Vintage Original \"The Love Society\" Concert late 60\'s - Very Rare 14\" x 22\" For Sale

This vintage concert poster from \"The Love Society\" is a rare find for any music memorabilia collector. Measuring 14\" x 22\", this original piece from the late 60s is a must-have for fans of music history. Featuring bold colors and a unique design, this poster captures the spirit of the era and the energy of the band. Made in the United States, this piece is a true original and a testament to the band\'s enduring legacy. Don\'t miss your chance to own a piece of music history with this rare \"The Love Society\" concert poster.

The Love Society from Wisconsin, were no strangers to success. Their Tee Pee-released single, a harmony-laden ballad interpretation of Bobby Freeman’s “Do You Wanna Dance” was picked up for national distribution by Scepter Records in the summer of 1968 and followed up by a cover of “Tobacco Road”. When that second record failed to meet Scepter’s expectations, the band cut another single with Target, an original Al Posniak 50s styled pop track. This song, the flip side, impressed RCA Victor, and the band cut a new A-side and released it nationally. After another less than successful follow-up and aborted album sessions in Chicago, the band cut a single for Mercury in late 1970 before calling it a day.