Mothers of Invention Fillmore East Concert Poster (Bill Graham, 1968) "Last N. Y. Appearance 'Til Peace" was the "threat" ma...

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Mothers of Invention Fillmore East Concert Poster (Bill Graham, 1968) "Last N. Y. Appearance 'Til Peace" was the "threat" made by Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention, on the poster for this Spring, 1968 Fillmore East show (numbered 4 in the series). How else could Richard Nixon react, except to pull all the troops from Vietnam? Also appearing was the James Cotton Blues Band, who helped introduce the blues to a whole generation of young, white concert attendees, back in the '60s. The poster was only printed once; it measures approximately 14" x 22", and is in NM condition.

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