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Municipal Auditorium Events Box Event Date Contents of Folder 1 Nat King Cole 10/28/1963 1 Kingston Trio 10/11/1963 1 Ray Charles 4/18/1963 1 Louis Armstrong 11/10/1963 1 Beach Boys 9/22/1964 1 James Brown 11/22/1964 1 Righteous Brothers 5/14/1965 1 Herman's Hermits 7/29/1965 1 The Beach Boys 7/19/1965 1 The Rolling Stones 11/16/1965 1 The Supremes 11/24/1965 1 Jackie Wilson 5/15/1966 1 Ray Charles 6/19/1966 1 Otis Redding 7/3/1966 1 The Monkees 1/1/1967 1 Jackie Wilson 9/11/1966 1 James Brown 11/20/1966 1 James Brown 6/11/1967 1 Otis Redding 8/12/1967 Newspaper ad for tickets 1 Jackie Wilson 3/29/1967 1 Aretha Franklin 9/22/1967 Newspaper ad for tickets 1 The Temptations 11/26/1967 Two complimentary ticket vouchers 1 James Brown 12/10/1967 1 WSM Opry October 19-21, 1967 Ticket invitations to shows, luncheons and workshops, Program for First CMA Awards 1 Beach Boys 4/5/1968 Copy of Hatch Show Advertisement, 2 not torn tickets 1 Ray Charles 5/26/1968 Billy preston, Ray Charles and Raelets glossy photos 1 James Brown 7/21/1968 Newspaper ad for tickets 1 The Temptations 8/2/1968 Stack of tickets, Refund notification copy, newspaper ad for tickets, Schedule and Information Brochure, torn ticket stub, newspaper article, Jazz festivals program 1 Jazz Festival 9/29/1968 book 1 WSM Grand Ole Opry October 17-19, 1968 2 Capitol Records ticket invitations, newspaper article Page 1 1 Jackie Wilson 11/23/1968 Newspaper ad for tickets, Program book 1 The Temptations 3/15/1969 Newspaper ad for tickets 2 Beach Boys 4/12/1969 2 Aretha Franklin 5/11/1969 Newspaper clippings 2 James Brown 6/8/1969 Three torn tickets A letter of grievence about the electricity being shut off because the performance went over 2 Rock and Roll Revival 3/28/1970 time 2 James Brown 4/25/1970 Newspaper Article 2 Isaac Hayes 5/3/1970 2 The Temptations 5/10/1970 2 Chet Atkins Guitar Festival August 7-8, 1970 Letter between Floyd Rice and Jackie Reed regarding complimetary tickets, newspaper ad copy 2 Led Zeppelin 8/25/1970 2 Stevie Wonder Show 8/30/1970 2 Grand Funk Railroad 12/13/1970 Newspaper clipping copies 2 Jackson 5 12/29/1970 Newspaper photo copy 2 Isaac Hayes 4/11/1971 2 Guess Who 4/24/1971 Discount ticket coupon 2 Roberta Flack 5/16/1971 Newspaper ad, 2 James Brown 6/5/1971 Newspaper ads 2 Chicago 8/4/1971 Newspaper photo copy, stack of complimentary ticket vouchers 2 The BeeGees 8/28/1971 Newspaper article copy 2 The Temptations 9/17/1971 2 James Taylor 10/24/1971 Newspaper ad copy 2 Isaac Hayes 12/5/1971 Newspaper clippings copies 2 Allman Brothers 12/10/1971 Newspaper clipping copy 2 Jackson 5 1/1/1972 Backstage pass, four glossy photos, newspaper ad copy 2 Johnny Cash 1/9/1972 Newspaper ad copy 2 Ike and Tina Turner 1/29/1972 Newspaper clippings copy 2 James Brown 5/20/1972 Newspaper copies 2 James Gang 5/21/1972 Newspaper copies Multiple whole tickets and ticket stubs, staff and guest access stickers, two polaroid(?) photos, 2 Rolling Stones 6/29/1972 newspaper articles 2 Jackson 5 8/6/1972 Newspaper clipping copies Page 2 2 Black Sabbath 8/25/1972 Newspaper ad copy 2 Jethro Tull 10/24/1972 Newspaper article copy 3 Elton John 11/12/1972 Copy of Newspaper Articles 3 David Bowie 11/20/1972 Poster saying that "Mom's Apple Pie" were special guest stars.Newspaper articles. 3 James Brown 12/9/1972 Copies of pics from newspaper. Information about a $300,000.00 law suit against Nashville Munocipal Auditorium by Terry 3 Grand Funk Railroad 1/27/1973 Knight regarding this c0oncert. 3 The Temptations 1/28/1973 316 photos sold @ $1.00 each. 3 Bee Gees 3/24/1973 Two newspaper articles. 3,0500 advance sale tickets @ $5.00 ea, 4,200 general admission @ $6.00 ea, 300 3 Al Green 3/25/1973 complimentary tickets 3 Allman Brothers 4/8/1973 Marshall Tucker was Guest Star. Includes a newspaper ad for a "Sonny & Cher" concert. 3 Jethro Tull 5/21/1973 Newspapewr pictures. Special geusts were "Brewer and Shipley"> Several letters from local people asking for backstage access including one to Elvis (Marked 3 Elvis Presley 7/1/1973 urgent) from a woman saying she wanted to give him a song that "God had me write for you.) 3 B B King 7/15/1973 Newspaper articles. Advertisement for the "Official Jackson Five Fan Club." For $2.00, members got an Official 3 Jackson 5 8/9/1973 Membership Card, 2 8X10 photos, and c copy of the Jackson 5 Newsletter.. 3 Uriah Heep 9/18/1973 3 James Brown 9/22/1973 3 Al Green 11/18/1973 Newspaper ads. 3 Emerson, Lake & Palmer 11/25/1973 Special guest star "Dstray Dog". 3 Alice Cooper 12/8/1973 Letter form Cooper's management asking permission to sell programs, patcxhes, & Iron ons. 3 Johnny Winter 1/5/1974 Newspaper ad. Special guest "Brownsville Station". 3 Ike & Tinna Turner 2/1/1974 Newspaper Ad. Special Guest Stars, "The Spinners". 3 Humble Pie 3/19/1974 Two advance sale tickets. 3 Bee Gees 3/26/1974 Newspaper Ad. Special Guest "Jmi Stafford". 3 The Doobie Brothers 5/1/1974 Newspaper Ad. Special guests, "The Billy Cobham Band". 3 Edgar Winter 5/19/1974 Newspaper Ad. Special Guests, "The James Gang". 3 David Bowie 6/29/1974 Unused General admission ticket. 3 James Brown 7/19/1974 Page 3 3 Sly and the Family Stone 9/28/1974 Newspaper Ad. Special Guset Artists, "The Ohio Players" & "Rufus". 3 Marvin Gaye 9/14/1974 Two complimentary tickets. 3 David Bowie 11/30/1974 Newspaper ad. 3 Johnny Winter 12/9/1974 Newspaper Ad. Special Guest Stars, "Atlanta Rhythm Section"> 3 Gregg Allman 12/14/1974 Newspaper Ad. Special Guests, "Cowboy". 3 Joe Walsh 2/28/1974 Newspaper Ad. Special Guest, "Wet Willie". One unused General Admission ticket 3 Alice Cooper 5/25/1975 Two tickets. Newspaper Ad Special Guest "Suzi Quatro". Newspaper Ad stating that all tickets for an apparently cancelled concert on 4/30/1975 would 3 The Eagles 6/4/1975 be honored. 3 Bee Gees 6/18/1975 Unused tickets. 4 Yes 7/8/1975 Newspaper Ad. Special Guest, "Ace". 4 Jethro Tull 8/6/1975 Newspaper ad. Special Guests, "The Sensatilnal Alex Harvey Band". 4 Rod Stewart and The Faces 9/26/1975 Newspaper Ad. Special Guests, "The James Gang". 4 The Isleye Brothers 9/28/1975 Bill sent to Taurus Productions for $181.41 to replace the glass in two exit doors. 4 The Doobie Brothers 10/7/1975 Newspaper Ad. Special Gueste, "Heartsfield". 4 Kiss 10/30/1975 Two unused tickets. Speical Gueste, "Bob Sager" & "Montrose". 4 James Brown 11/8/1975 Unused tickets. 4 Dave Mason 11/9/1975 Newspaper Ad. Specisl Gueste, "Little Feat". Very Special Friend "Michael Murphy". 4 Edgar Winter 12/6/1975 Newspaper Ad. Special Guests, "Gary Wright". 4 The Allman Brothers 12/16/1975 Newspaper Ad. Special Guest "John Hammond". 4 Lynyrd Skynyrd 1/17/1976 Newspaper Ad. Special Guests, "Atlants Rhythm Section". 4 The Marshall Tucker Band 2/28/1976 Newsaper Ad. Special Guests, "Elvin Bishop" and "The Outlaws". 4 David Bowie 3/7/1976 Unused tickets. Two unused tickets. Newspaper Ad. Special guests, "Ozark Mountain Daredevils" and "Point 4 Joe Cocker 3/16/1976 Blank" 4 Johnny Winter 3/30/1976 Newspaper Ad. Special Guests, "The Image". 4 Ohio Players 4/16/1976 Newspaper Ad. Special guests, Parliament_Fumnkadelic" and "Bootsy's Rubber Band". 4 Santana 5/11/1976 Two tickets. Newspaper Ad 4 Charlie Daniels 5/17/1976 Advanced sale ticket. This was a benefit concert for the Jimmy Carter Presidential Campaign. Newspaper Ad. With Dorothy Moore, "Misty Blue", Tyron Davis, Benny Lattimore. And "The 4 Johnnie Taylor 5/22/1976 Dells". Page 4 4 Yes 6/1/1976 Uncut Ticket 4 Aerosmith 6/15/1976 Two uncut tickets 4 Parliament Funkadelics 7/18/1976 Two uncut tickets 4 Kiss 7/21/1976 Newspaper Ad. Special Guest, "Bob Seger" 4 The Commodores 11/2/1976 Uncut Ticket 4 Ted Nugent 11/5/1976 4 Ohio Players 11/12/1976 4 Foghat 11/20/1976 Backstage pass, unused ticket 4 Dave Mason 11/28/1976 Concert cancelled 4 Jeff Beck Concert 12/11/1976 Ten uncut tickets 4 Earth, Wind and Fire 11/12/1976 4 Parliament Funkadelics 12/29/1976 5 Black Sabbath 2/9/1977 5 Jethro Tull 3/14/1977 Eight tickets, two backstage passes 5 Aretha Franklin 3/20/1977 5 Bootsy's Rubber Band 7/27/1977 5 Alice Cooper 8/6/1977 Newspaper Ad. 5 Bad Company 8/18/1977 5 The Isley Bros. 8/20/1977 5 Willie Nelson and Emmy Lou Harris 8/24/1977 5 B B King 9/9/1977 5 Parliament Funkadelics 11/26/1977 Concert cancelled 5 Bob Seger 12/20/1977 Newspaper article, "Silver Bullet Band" 5 Nazareth 2/27/1978 5 Eric Clapton 2/28/1978 5 Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings 3/4/1978 5 Parliament Funkadelics 3/5/1978 5 Jackson Brown 3/27/1978 5 David Bowie 4/13/1978 6 unused tickets 5 Gratefield Dead 4/28/1978 5 Bootsy's Rubber Band 4/23/1978 5 Aerosmith 5/9/1978 Newspaper article "Aerosmith: A Night of Metal Cacophony" 5 Rush 5/13/1978 5 Fleetwood Mac 5/21/1977 Backstage Pass Page 5 5 Willie Nelson and Emmy Lou Harris 5/26/1978 6 The Isley Bros.
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