An original cardboard window card advertising Bob Dylan performing at the Municipal Auditorium in the state capitol of Austin, Texas on Friday night, September 24, 1965. On the poster, Dylan is shown playing just an acoustic guitar. But all rock historians know that for the second half of these legendary 1965 concerts, Dylan would come back on stage with five men dressed in suits carrying amplified equipment. They would plug in, count off a song and blow the hair back of anyone sitting close and not expecting it. Sheer, powerful rock 'n' roll that changed the course of popular music in the mid-60's. England's revered Mojo magazine once voted this months-long trek the greatest tour in rock 'n' roll history.
And this poster sold tickets for their very first night.
This is the first time Heritage has ever offered this prized Austin poster, of course. Even based here in Dallas, an easy car drive from Austin, we've never been offered one before. And it's a tour blank so rare that we've only been able to offer it twice from any city. In our 45-year history. (Both sold for north of $20,000.)
entertainment....
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