Fan Favorite Hot Tuna Allman Brothers Bg 268 1971 - Don't Overpay [CDs8HlRG]

Fan Favorite Hot Tuna Allman Brothers Bg 268 1971 - Don't Overpay [CDs8HlRG]

Elevate your collection with this exquisite piece of vintage memorabilia: the "Fan Favorite Hot Tuna Allman Brothers Bg 268 1971 - Don't Overpay [CDs8HlRG]" poster. This stunning artwork captures the electric atmosphere of a pivotal era in music history. The poster, featuring a vibrant 24 Piece Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band, Little Princess #109, and a captivating sketch of Norman Orr's design, is a testament to the legendary performances by The Allman Brothers Band at the Fillmore West in San Francisco, CA, from January 28 to January 31, 1971. This rare piece, measuring 2 9/16" x 4 5/8", is a must-have for any fan or collector of classic rock music.

Product Details

This authentic vintage ticket poster is not just a piece of art; it's a historical artifact. It was created by Norman Orr, who drew inspiration from Griffin, Mouse, and Kelley for the BG267 design. The Allman Brothers Band was on the rise, and Orr was given a photograph of Duane Allman to sketch from, a nod to the band's growing popularity. This poster showcases Orr's ability to draw female frontal nudity without public disapproval, a unique opportunity within concert poster design. The poster's size of 2 9/16" x 4 5/8" ensures that it is compact yet retains its detailed beauty.

Practical Uses and Benefits

Add this "Fan Favorite Hot Tuna Allman Brothers Bg 268 1971 - Don't Overpay [CDs8HlRG]" poster to your collection and enjoy its timeless appeal. Whether you're a dedicated fan or a music historian, this poster offers a plethora of benefits. Its compact size makes it perfect for framing and displaying in your home or office. It's also a great conversation starter, allowing you to share the story of its creation and the significance of the Allman Brothers Band's performance at the Fillmore West. This piece is ideal for any collector looking to add a unique and historical item to their collection. With its rich history and artistic value, the "Fan Favorite Hot Tuna Allman Brothers Bg 268 1971 - Don't Overpay [CDs8HlRG]" poster is a valuable addition to any music enthusiast's library.