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Crosby, Stills & Nash Laminate

from Oct 31, 1986

 - MSG861031-A-LA

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Bill Graham revisited his old Bronx neighborhood in August, 1986 and foresaw a menacing problem in the drug craze that had effectively wiped out the area's local culture. Graham's plans to stage a Crack Benefit in the city were scaled back several times, since few shared his apprehension of the drug problem. Ultimately, two concerts were held; one in Madison Square Garden and the other, an all-Latin show at the Felt Forum the next night. Arlene Owseichik designed this dual poster for both events as a stark message.

Laminates, a later form of backstage access, are business card-sized passes worn around the neck usually indicating a higher rank than patches worn on lower portions of the body. The Vault collection includes many hard to find band, promoter, and stage crew examples and includes those "laminated" by the production company for the show staff and the "un-laminated" pieces that were never encased in plastic.

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