festival, ” the shows were a major success and played a vital role in exposing American roots music to a new and appreciative audience abroad, especially in the United Kingdom, where the concerts proved to be a significant eye-opener for the founding members of the British blues-rock boom. Lippman and Rau turned the tour into an annual event and, fortunately, arranged for their artists to appear on a series of television specials recorded for German television. The poster features delicate graphic artwork by Hans Michel and Günther Kieser, with their imprint to the lower right side border. The poster measures 60.0 x 84.3 cm approx. 23.6? By 33.2? Inches and is beautifully printed in multi-color on thin, uncoated paper stock. A couple of tiny pin holes to the corners and a few pieces of acid-free archival tape on the rear, else in near excellent unfolded condition. Please see all supersized images below for the exact condition of the poster. All items are guaranteed original and come with a guarantee of your satisfaction. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s. Track Page Views With.
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
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1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art

1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art

1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
1967 THE MILLER BLUES BAND – AT THE MATRIX CONCERT POSTER, NEON ROSE NR2-2 VICTOR MOSCOSO ART. Rare Neon Rose Poster is in good condition with edge wear some spotting and browning as. Shown in the photos. From a smoke free home, odor free. Measures approximately 14 inches by 20 inches. Please examine the photos and ask questions. Photos are part of the description. Be sure to check out our other listings for more cool stuff.
1967 Miller Blues Band Matrix Concert Poster Neon Rose Nr2-2 Moscoso Art
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AMERICAN NEGRO BLUES 1970 Vintage German A1 Concert poster GUNTHER KIESER

AMERICAN NEGRO BLUES 1970 Vintage German A1 Concert poster GUNTHER KIESER

AMERICAN NEGRO BLUES 1970 Vintage German A1 Concert poster GUNTHER KIESER
AMERICAN NEGRO BLUES FESTIVAL (1970). Vintage and very rare concert poster beautifully designed by Gunther KIESER advertising the 1970 edition of the American Blues and Gospel festival. This is the RARER version of the poster with Negro instead of Blues and Gospel as it was resulted quickly after (we also have that version). Format: A1: 23.3×33.5 (59×85 cm). Photo of the exact poster. Will be sent safely Rolled in a sturdy cardboard tube. For larger quantities, a separate invoice will be sent. This is one of the many movie and music posters which can be found at ILLUSTRACTION GALLERY – ART THAT POPS! A brand new online poster gallery devoted to the celebration of the poster artists behind the art of the movie, music and comic book. We only sell Vintage and rare posters (no cheap reproductions). Specialized in art by Robert McGinnis Ray (Raymond Elseviers), Frank McCarthy, Gunther Kieser, Hans Hillmann, Jack Kirby, Marvel Third Eye Black light… As well as Steve McQueen, Audrey Hepburn, Clint Eastwood, Steve McQueen, Alain Delon, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Brigitte Bardot, Sophia Loren, Catherine Deneuve, Paul Newman, Raquel Welch and many other actors and actresses and Italian fotobusta (photobusta), Japanese B2 posters, Belgian posters, French posters, German A1 posters, Fillmore posters, Family Dog posters, Airlines and travel posters, Munich 1972 Olympics posters and many more colorful images which can be discovered on the site. Watch the other listings. Feel free to contact the gallery for any queries/questions. Thanks for your business. ILLUSTRACTION GALLERY – Art That Pops!
AMERICAN NEGRO BLUES 1970 Vintage German A1 Concert poster GUNTHER KIESER
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Rare 1982 Stevie Ray Vaughan Austin Blues & Heritage Festival Concert Poster

Rare 1982 Stevie Ray Vaughan Austin Blues & Heritage Festival Concert Poster

Rare 1982 Stevie Ray Vaughan Austin Blues & Heritage Festival Concert Poster
Available is an Original Henry Gonzalez designed Concert Poster for a 5/9/82 Austin Blues and Heritage Festival which took place at Auditorium Shores in Austin Texas. This Incredible Concert features the likes of W. Clark, The Cobras, Omar and the Howlers, Angelia Strehli and Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble. Auctions must be paid within 2 days of close.
Rare 1982 Stevie Ray Vaughan Austin Blues & Heritage Festival Concert Poster
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AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER

AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER

AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL’65. And highly collectible original first printing concert poster designed to promote the “American Folk Blues Festival” October 1965 European package tour, presented by Lippmann+Rau. Performing artists included Big Mama Thornton, Lonesome Jimmy Lee, Eddie Boyd, Buddy Guy, Doctor Ross, Freddie Below, J. Lenoir, Big Shakey Horton, Roosevelt Sykes, and Mississippi Fred McDowell. It was legendary German promoters Horst Lippmann and Fritz Rau who were responsible for the festival since its start back in 1962 where they stuck upon the idea of bringing a cross section of American blues musicians to Europe for a package tour. Dubbed “The American Folk Blues Festival, ” the shows were a major success and played a vital role in exposing American roots music to a new and appreciative audience abroad, especially in the United Kingdom, where the concerts proved to be a significant eye-opener for the founding members of the British blues-rock boom. Lippman and Rau turned the tour into an annual event and, fortunately, arranged for their artists to appear on a series of television specials recorded for German television. The poster features delicate graphic artwork by Hans Michel and Günther Kieser, with their imprint to the lower right side border. The poster measures 60.0 x 84.3 cm approx. 23.6? By 33.2? Inches and is beautifully printed in multi-color on thin, uncoated paper stock. A couple of tiny pin holes to the corners and a few pieces of acid-free archival tape on the rear, else in near excellent unfolded condition. Please see all supersized images below for the exact condition of the poster. All items are guaranteed original and come with a guarantee of your satisfaction. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed! Track Page Views With.
AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL rare vintage original 1965 concert poster KIESER
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