GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG

GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG
GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG

GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG

GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses Original 1st Printing Concert Poster CGC 4.5 & Handbill Lot. 100% Original 1st Print CGC Authentication. Unrestored Condition -No attempts at any kind of cleaning, pressing or restoration of any kind.

Experts believe less than 200 Original print posters exist. There have been 5 known public sales in the past 10 years. FD-26-OP-1 Poster CGC 4.5 Grader Notes.

Front Cover Moderate Pinholes in Corners. Full Left Back Cover Multiple Stain. Full Right Front Cover Multiple Stain. Left Bottom Front Cover Multiple Tape Pull.

Left Top Front Cover Tape Pull. Right Top Front Cover Creasing. An original concert poster for the Grateful Dead and Oxford Circle performing at the Family Dog's Avalon Ballroom on September 16th & 17th, 1966 with art by Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley.

Image history from the web: The central image is a drawing done by Edward Joseph Sullivan, a late 19th and early 20th century artist. Sullivan created this drawing to illustrate one of the quatrains of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Mouse and Kelley added the color, as the original drawing was in black and white. Personal Copy of Tom Donahue.

Tom Donahue was born Thomas Coman in South Bend, Indiana. His career started in 1949 on the East Coast of the U.

At WTIP in West Virginia and continued at WIBG in Philadelphia and WINX in Maryland. He moved to San Francisco in 1961 during the payola scandal involving Alan Freed, Dick Clark and several other East Coast DJs. He was brought to San Francisco by Les Crane, former Program Director at WIBG who had been hired to "make a winner out of loser station", KYA. Crane also brought in Peter Tripp from WMGM, New York and "Bobby Mitchell" from WIBG. While a disc jockey at Top Forty station KYA (now KOIT) in San Francisco, Donahue and Mitchell formed a record label.

Autumn Records had subsequent hits with Bobby Freeman and The Mojo Men, and Sly Stone was a staff producer. He also opened a psychedelic nightclub (Mothers on Broadway in San Francisco), and produced concerts at the Cow Palace, the Oakland Auditorium and Candlestick Park with his partner Mitchell later known as Bobby Tripp in L. Radio; real name Michael Guerra, d. Together, they produced the last public appearance of The Beatles on August 29, 1966 at Candlestick Park.

He subsequently took over programming for a foreign-language station KMPX and changed it into what is considered to be America's first alternative "free-form" radio station. The station played album tracks chosen by the DJs on the largely ignored FM band. This one move introduced progressive radio to the U.

In 1969, besides his roles as a DJ, station manager, and live show producer, he also managed Leigh Stephens (former lead guitarist of the San Francisco psychedelic rock group Blue Cheer), Micky Waller (a British drummer who played in the Steampacket, Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity, The Jeff Beck Group, 1968-69), and Pete Sears in the band Silver Metre, and in 1970 Stoneground. Donahue, and his DJ wife Raechel also took over programming of free-form radio stations KMET and KPPC-FM in Los Angeles. In 1972, he moved to the role of general manager at KSAN, where he encouraged DJs to play music from different eras and genres interspersed with interesting commentary. A re-created example of Donahue's DJ show can be found on the album The Golden Age Of Underground Radio.

Donahue died from a heart attack in 1975. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996 as a non-performer, one of only three disc jockeys to receive that honor In 2006, Donahue was inducted into the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame as a member of the first class of broadcasters enshrined. Donahue was inducted into the Rock Radio Hall of Fame in the "Legends of Rock Radio-Programming" category in 2014 for his work at KSAN and KMPX.

The item "GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG" is in sale since Wednesday, August 28, 2019. This item is in the category "Entertainment Memorabilia\Music Memorabilia\Rock & Pop\Artists G\Grateful Dead\Posters". The seller is "cozmicshop" and is located in USA.

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GRATEFUL DEAD FD26-OP-1 Skeleton Roses 1st Print Poster & Handbill Lot AOR BG