Orig Jazz Concert Poster Etta Jones Houston Person Boxing Style 17 X 22

ORIGINAL HOUSTON PERSON ETTA JONES (BOXING STYLE POSTER). ABOUT ETTA JONES FROM WIKEPEDIA: Etta Jones was an American jazz singer. Her best-known recordings are “Don’t Go to Strangers” and “Save Your Love for Me”. She worked with Buddy Johnson, Oliver Nelson, Earl Hines, Barney Bigard, Gene Ammons, Kenny Burrell, Milt Jackson, Cedar Walton, and Houston Person. ABOUT HOUSTON PERSON (AGE 91) FROM WIKEPEDIA. Houston Person (born November 10, 1934) is a. Renowned American jazz tenor saxophonist and record producer. Known for his robust sound in soul-jazz, hard bop, and swing. A prolific artist with over 75 albums, he is celebrated for his long-term partnership with vocalist Etta Jones and his work with organists. This is an uncommon original poster on thick board. It is vintage and from the 80s. IT WILL LOOK AMAZING FRAMED. SIZE: 17 X 22 1/4. CONDITION: VERY GOOD This is a pole poster – tear and crease left side- staple holes (SEE ALL PHOTOS). PRINTING INFO: ORIGINAL SENTURY PRINTING 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.

LIONEL HAMPTON rare vintage original Germany 1961 jazz concert poster MEYER

And highly collectible large original vintage first printing concert poster. Designed by Swiss artist Paul Meyer to promote American jazz vibraphonist, pianist, percussionist, and bandleader Lionel Hampton’s extensive tour of continental Europe during February, March and April 1961. The ensemble for the tour featured Dave Gonzales, Floyd Jones, Andrew Wood, Vergil Jones (trumpets); Robert Plater, John Neely (alto saxophones); Andrew McGhee, Edward T. Pazant (tenor saxophones); Lonnie Shaw (baritone saxophone); Vincent Prudente, Haleem Rasheed (trombones); Harold Mayburn (piano); Wayne Robinson (drums); Lawrence Burgan (bass); Roland Faulkner (guitar); and Pinnochio James and Bertice Reading (vocals). Hoch, Düsseldorf, the poster measures 83.8 x 58.8 cm approx. 33″ by 23.1″ inches and is beautifully printed in orange and black inks on thin, uncoated paper stock. In excellent unfolded and unmarked condition, ready to frame. Please see all supersized images below for the exact condition of the poster. Guaranteed 100% original first printing. 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.

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Zak Gdansk 1974 JAZZ CLUB VINTAGE 70’S ORIGINAL POSTER BY KNUTH Rare

See photos very interesting early Jazz poster.

B. B. KING SONNY FORTUNE WELLS SHEPP jazz blues ORIGINAL concert poster’77 NANCY

NANCY JAZZ FESTIVAL with. 46.50 x 30.30 inch approx. 118 cm x 77 cm. Be sure to add me to your favorites list. Check out my other items.

Vintage lkki Matsumoto’Sanibel Jazz’ Poster OCTOBER 1988 33×21

Vintage lkki Matsumoto'Sanibel Jazz' Poster OCTOBER 1988 33x21

Good overall condition for it’s age and rarity. Can’t seem to find another one of these listed anywhere online. Does have some some flaws, most notably staining along bottom edge and small tear bottom left. Please view pics for exact condition. Will receive the item displayed.

Original Vintage Poster JAZZ APPEAL -CONCERT CZECHOSLOVAKIA SOCIALISM 1964

Original vintage poster in czech language. KLUB PRACUJICICH – ROH (Revolucni Odborove Hnuti) – NA SADECH 18 – NEDELE DNE 6. PROSINCE 1964 – JAZZ APPEAL – ORCHESTR NONET – ZACATEK VE 20 HODIN” or “WORKER’S CLUB – REVOLUTIONARY TRADE UNION – NA SADECH STREET 18 – ON SUNDAY 6th DECEMBER 1964 – JAZZ APPEAL – ORCHESTRA NONET – START AT 8pm, with names of performers and bands. Designed by: anonymous artist, most likely in 1964. Condition report: poster was stored folded, shows fold lines, also shows some tears and creasing especially on edges, in corners and in fold lines, may shows some yellowing and some stains Historical context. Interesting poster which is a beautiful example of the slight liberation of the communist regime in Czechoslovakia in the 1960s – jazz concert, where jazz itself was a symbol of the free and western world. In August 1968, after the beginning of the occupation by the Warsaw Pact troops, the regime was again very strict and a similar concert would be a rather rare exception. The Revolutionary Trade Union Movement (ROH) was a monopoly trade union organization that was also the most mass social organization in socialist Czechoslovakia. In many cases, employee membership in the ROH was practically mandatory and automatic. At that time, trade unions, like party cells of the Communist Party of the Czech Republic, also took part in the evaluation of workers in various situations, could vouch for them in criminal proceedings, etc. Extraordinary all-trade convention on 2.3. March 1990 decided on the abolition of the ROH and the transfer of powers and property to the successor organizations. The newly constituted unions united in the Czechoslovak Confederation of Trade Unions and its Czech-Moravian Chamber of Trade Unions, which still covers trade unions in the Czech Republic (Wiki). If you have any questions about offered items or anything else, feel free to ask us, you will be very welcome!

BUDDY RICH mega rare vintage original Paris 1971 jazz concert poster JACNO

The show in Paris was part of Rich’s European tour during November and December in support of. Recorded at RCA Studio C in New York City during July and August 1971, and produced by Pete Spargo. The orchestra for the European tour featured Brian Grivna, Jimmy Mosher, Pat La Barbera, Don Englert, Joe Calo (saxophones); Lin Biviano, John DeFlon, Wayne Naus, Jeff Stout (trumpets); Bruce Paulson, Tony DiMaggio, John Leys (trombones); Bobby Peterson (piano); David Spinozza (guitar); Bob Daugherty (bass); Candido Camero (bongos, conga); and Phil Kraus (percussion). It was Jacno who was responsible for designing the TNP logo in 1951. A logotype that represents a stamp similar to those applied to the coffers of touring theatre companies. The success led Jacno to work extensively for theatre and live performance. From the 1950s to the 1980s, he emerged as the leading graphic designer in this field. Printed by Imprimerie Affiches Gaillard, Paris, with the printer’s imprint to the bottom left corner. The poster measures 32.2 x 49.8 cm approx. 12.7″ by 19.6″ inches and is beautifully printed in blue, red and black inks on thin, matte-coated paper stock (coated on front only). The poster has been folded horizontally at the middle, with light wear to the top and bottom left side corners. 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 Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Com. Track Page Views With.

BUDDY RICH rare vintage original Brussels 1971 jazz concert handbill

The show in Brussels was part of Rich’s European tour during November and December in support of. The Best of Buddy Rich. A compilation album released by United Artists in late 1970. The handbill measures 12.0 x 18.0 cm approx. 4.7″ by 7.1″ inches and is beautifully printed in blue and black inks on thin, coated paper stock. There is a faint horizontal fold to the middle, else in excellent unmarked condition. Please see both supersized images below for the exact condition of the handbill. 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.

McCOY TYNER (Coltrane) rare vintage original 1980 jazz concert poster

Tyner was touring Germany in support of the. Album, recorded during April 1979 at the Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs, NJ and produced by Orrin Keepnews. AllMusic’s Michael G. Nastos awarded the album 5 stars and called it an extraordinary recording featuring some of the most remarkable, memorable and powerful music of Tyner’s career. The touring band for the European tour consisted of alto and soprano saxophonist Joe Ford, violinist John Blake, bassist Charles Fambrough, percussionist Guilherme Franco, and drummer George Johnson. Ford, Blake, Fambrough and Franco all featured on the. Tyner is considered to be one of the most influential jazz pianists of the late 20th century, an honor he earned during and after his time with John Coltrane. Tyner died at his home in New Jersey on 6th March, 2020, at the age of 81. The poster features artwork by Schneidewind, with the artist’s imprint to the bottom right corner. The poster measures 59.4 x 83.8 cm approx. 23.4″ by 33″ inches and is printed in black ink on thin, coated paper stock. There is a tiny pin hole to each corner and light sporadic creasing to the right side border, else in remarkably 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.

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