A very rare concert poster from the spring 1976 leg of Bob Dylan’s legendary Rolling Thunder Review tour. Two nearly identical versions of this poster were produced; this is identified as coming from the second leg as it adds Roger McGuinn and Kinky Friedman to the lineup, deleting Ramblin’ Jack Eliott. Both posters were’tour blanks’, with an area at the bottom for specific venue information to be written in. As shows were often scheduled’on the fly’, no posters had printed venue information–it was handwritten in as shows were scheduled. At the bottom is a credit for Dylan’s Zebra Concerts, Inc. The poster is in unused Mint condition. 14 1/8? X 22 1/2? . With Recordmecca’s written lifetime guarantee of authenticity. Sessions, including Scarlett Rivera, Rob Stoner, Howie Wyeth plus Mick Ronson on guitar. The 57-date tour was composed of two legs-the first, in fall 1975, focused on the Northeastern United States and Canada, and the second, in spring 1976, covered the South and Southwestern states. In contrast to Dylan’s massive 1974 tour with The Band, the first Rolling Thunder leg was mostly smaller, more intimate venues, most of which were promoted primarily via word of mouth and last-minute announcements. The tour generated tremendous interest, as Dylan was premiering new material and appearing on the same bill with Joan Baez for the first time in 10 years. On the Road with Bob Dylan. (1978), wrote Onstage it was like a carnival. Bobby Neuwirth and the back-up band [dubbed’Guam’] warmed up the audience. Next, Dylan ambled on to do about five songs. After intermission, the curtain rose to an incredible sight, Bob and Joan, together again after all these years. Dylan and Baez usually began the second segment in the dark, duetting on’Blowin’ in the Wind. Guest artists would perform at various points, with Baez usually performing six or so songs solo, followed by Dylan, first acoustic, then joined by the band. The all-hands-on-deck finale was usually Woody Guthrie’s’This Land is Your Land. The 30-show first leg, began November 30, 1975 at the War Memorial Auditorium in Plymouth, Mass, and ended December 30 at Madison Square Garden. The 22-show second leg started April 18, 1976 at the Lakeland, Florida Civic Center. The May 23 Colorado show was filmed and recorded for a September 1976 NBC television special and live album, both titled. Dylan’s film Renaldo and Clara, including footage from the tour, was released in 1978. The tour was further documented with the album. The Bootleg Series Vol. 5: Bob Dylan Live 1975, The Rolling Thunder Review. And more recently in the 2019 pseudo-documentary. Rolling Thunder Review: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese. Recordmecca’s clients include the Smithsonian Institution, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Museum of Pop Culture (formerly Experience Music Project,) the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Victoria & Albert Museum. Recordmecca’s Jeff Gold was named by Rolling Stone as one of 5 Top Collectors of High-End Music Memorabilia. He authenticated previously unknown Bob Dylan manuscripts for PBS’s History Detectives, appeared as a featured appraiser on VH1’s Rock Collectors, and has been profiled as a top dealer and collector in the books Vinyl Junkies and Retromania: Pop Culture’s Addiction to it’s Own Past. Gold is author of the acclaimed books Sittin’ In: Jazz Clubs of the 1940s and 1950s; Total Chaos: The Story of The Stooges/As Told By Iggy Pop; and 101 Essential Rock Records: The Golden Age of Vinyl a survey of seminal rock albums, featuring contributions from David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Johnny Marr and Graham Nash. Check our feedback; you’ll see that we are dedicated to providing superior customer service and follow through. We guarantee everything we sell to be authentic with no time limit.