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Led Zeppelin outside the Pavilion,Bath June 28th 1969.

THE BATH FESTIVALS 1969 - 70 COMMEMORATIVE SET.

THE NEW SET IS PRODUCED IN A LIMITED EDITION OF ONLY 100 AND TO CELEBRATE LED ZEPPELIN'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY, NOW INCLUDES FOUR SIGNED AND NUMBERED POSTERS INCLUDING THE ONE FROM THEIR 1968 PERFORMANCE AT THE PAVILION,BATH ON DECEMBER 16TH 1968 WHERE THEY WERE INITIALLY BILLED AS THE NEW YARDBIRDS. IF THESE POSTERS WHERE PURCHASED SEPARATELY THEY WOULD COST £99.80

THE 1969 BATH FESTIVAL INCLUDED

. FLEETWOOD MAC, JOHN MAYALL, TEN YEAR'S AFTER, LED ZEPPELIN, NICE, CHICKEN SHACK, JOHN HISEMAN'S COLOSSEUM, BLODWYN PIG, KEEF HARTLEY, GROUP THERAPY, LIVERPOOL SCENE, TASTE FEATURING RORY GALLAGHER, CHAMPION JACK DUPREE, SAVOY BROWN, CLOUDS, PRINCIPAL EDWARD'S MAGIC THEATRE, BABY, DEEP BLUES BAND, JUST BEFORE DAWN AND D.J. JOHN PEEL.

THE 1970 PROGRAMME WAS PROBABLY THE BEST EVER SEEN IN THE UK AND INCLUDED

LED ZEPPELIN, PINK FLOYD,JEFFERSON AIRPLANE, FRANK ZAPPA AND THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION, JOHN MAYALL'S BLUES BREAKERS, THE BYRDS,CANNED HEAT, DR JOHN, STEPPENWOLF,SANTANA,JOHNNY WINTER, COUNTRY JOE, IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY, FLOCK, HOT TUNA, MOODY BLUES, FAIRPORT CONVENTION AND MAYNARD FERGUSON'S BIG BAND

THE SET CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING

1 DVD

25 8"x6" (20cm x 15cm) Bath Festival Photographs

We have just added, at no extra charge,both the 1968 Led Zeppelin 50th anniversary poster and the 1967 Jimi Hendrix Bath Pavilion poster making a total of 4 signed and numbered posters which if purchased separately would cost £99.80

1969 Bath Festival T-shirt Black

1969 Bath Festival T-shirt White

1970 Bath Festival T-shirt Front

A choice of either the 1969 or 1970 festival T-shirt available in M - L - XL - XXL and XXXL
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A 330 page book, describing the back stage hassles and the problems encountered running large festivals. The book also contains a further 80 illustrations - Thoroughably readable, It's full of anecdotes (how Peter Grant thumped Gene Vincent, how Cream took an audience vote as to whether or not they should play etc.) - Fred Deller - Journalist, Mojo magazine