1970 AOR-4.95 Grateful Dead Santa Rosa Handbill 9.4

This original handbill was produced for a Grateful Dead show in the Northern California town of Santa Rosa. This specimen is a true standout. The portraits of the Dead in this piece were rendered beautifully by Stanley Mouse (Workingman's Dead art) and Timothy Dixon created the image and lettering.

1970 was a time of change for the Grateful Dead. They were about to alter their sound and songwriting structure to a more folkish acoustic style with new albums like "Workingman's Dead" and "American Beauty". This original handbill is a testament to that glorious era.

--CRITICAL DETAILS--
--TITLE: Aor-4.95
--GRADE: 9.4
--PERFORMERS: Grateful Dead
--VENUE: Santa Rosa
--CITY: Santa Rosa
--DATE: 07/14/70
--PRINTING: OHB-A; Handbill
--CGC SERIAL: 1310534011