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[email protected] ------------------------------ STR 1974-03-01 P-1 --------- 1974-03-01 / STR CP017786 / MED778B Washboard Willie at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017786 / MED778B Performers: 1974-03-01 1974-03-03: Strata Concert Gallery Washboard Willie ------------------------------ STR 1974-04-05 P-1 --------- 1974-04-05 / STR CP016810 / MEB051B Jazz in Detroit: Mccoy Tyner, Azar Lawrence at Strata Concert Gallery Notes: Gary Grimshaw: Not something Frank Bach did, but might be something Frank would art direct. Frank became John's art director, after I moved to Detroit, in 1974. Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016810 / MEB051B Performers: 1974-04-05 1974-04-06: Strata Concert Gallery Mccoy Tyner / Azar Lawrence / Alex Blake / Billy Hart ------------------------------ STR 1978-02-02 P-1 --------- 1978-02-02 / STR CP016798 / MEB045 Keith Jarrett, Tribe at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016798 / MEB045 Performers: 1978-02-02 1978-02-04: Strata Concert Gallery Keith Jarrett 1978-02-09 1978-02-11: Tribe 1978-02-13 1978-02-18: Charles Mingus 1978-02-20 1978-02-23: Herbie Hancock 1978-02-25: Ursula Walker 1978-03-09 1978-03-11: Head Arrangement 1978-03-02 1978-03-04: CJQ ------------------------------ STR 1978-02-13 P-1 --------- 1978-02-13 / STR CP016800 / MEB046B Mingus at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Notes: Gary Grimshaw: Not something Frank Bach did, but might be something Frank would art direct. Frank became John's art director, after I moved to Detroit, in 1974. Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016800 / MEB046B Performers: 1978-02-13 1978-02-18: Strata Concert Gallery Mingus ------------------------------ STR 1978-02-13 P-1 --------- 1978-02-13 / STR CP017401 / MEB533 Mingus at Strata Concert Gallery Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017401 / MEB533 Performers: 1978-02-13 1978-02-18: Strata Concert Gallery Mingus ------------------------------ STR 1978-02-20 P-1 --------- 1978-02-20 / STR CP005753 / CP01002 Herbie Hancock, Buster Williams at Strata Concert Celler - Detroit, MI Notes: Gary Grimshaw: Not something Frank Bach did, but might be something Frank would art direct. Frank became John's art director, after I moved to Detroit, in 1974. Private Notes: * A-/B+ 200 CHECK Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP005753 / CP01002 Price: 200.00 STR / CP019215 / XC005 Performers: 1978-02-20 1978-02-23: Strata Concert Gallery Herbie Hancock / Buster Williams / Billy Hart / Bennie Maupin / Eddie Henderson / Julian Priester ------------------------------ STR 1978-03-28 P-1 --------- 1978-03-28 / STR CP016801 / MEB047A Elvin Jones at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Notes: Gary Grimshaw: Not something Frank Bach did, but might be something Frank would art direct. Frank became John's art director, after I moved to Detroit, in 1974. Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Promoter: Allied Artists Association Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016801 / MEB047A Performers: 1978-03-28 1978-03-31: Strata Concert Gallery Elvin Jones ------------------------------ STR 1978-04-21 P-1 --------- 1978-04-21 / STR CP016809 / MEB051A Jazz in Detroit: rchie Shepp, Jimmy Garrison at Strata Concert Gallery Notes: Gary Grimshaw: Not something Frank Bach did, but might be something Frank would art direct. Frank became John's art director, after I moved to Detroit, in 1974. Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016809 / MEB051A Performers: 1978-04-21 1978-04-23: Strata Concert Gallery Archie Shepp / Jimmy Garrison / Beaver Harris / Dave Burrell / Grachan Moncur Iii ------------------------------ STR 1978-04-27 P-1 --------- 1978-04-27 / STR CP016804 / MEB048B Stanley Cowell, Ron Brooks Trio at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Notes: Gary Grimshaw: Not something Frank Bach did, but might be something Frank would art direct. Frank became John's art director, after I moved to Detroit, in 1974. Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Promoter: Jazz in Detroit Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016804 / MEB048B Performers: 1978-04-27 1978-04-28: Strata Concert Gallery Stanley Cowell / Ron Brooks Trio / Dan Spencer ------------------------------ STR 1978-05-11 P-1 --------- 1978-05-11 / STR CP016802 / MEB047B Contemporary Jazz Quintet at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Notes: Gary Grimshaw: Not something Frank Bach did, but might be something Frank would art direct. Frank became John's art director, after I moved to Detroit, in 1974. Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Promoter: Allied Artists Association Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016802 / MEB047B Performers: 1978-05-11 1978-05-18: Strata Concert Gallery Contemporary Jazz Quintet ------------------------------ STR 1978-06-08 P-1 --------- 1978-06-08 / STR CP016803 / MEB048A Ornette Coleman at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Notes: Gary Grimshaw: Not something Frank Bach did, but might be something Frank would art direct. Frank became John's art director, after I moved to Detroit, in 1974. Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Promoter: Jazz in Detroit Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016803 / MEB048A STR / CP016818 / MEB055B Performers: 1978-06-08 1978-06-10: Strata Concert Gallery Ornette Coleman ------------------------------ STR 1978-08-11 P-1 --------- 1978-08-11 / STR CP017783 / MED777A Head Arrangement, Ron English at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017783 / MED777A Performers: 1978-08-11 1978-08-12: Strata Concert Gallery Head Arrangement / Ron English / Bud Spangler / Ron Brooks Trio ------------------------------ STR 1978-08-15 P-1 --------- 1978-08-15 / STR CP017798 / MED784B Jim Perkins at Strata Concert Celler - Detroit, MI Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017798 / MED784B Performers: 1978-08-15: Strata Concert Gallery Jim Perkins ------------------------------ STR 1978-08-18 P-1 --------- 1978-08-18 / STR CP017785 / MED778A Contemporary Jazz Quintet at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017785 / MED778A Performers: 1978-08-18 1978-08-19: Strata Concert Gallery Contemporary Jazz Quintet 1978-08-25 1978-08-26: ------------------------------ STR 1978-08-22 P-1 --------- 1978-08-22 / STR CP017784 / MED777B StrataCorp. Presents Electronic Music at Strata Concert Gallery Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017784 / MED777B Performers: 1978-08-22: Strata Concert Gallery Strata ------------------------------ STR 1978-08-29 P-1 --------- 1978-08-29 / STR CP017781 / MED776A Detroit Sound Projection at Strata Concert Celler - Detroit, MI Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017781 / MED776A Performers: 1978-08-29: Strata Concert Gallery Detroit Sound Projection ------------------------------ STR 1978-09-01 P-1 --------- 1978-09-01 / STR CP016806 / MEB049B Art Ensemble of Chicago at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP016806 / MEB049B Performers: 1978-09-01 1978-09-02: Strata Concert Gallery Art Ensemble of Chicago 1978-09-03: ------------------------------ STR 1978-09-01 H-1 --------- 1978-09-01 / STR CP017654 / MED695B Great Black Music: Art Ensemble of Chicafo at the Strata Concert Gallery Artist: Rainbow Graphics Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Handbill / CP044295 Handbill STR Edition 1 / CP017654 / MED695B Performers: 1978-09-01 1978-09-03: Strata Concert Gallery Art Ensemble of Chicago / Lester Bowie / Malachi Favors / Don Moye / Roscoe Mitchell / Joseph Jarman ------------------------------ STR 1981-09-18 P-1 --------- 1981-09-18 / STR CP017791 / MED781A Contemporary Jazz Quintet at Strata Concert Celler - Detroit, MI Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017791 / MED781A Performers: 1981-09-18 1981-09-27: Strata Concert Gallery Contemporary Jazz Quintet 1981-09-18 1981-09-25: 1981-09-19: 1981-09-20: 1981-09-25: 1981-09-26: 1981-09-27: 1981-10-01: 1981-10-02: 1981-10-03: ------------------------------ STR 1981-10-23 P-1 --------- 1981-10-23 / STR CP017794 / MED782B Stanley Cowell, Joe Henderson at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR Edition 1 / CP017794 / MED782B Performers: 1981-10-23 1981-10-24: Strata Concert Gallery Stanley Cowell / Joe Henderson 1981-10-25: ------------------------------ STR 1981-11-06 P-1 --------- 1981-11-06 / STR CP017793 / MED782A Sphere, Larry Nozero at Strata Concert Gallery - Detroit, MI Venue: Strata Concert Gallery Items: Original poster STR
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