July Collins 1971 Tel Aviv, Israel Concert Poster, All in Hebrew. ...

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July Collins 1971 Tel Aviv, Israel Concert Poster, All in Hebrew. An original concert-advertising poster for Judy Collins appearing at the Culture Hall in Tel Aviv, Israel on Sunday evening, November 7, 1971. "The Greatest Folk Singer in the U.S.A.," it proclaims in Hebrew above Ms. Collins' name. Then down at the bottom, in addition to the American Elektra Records logo, it gives the basic info including, translated, "Tickets available at the offices of the Dan Hotel, Rokoko and elsewhere." Heritage has ChatGPT on our phones to thank for the translating; try it yourself!

Measures 23 1/4" x 35 1/2" and grades to Very Good condition. There are little apparent nicks, creases or notches in several places on the poster's edge, but most importantly, there is no paper missing... it's often just pushed or folded in. There's a dime-sized black stain on the big green Hebrew letter directly under "Col" in the singer's name. General toning throughout.

From the Archives of Charlie Rothschild. COA from Heritage Auctions.

Charlie Rothschild is a music manager with a career that spanned decades. In his early career, Charlie booked musical acts at Gerde's Folk City in Greenwich Village, most notably Bob Dylan in September 1961, Dylan's first paid gig in New York City. He went on to work for renowned manager Albert Grossman (Dylan, Peter, Paul & Mary, Janis Joplin). As a manager, touring manager and concert promoter himself, Charlie worked alongside folk and rock 'n' roll greats Bob Dylan, the Velvet Underground, Gordon Lightfoot, Judy Collins, Peter, Paul & Mary, Allen Ginsberg, Ian & Sylvia, The Clancy Brothers, Odetta, The Fugs and Pearls Before Swine, among others. Charlie also ran the storied 1960's New York City music venue Balloon Farm, before going out on his own in 1972.

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