Aerosmith 1978 Boston Gardens Crew Exclusive Don Law Promoter Shirt
On November 27, 1978, Aerosmith performed at the Boston Garden, with a setlist that included hits like "Toys in the Attic," "Sweet Emotion," and a cover of The Beatles' "Come Together". Other notable songs performed that night were "Get the Lead Out," "Mother Popcorn," and "Walk This Way". The concert is remembered for its epic performance and the raw talent displayed by the band, according to fan comments. Offered here is an exceptionally rare crew exclusive shirt, made by the promoter Don Law. This shirt is a size Small and with measurements of 16 inches pit to pit and 20 inches in length. It has certainly seen it's best days and is in poor condition with the sleeves and body cut short. There are holes around the neckline, at the right pit, and a couple larger ones on the back, one of which has been patched. Despite the condition, this is a fantastic Aerosmith collectible.
Item: DGT1001
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| Price: $75.00 | | |
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