Groove Armada Weekend Players Poster 4/21/2003 Commodore Ballroom Vancouver

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11 x 17 inches
condition: near mint; has House of Blues Canada sticker on back

Groove Armada
Weekend Players

Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
4/21/2003


D.King Gallery

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Dennis King is the co-author and art director of Art of Modern Rock: The Poster Explosion. He is also the author of Art of Modern Rock Mini #1: A-Z and Art of Modern Rock Mini #2: Poster Girls. He is an internationally recognized authority on vintage and contemporary rock posters, screenprints, early sports collectibles, and Japanese pop culture memorabilia. He maintains one of the largest private rock poster collections in the world and is regularly called upon by publications, libraries and collectors worldwide for examination and appraisal services. He is also a highly respected authority on early sports cards and has been featured in numerous publications both in the United States and in Japan. In 1977 he opened King's Baseball Cards, the first full time sports memorabilia store in California.

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