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Bill Graham considered this concert to be "the best gig I ever put on in my whole life."After signing Otis Redding as the headliner, Graham chose some great acts to open for him, including the Grateful Dead and Country Joe & The Fish. At the time of these shows, Redding was only 25 years old, but was often referred to as the "King of Soul."In fact, in early 1967, rock critic Jon Landau said, "Otis Redding is rock and roll."Sadly, Redding died in a plane crash at the age of 26, one month before his biggest hit, The Dock of the Bay, was released.


The original poster comes in two types, both of which measure approximately 14″ x 22⅝″.

The Type 1 original poster has the “Bill Graham Presents” credit at the top and the ticket outlet strip at the bottom printed in white.

The Type 2 original poster has the Bill Graham credit and the ticket outlet strip printed in pink.

The original handbill measures approximately 4″ x 7″. The handbill also comes with both the white and pink credit variations that the original poster displays.

There is also an alternate handbill that was printed on thin white stock and measures approximately 5″ x 7⅝″. This handbill is quite scarce and was designed by Bonnie MacLean.

The postcard measures approximately 4″ x 7″.