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Got this late 1970s T-shirt off of E-bay one night when I suddenly got the idea, "I need a vintage Foghat T-shirt." It's a pretty ugly T-shirt, but I love it anyway. One thing that's interesting about it is that the shirt is a Medium. Compare it with most medium U.S. T-shirts you see today and you can see how sizes here have changed over the years ... for the bigger.
Pat Travers is on the back, so I guess they were touring together.
On the top of my rock T-shirt want list is a shirt from the 1975 Jethro Tull Warchild tour of 1975. I caught the tour at Boutwell Auditorium in Birmingham, Alabama, and bought a T-shirt for $5. It was my first concert. I was 10 years and have never been the same since.
Also wanted: vintage ELP Tarkus T.
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