'Lively up Yourself'

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Mar 10

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A yellow flyer for the 'Lively up yourself' tribute festival with listings for performers, ticket prices and nearest tube stations. The following performers are listed on the flyer: 'I-Threes The Melpody Makers Bob Andy The Potato fIVE WITH fLOYD lL

This lively poster was selected from BCA’s ephemera collection. Printed on yellow paper with black and red lettering the poster features figurative drawings of children and people dancing.

The MC for the festival was the legendry Rankin Miss P and took place at the Royal Festival Hall.

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