Handbills: Johnny Winter Progressive Blues Experiment

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, these two 7" x 11" handbills promote the release of Johnny's debut album, the Progressive Blues Experiment. The album was made available "At Phil's

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, these 7" x 11" handbills promote the release of Johnny's debut album, the Progressive Blues Experiment. The album was made available "At Phil's Rec

Johnny's well-worn wool vest, featured prominently on the inside cover of his first album, "The Progressive Blues Experiment." This vest features a fringe hem, two front pockets, and closes by ties at

The album art for "The Progressive Blue Experiment" printed onto a wooden block for hanging/display. The wooden art blocks being featured in this auction hung prominently in Winter's home studio. 22"

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this 11" x 8.5" handbill promotes a gig that Johnny Winter played with B.B. King in 1971. Hofheinz Pavillion. B.B. King was a blues hero of Johnny'

Platinum album featuring Johnny Winter's photo and his signature in silver marker. Ed. 27/200. Produced by Roy Creations. Certificate of Authenticity on verso. 2010. 25.25" x 17.25" Framed.

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, these two handbills feature a psychedelic orange octagonal, fractal-like illustration. Advertising "Johnny Winter and New Atlantis at the Vulcan Ga

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this handbill promotes a gig that Johnny Winter played at the Vulcan Gas Company in Austin, TX. Also featuring artist Zackary Thacks. The Vulcan Ga

From Johnny Winter's personal poster collection, a 1968 handbill from a concert Johnny played with Freddie King. Also promotes an early gig by Steve Miller Band, New Atlantis, and Shiva's Headband, th

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this poster is from a limited edition of nine and printed on a high-quality paper. Poster reads, "Johnny Winter Live! Blue Cat Blues. Deep Ellum."

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this poster is printed on fine quality paper and is of a limited edition. "Johnny Winter Live! Blue Cat Blues; Deep Ellum; Dallas, TX. September 20

Three of Johnny Winter's shirts, the first from the "Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, and James Cotton ïAlmost Spring Tour,' 1977," the second a Johnny Winter turquoise blue shirt, the third a Johnny Win

"Highway 61" resonator by Republic Guitars, an Austin-based guitar company whose founder was inspired to start the company after hearing Johnny Winter play acoustic blues on a resonator. Serial number

Johnny Winter, a Rock/Blues Legend thru the Decades." Box Office Ticket Awards AP016. Framed 19" x 13

Johnny Winter's well worn blue t-shirt. 'Rock N Roll' printed in grey with image of guitar player. Size small, 34-36

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first a faded blue "Johnny Winter" tee, the second reading "Bill Graham presents Johnny Winter, Foghat, Peter Frampton," and the third from the "Johnny Winter 19

Certificate commemorating Johnny Winter's induction to the Blues Hall of Fame (not to be confused with the Blues Foundation's Blues Hall of Fame). The BHF officially recognized and inducted Johnny Win

This poster is signed by the artist, David Singer. We don't offer many examples of this original Jack Bruce & Friends, First Printing poster in our auction! The great blues icon Johnny Winter was in

Johnny Winter jamming with the blues guitarist Luther Allison. Lot of nine photographs measuring 8" x 10", taken by Doug Fulton.

Lot of three identical red bandanas, each with a graphic of the state of Texas and a guitar, and text reading Johnny Winter, Nothin' But the Blues ..." 19.5" x 19.5"

First Pistoia Blues Award - "A Life for Blues." To Johnny Winter, July 11-13, 2003. The Pistoia Blues Festival is held in Pistoia, Italy, and has been held annually since 1980. Plaque measures 9.5" x

Johnny Winter was inducted to the Blues Hall of Fame (located in Memphis, Tennessee) in 1988; this plaque commemorates the occasion. In 1988, when he was inducted, Winter was the first non-African Ame

Awarded to Johnny Winter by the New England Blues Society, for his "lifetime contributions to the blues." Presented November 22, 2002. Crystal award, approx. 9" tall.

This plaque was presented to Johnny Winter by the West Michigan Blues Society on July 20, 2012 "in recognition of a lifetime dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Blues Music." 15" x 11" plaq