"THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND" JIMMY CARTER 1975 CAMPAIGN BENEFIT CONCERT POSTER.
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11x16" on thin lightly coated card stock. Poster advertises event "Tues. November 25" at the "Providence Civic Center" and features image of Jimmy Carter leaning on a table watching the band warm up before a gig. Corner bumps, a few scattered vertical bends at top center and overall minor even age. VF. By the end of 1975 and heading into 1976, The Allman Brothers were well so well established that Presidential nominee Jimmy Carter counted himself among their fans. Though well on the road to classic rock icon status, the seams were starting to split internally. Over the course of 1976, tensions would grow and the band would split up before the end of the year w/Gregg Allman noting the Carter benefit show as the lone high point of their otherwise dismal final tour. Footage of this concert can be seen in the 2020 documentary "Jimmy Carter Rock & Roll President."
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