Rare Original Fillmore Variant Handbill 1966 Otis Redding Grateful Dead Maclean

  

This handbill, measuring approximately 5" x 7 11/16" when unfolded, is a remarkable piece of music history. Condition: This handbill exhibits the character of vintage paper, with mild but present edgewear and discoloration consistent with its age. There are two creases present, likely from its original folding into quarters when distributed. Additionally, there are small pinholes from being stapled at the center top and bottom.

The handbill has been stored flat and unfolded for preservation. The original owner's addresses are printed on the back, discreetly covered with a blue piece of paper. Please refer to the provided photos for a detailed view of the condition. Fillmore Auditorium 12/20-22/66: Bill Graham hailed these concerts as the best gig I ever put on in my whole life. Featuring Otis Redding as the headliner, this event showcased an incredible lineup, including the Grateful Dead and Country Joe & The Fish.

At just 25 years old, Redding, often referred to as the "King of Soul, " delivered an unforgettable performance. Tragically, Redding passed away in a plane crash at the age of 26, just one month before his iconic hit, "The Dock of the Bay, " was released. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of music history with this original Fillmore variant handbill from 1966.