UGLY DUCKLINGS 7" BOOKING POSTER , CONCERT POSTER RARE
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THE UGLY DUCKLINGS ORIGINAL 7", ORIGINAL BOOKING POSTER ,ORIGINAL CONCERT POSTER THE RARE PACKAGE INCLUDES NEAR MINT ORIGINAL YORKVILLE YV45013 7"45RPM SINGLE GASLIGHT / RIMB NUGGET. A BOOKING POSTER BOOKING INFO WITH A PICTURE OF THE BAND ULTRA RARE IT HAS ONE FOLD BEAUTIFUL SHAPE . THE SECOND IS A CONCERT POSTER PRESENTED BY THE BURLINGTON CENTENNIAIAL YOUTH BOARD WHICH WOULD DATE IT 1967 THERE IS A FEW FOLDS BUT IN EXCELLENT SHAPE. THE CONCERT WAS AT THE NOW DEFUNCT WORLD FAMOUS BRANT INN IN BURLINGTON ONTARIO ADMISSION $1.50 $2.50 A COUPLE, MANY FAMOUS STARS SUCH AS THE BIG BANDS JANE MANSFIELD LOUIS ARMSTRONG ETC ETC PLAYED THEIR. I HAVE NEVER SEEN THESE TWO ULTRA RARE POSTERS OFFERED AT EBAY BOTH SUITABLE FOR FRAMING . S&H FREE AIR MAIL WORLDWIDE
-inspired outfit featuring Brian Jones look-a-like, British-born Glyn Bell. After making its live debut at Cedarbrae High School in Toronto's Scarborough district (the entire band minus Boers studied there), the group changed name to The Ugly Ducklings and won a residency at Charlie Brown's Place. In late 1965, the band attracted the attention of Yorktown Records, who recorded the group's debut single, the Bingham-Mayne collaboration, Nothin' for a mere $300 on a 2-track machine at Hallmark Studios. The record was picked by local radio and became a local smash in March of the following year. On the back of the single's success, the 'Ducks landed their dream gig - opening for the Stones at Maple Leaf Gardens in June 1966
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