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8457 - Rush Signed Drumhead
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Rush Signed Drumhead Clear Remo Weather King Ambassador batter drumhead, 16.5″ in diameter, signed in red felt tip by all three members of Rush: Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart. The upper portion bears collector’s notations, “Jacksonville Coliseum, Rush, Sept. 22, 1980,” though tour records list the band’s Jacksonville show on September 21, 1980. In very good condition, with expected signs of heavy use. Rush played the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Coliseum on September 21, 1980, early in the run of dates that opened their Moving Pictures Tour. The band spent that fall on the road between albums, with Permanent Waves still fresh and Moving Pictures, the record that would include 'Tom Sawyer' and 'Limelight,' set for release early the following year. From the collection of a Jacksonville, Florida, limousine operator who provided transportation for touring artists throughout North Florida and southern Georgia in the late 1970s and early 1980s; he often obtained used drumheads from the bands’ touring crews and had the members sign them.
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