Description This shirt features George Jefferson, blurting out one his favorite quote's "shut up honky!". The silk screen is printed in a dark brown ink.   

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Blind Lemon Jefferson (1893-1929) Heroes of the Blues Trading Tees Card #9 Art by R. Crumb Text by Stephen Calt A native of Wortham, Texas, the legendary Blind Lemon Jefferson worked as a street singer and visited several state in the course of his travels. His successful recording debut in 1926 launched the vogue for country blues. Before his mysterious death in 1929, Jefferson recorded eighty-five sides and established himself as the most popular blues guitarist of his era. An off-beat guitarist known for his free phrasing patterns, he was one of the most inspired singers found in blues. Blind Lemon Jefferson was inducted into the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame in 1980. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this Keep On Truckin' Apparel exclusive t-shirt will be donated to Music Maker Relief Foundation.

The Jefferson Airplane and The Jaywalkers are featured in this early May, 1966 dance concert. Wes Wilson's signature wavy letters come close to filling the paper, and the human head shape is discernable, this time with a gaping maw.

The Jefferson Airplane and The Jaywalkers are featured in this early May, 1966 dance concert. Wes Wilson's signature wavy letters come close to filling the paper, and the human head shape is discernable, this time with a gaping maw.

The Jefferson Airplane and The Jaywalkers are featured in this early May, 1966 dance concert. Wes Wilson's signature wavy letters come close to filling the paper, and the human head shape is discernable, this time with a gaping maw.

The Jefferson Airplane and The Jaywalkers are featured in this early May, 1966 dance concert. Wes Wilson's signature wavy letters come close to filling the paper, and the human head shape is discernable, this time with a gaping maw.

The Jefferson Airplane and The Jaywalkers are featured in this early May, 1966 dance concert. Wes Wilson's signature wavy letters come close to filling the paper, and the human head shape is discernable, this time with a gaping maw.

Women's: Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit

Jefferson Airplane Plane T Shirt Sheer This is an officially licensed Jefferson Airplane t-shirt.

Jefferson Airplane - Psychedelic Plane

From this concert emerged "Bless Its Little Pointed Head," the definitive and first live-concert recording of San Francisco's premier psychedelic band. Recorded both at this concert and at the Fillmore East gig soon following, the album was released in early 1969 and revealed the Jefferson Airplane at their rocking to ribald-with-some-tripping-on-the-side best and treated the listeners to the vocal intertwining of Grace Slick and Marty Balin.

From this concert emerged "Bless Its Little Pointed Head," the definitive and first live-concert recording of San Francisco's premier psychedelic band. Recorded both at this concert and at the Fillmore East gig soon following, the album was released in early 1969 and revealed the Jefferson Airplane at their rocking to ribald-with-some-tripping-on-the-side best and treated the listeners to the vocal intertwining of Grace Slick and Marty Balin.

Jefferson Airplane - Love Potion

From this concert emerged "Bless Its Little Pointed Head," the definitive and first live-concert recording of San Francisco's premier psychedelic band. Recorded both at this concert and at the Fillmore East gig soon following, the album was released in early 1969 and revealed the Jefferson Airplane at their rocking to ribald-with-some-tripping-on-the-side best and treated the listeners to the vocal intertwining of Grace Slick and Marty Balin.

From this concert emerged "Bless Its Little Pointed Head," the definitive and first live-concert recording of San Francisco's premier psychedelic band. Recorded both at this concert and at the Fillmore East gig soon following, the album was released in early 1969 and revealed the Jefferson Airplane at their rocking to ribald-with-some-tripping-on-the-side best and treated the listeners to the vocal intertwining of Grace Slick and Marty Balin.

Drugs provided a lense through which Wes Wilson re-interpreted the ordinary, and he put the psychedelic experience on paper in BG048. His central face dissolves and distorts in a rush of procreative force, and the Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Dino Valente are along for the ride. Valente, composer of the peace anthem "Get Together", had an uneven career marred by drug dependency and busts and spent more time in jail than out in the late sixties.

Drugs provided a lense through which Wes Wilson re-interpreted the ordinary, and he put the psychedelic experience on paper in BG048. His central face dissolves and distorts in a rush of procreative force, and the Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Dino Valente are along for the ride. Valente, composer of the peace anthem "Get Together", had an uneven career marred by drug dependency and busts and spent more time in jail than out in the late sixties.