1991 Marshall Tucker Band Front Line Tour Guest Unused Satin Backstage Pass

$11.40

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Description

The Marshall Tucker Band, formed in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in 1972, became a prominent force in the Southern rock genre. Blending elements of rock, country, and jazz, the band’s distinctive sound was defined by the soulful vocals of Doug Gray and the expressive flute and saxophone work of Jerry Eubanks. Their breakthrough came with the 1973 release of “Can’t You See,” a timeless classic that exemplifies their melodic and introspective style. The band’s self-titled debut album established them as a formidable presence, and subsequent releases like “Where We All Belong” and “Searchin’ for a Rainbow” solidified their reputation.

This lot is an authentic, unused Guest pass for Marshall Tucker Band’s “Front Line Tour” in 1991. The pass is a satin sticker with a peelable backing and is approximately 4.25″ tall by 3.25″ wide.

All passes are guaranteed original and have the security back printing of the company that produced them.

Condition

This original concert tour pass is in very good condition. May have slight bends, light smudges, scratches, or edge wear. Please review the included photos of the actual item to make a complete determination of its condition.

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