GRANDE BALLROOM - MILLER, MODDY BLUES

AMAZING GRANDE BALLROOM POSTCARD SET. INCLUDES: PROCOL HARUM (X2), JEFF BECK. JEFFERSON AIRPLANE, STEVE MILLER - THE MOVE - MODDY BLUES, JAMES COTTON - MC5, BUDDY GUY, THE DOORS COBO ARENA. ALL MINT.

STEVE MILLER, THE MOVE, MOODY BLUESART BY DONNIE DOPEMINT POSTCARDFIRST PRESSING 1968

STEVE MILLER, THE MOVE, MOODY BLUES ART BY DONNIE DOPE MINT POSTCARD FIRST PRESSING 1968

STEVE MILLER, THE MOVE, MOODY BLUES ART BY DONNIE DOPE MINT POSTCARD FIRST PRESSING 1968

PROCOL HARUM ART BY DR. MABUSE FIRST PRESSING MINT POSTCARD 1968. All pristine - never used - the reverse of all have Grande Ballroom logo, address and stamp area printed on them. direct from an emplo

Continental Ballroom poster. Steve Miller Blues Band, The Kaleidoscope. Measures 22.75 in. x 16 in. VG/VG-EX condition. An original poster of the period and not a reprint, bootleg or facsimile unless

Original "Avalon Ballroom" Concert Poster Featuring "Miller Blues Band"

Original "Avalon Ballroom" Concert Poster Featuring "Miller Blues Band"508x361 mm

Appearing for the FIRST time in our auction, this original Grande Ballroom postcard! This card advertises Blue Cheer, MC5 and more performing at the venue in June 1968. The Grande Ballroom series prod

The Miller Blues Band "Pink Panther" Avalon Ballroom concert poster, The Miller Blues Band, The Doors & Daily Flash, (Family Dog) FD-64-OP-1, original 1st printing, artist signed by Victor Moscoso (Mo

Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Miller Blues Band Avalon Ballroom concert poster, FD-42-OP-1, artist signed Victor Moscoso, on image lower left/center and bottom center, lithograph, 19" x 13"

Avalon Ballroom, FD-53 (1), Victor Moscoso, QuicksilverAvalon Ballroom featuring: Quicksilver Messenger Service, Miller Blues Band, and John Lee Hooker. Concert poster designed by Victor Moscoso aroun

Miller Blues Band "Angel" Avalon Ballroom concert poster, September 1-3, 1967, Miller Blues Band, Mother Earth and Bukka White, (Family Dog) FD-78, original 1st printing denoted by the dark blue color

The Steve Miller Blues Band "Pink Panther" Avalon Ballroom concert poster, June 1-4, 1967, The Steve Miller Blues Band, The Doors & The Daily Flash, (Family Dog) FD-64-OP-1, original 1st printing deno

Miller Blues Band / The Doors Avalon Ballroom. 1967 Family Dog

The Doors Avalon Ballroom concert poster, April 14-15, 1967, The Doors, Miller Blues Band & Haji Baba, (Family Dog) FD-57-OP-1, 1967 Family Dog Productions, original 1st printing denoted by size & the

The Grateful Dead "Satyr" Avalon Ballroom concert poster, December 23-24, 1966, The Grateful Dead, Steve Miller Blues Band and Moby Grape, (Family Dog) FD-40, original printing, Victor Moscoso artist,

The Miller Blues Band "Pink Panther" concert poster, Family Dog Productions FD-64-1, The Miller Blues Band, The Doors and Daily Flash, June 1-4, 1967, Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA., original 1st

The Miller Blues Band "Pink Panther" concert poster, Family Dog Productions FD-64-1, The Miller Blues Band, The Doors and Daily Flash, June 1-4, 1967, Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA., original 1st

The Miller Blues Band "Pink Panther" concert poster, Family Dog Productions FD-64-1, The Miller Blues Band, The Doors and Daily Flash, June 1-4, 1967, Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA., original 1st

The Sphinx Dance was held at the Avalon Ballroom in February of 1967 and featured the Millers Blues Band. Moscoso's representation of the King Tut headdress for this poster is simple and stunning.

Artist: Grasshopper Title: Scarce Steve Miller Band Santa Clara Poster Printing Date: 1967 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 16" x 22 ½" The Miller Blues Band played at the Continental Ballroom in Sant

STEVE MILLER BLUES BAND ORIGINAL SAN FRANCISCO CONCERT POSTER, event held September 1-3, 1967 at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, poster designed by Mouse Studios, Family Dog production. Housed u

As well as hosting popular San Francisco bands Santa Clara's Continental Ballroom was also the South Bay's venue for the lesser known garage bands of the day. This issue by artist Grasshopper