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The Grande Ballroom opened its doors in October of 1967, with Russ Gibb presenting the MC5 and Chosen Few. MC5, who became Detroit’s favorite band of the 1960s, was a Grande Ballroom house band. Their frontman, Rob Tyner, introduced Gibb to poster artist Gary Grimshaw, who quickly became the house poster artist. Tyner, an artist himself, designed a few early handbills for his band’s Grande shows. This one, a concert with MC5, Jagged Edge, and the Black and Blues Band on November 25, 1966 depicts the Grande scene. The handbill doubled as a 2-for-1 coupon when presented at the door.
The handbill, measuring 8 1/2” x 11 1/8”, is on thin white paper. For being on thin paper and a possible ticket for a patron, it is remarkable that this poster is in mint condition. There are no rips, creases, or handling marks on this handbill…a wonderful piece of Grande memorabilia.
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On Nov-19-08 at 09:11:03 PST, seller added the following information:The Grande Ballroom opened its doors in October of 1966, not 1967 as stated in the first sentence above.
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