uaduuma Inventory of the Major Attractions Committee records, 1957-1995 Processed by: Sherrie Bowser; machine-readable finding aid created by: Sherrie Bowser University Archives Duke University Durham, N.C., USA

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 Machine-readable finding aid derived from XML authoring program. Date of source: July 2007Processed by Sherrie Bowser, July 2007; Finding Aid encoded by Sherrie Bowser, University Archives, Duke University, July 2007 Description is in English Finding aid was prepared using DACS and our local Style Guide Inventory of the Major Attractions Committee records, 1957-1995 University Archives Duke University Durham, North Carolina 27708-0185 USA

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 Descriptive Summary University Archives, Duke University Duke University. Union. Major Attractions Committee. Major Attractions Committee records, 1957-1995 Material in English 6.0 Linear Feet 4,000 Items For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Major Attractions is a committee of Duke University Union. Its purpose is to present major events of contemporary entertainment with an emphasis on popular music. The collection contains files about attractions and artists brought to the Duke Campus by the Major Attraction committee. Materials present include administrative documents including annual reports, budgets, and policy notices, correspondence, committee minutes, performance contracts, hospitality/technical riders, publicity materials, and clippings. Dates in the collection range from 1957-1995. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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For a period of twenty-five years from the origin of the material, permission in writing from the office of origin and the University Archivist is required for use. After twenty-five years, records that have been processed may be consulted with the permission of the University Archivist.

 Copyright Notice

Copyright for Official University records is held by Duke University; all other copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

 Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Major Attractions Committee records, University Archives, Duke University.

 Provenance

The Major Attractions Committee records were received by the University Archives as a transfer in 1973-2007.

Processing Information

Processed by Sherrie Bowser, July 2007

Encoded by Sherrie Bowser, July 2007

Accessions were merged into one collection, described in this finding aid.

Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and our local Style Guide.

This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.

 Historical Note

Major Attractions is a committee of Duke University Union. Its purpose is to present major events of contemporary entertainment with an emphasis on popular music, as well as other events the committee proposes all the while striving to present a diversity of programs to the university community. The committee is administered by students and consists of General membership and an Executive Committee made up of the following positions: chairperson; publicity chairperson; security/usher chairperson; hospitality chairperson; and finance chairperson.

Duke University Union was founded in 1954, as the Duke Student Union, with the purpose of promoting the social, recreational, cultural, educational, and spiritual activities of the students. The Union consists of the following committees and programs: ACE (All Campus Events); Broadway at Duke; Cable13; the Coffeehouse; Freewater Presentations; Freewater Productions, Major Attractions; Major Speakers; Small Town Records; Visual Arts; and WXDU.

Collection Overview

The collection contains files about attractions and artists brought to the Duke Campus by the Major Attraction committee of Duke University Union. Materials present include administrative documents including annual reports, budgets, and policy notices, correspondence, committee minutes, performance contracts, hospitality/technical riders, publicity materials, and clippings. The collection is arranged into the following groupings subject files, publicity, and performances. Dates in the collection range from 1957-1995.

 Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.

Duke University--Joe College Weekend. Duke University. Union. Mass media and publicity. Popular Music. Clippings. Separated Material

Concert posters were removed and placed in the Poster Collection.

 Related Material Duke University Union records, 1951- University Archives. Duke University. Major Speakers Committee records University Archives, Duke University. Contents of Collection Container List, 1957-1995 4 Boxes

The collection is arranged into the following groupings subject files, publicity, and performances.

 Subject files, Administrative Stuff, 1978 Annual Report, 1988-1989 Booking (2 folders) Budget, 1990-1991 Budget, 1994-1995, CEA Negotiations, 1969-1971 Committee Heads, 1971-1972, Concession Report, 1970-1971, Correspondence, 1971-1991, (5 folders), Fees for Contracts, 1970-1971, Finances, 1987-1990, Form letters, 1969-1971, General, (3 folders), 1970-1971; 1978; 1983-1985 Hospitality, 1989-1990, Joe College, Southern Folk Cultural Revival Project, April 3, 1971 David Frye, April 22, 1971 Fuzzy Mountain Boys, April 23, 1971 Major Attractions Committee, 1957-1978, (6 folders) (also contains information concerning Joe College), Miscellaneous, 1969-1971; 1987-1993 (3 folders), Policy Proposal II, , 1981 Press kits, 1978, Program Council minutes, 1989, Program Council and Combined Programming Council and Executive Committee, 1990-1991, Roll Books, undated, 1970-1971, Semester reports and events evaluation, 1990-1991, Student Union Committee minutes, 1966-1967, Summer Executive Committee, 1989-1990, Southeast Regional N.E.C Conference, Charleston, SC, October 3-5, Telegrams, 1970-1971, Whisper Concerts, correspondence, 1979-1980, Southern Folk Cultural Revival Project, April 3, 1971, Publicity, Bios, Photos, Flier Originals, 1991-1992 (the Sklar Days) (2 folders) BoDeans The Connells Mike Cross The Cure Dreams So Real Driniv 'n' Crazy, Oktoberfest Bob Dylan Earth, Wind, and Fire with the Emotions, Fall 1976 Fine Young Cannibals Indigo Girls Jorma Kaukonen Bob Mould, Ultra Vivid Scene Publicity, 1989-1990 Royal Crescent Mob, Oktoberfest Various artists, undated Various Artists, 1969-1971, The Veldt 2 Performances, The Young Rascals, September 29, 1967, The Play of Daniel, November 29, 1967, Lookaway Club: Raun McKinnon, December 4-9, 1967, The Turtles, September 28, 1968, Simon and Garfunkel, October 12, 1968, Sam and Dave Revue, November 23, 1968, Beatles, "Magical Mystery Tour," February 15, 1969, James Cotton Blues Band, March 1, 1969, Janis Joplin, March 1, 1969, Aretha Franklin, April 26, 1969, Dionne Warwick, April 27, 1968, Mitch Ryder, March 9, 1968, New York Rock and Roll Ensemblr, May 15, 1969, The 5th Dimensions Corp., October 4, 1969, Dionne Warwick, November 22, 1969, Dreams, March 14-15, 1970, Sly and the Family Stones, March 14, 1970, Blood, Sweat, and Tears, April 24, 1970, Moody Blues and Dion, September 26, 1970, Green Lyte Sunday, October 1970, The Guess Who, October 1970, Poco, November 21, 1970, The Byrds, November 21, 1970 (3 folders), Howdy Doody - "Buffalo Bob," December 1970, Mountain and Mylon, February 13, 1971, James Taylor, February 12, 1971, Jeremy Storch, March 1971, Jackson Browne, March 1971, Laura Nyra, November 21, 1970 and March 6, 1971 (2 folders), Grateful Dead, Beach Boys, Mountain, Butterfield, April 1971, Canned Heat, September 18, 1971, Blues Project, September 18, 1971, Mandrill, October 1971, Traffic and Fairport Convention, October 1971, Leon Russell (The Shelter People), 1971 (2 folders), Livingston Taylor, October 1 1971, Bread, October 1, 1971, Sha Na Na, October 30, 1971, Ten Years After, November 20, 1971, Yes, November 1971, Peter, Paul, and Mary, 1970-1971 Edgar Winter's White Trash and J. Geils Band, January 1972, SweatHog, January 1972, Isaac Hayes "Hot, Buttered Soul," February 1972, Allman Brothers Band with Alex Taylor, February 5, 1972, Batdorf and Rodney, September 1972, Jackson Browne, September 1972, Jackson Browne and Batdorf and Rodney, September 1972, Grateful Dead, September 1972, Eagles and Mahavishno Orch, September 1972 (3 folders), Van Morrison, October 1972, The Persuasions, Stevie Wonder, October 1972, Stevie Wonder, October 1972 (2 folders), Poco, October 21, 1972 (2 folders) Osibisa, October 1972, YES, November 11, 1972 (2 folders), Tranquility, November 1972, Tammy Wynette, February 10, 1973, Tammy Wynette and George Jones, , February 1973 Alex Haley, February 1973, Frank Zappa/Mothers of Invention, February 24, 1973 (2 folders), Kenny Loggins Band with Jim Messina, March 1973 (2 folders), Rod Stewart and the Faces, September 19, 1973, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen, October 20, 1973, Dave Mason, November 2, 1973, Crosby and Nash, November 15, 1973, The Grateful Dead, December 8, 1973, Bonnie Raitt, January 18, 1974, Seals and Croft, February 17, 1975, Joni Mitchell, March 1974, Gregg Allman, March 17, 1974, Dean Scott Show, August 31, 1974, Jefferson Starship, October 29, 1974 (2 folders), Dicky Betts and SHF, November 1974 (2 folders), Earth, Wind, and Fire, November 1974 (2 folders), The Dobbie Brothers, December 1974, Larry Gatlin, 1974, 3Les McCann, January 1975 Bruce Springsteen, Cancellation, February 1975, Marshall Tucker Band, March 7, 1975, Jesse Colin Young/Leo Kottke, April 1975, Kenny Loggins Band with Jim Messina, September 1975, Roberta Flack/Richard Pryor, September 1975, Frank Zappa, October 1975, Allman Brothers, November 1975, Bruce Springsteen, March 28, 1976, Jerry Garcia, April 1976, Grateful Dead, September 1976, Earth, Wind, and Fire, November 12, 1976, Boston, February 13, 1977, Boston (ticket sales), February 13, 1977, Santana, March 18, 1977 (2 folders) Jimmy Buffet, October 1977 (3 folders), Karla Bonoff, December 7, 1977, Atlanta Rhythm Section and Sea Level, January 1978 , Grover Washington, April 1978 (2 folders), Grateful Dead, April 12, 1978, Kenny Loggins, October 1978, Jimmy Cliff, November 1978, Bob Marley and De Wailers, 1979, Down Under, 1979, Roy Ayers, October 1979, The Mike Cotter Band, October 12, 1979, Bonnie Raitt, November 15, 1979, Pat Metheny, December 4, 1979, John Prine, March 5, 1980, Pousette Dart Band and Liv Taylor, April 1980, The Dixie Dregs, April 25, 1980, Steve Forbert, October 24, 1980, Sea Level, November 7, 1980, The Cars, November 22, 1980, Tim Weisberg, December 10, 1980, Bruce Springstein, 1980, Marshall Tucker, January 25, 1981, Jimmy Buffet, February 22, 1981 (2 folders), Jazz Concert - Duke Gardens, March 1981, Chick Corea and Gary Burton, March 27, 1981, Dave Crosby, April 23, 1981, Peter Tosh, July 31, 1981, Mike Cross, , September 18, 1981 Dave Bromberg, October 16, 1981, Beach Boys, October 25, 1981, Jorma Kaukonen, March 4, 1982, Grateful Dead information [crowd control], 1979-1981, The Grateful Dead, September 23, 1982, The Psychedelic Furs, January 20, 1983, Tommy Dorsey, September 1, 1983, McEnroe/Vilas, September 16, 1983, The Volunteers, September 17, 1983, Neil Young Solo Tour, September 28, 1983(3 folders), Lionel Hampton, November 18, 1983, The Kinks, November 30, 1983, The Police, 1983, Mike Cross, February 10, 1984, The Producers, April 7, 1984(2 folders), Billy Idol, September 6, 1984 (2 folders), R.E.M., September 25, 1984, The Psychedelic Furs, October 10, 1984 (2 folders), Cyndi Lauper, November 2, 1984 (2 folders), 4 Mike Cross, February 12, 1985 Marshall Crenshaw, Springfest, 1985(2 folders), Eric Clapton, April 18, 1985(2 folders), UB40, October 16, 1985, Paul Young, November 5, 1985, Hooters, December 5, 1985, Elvis Costello/Branford Marsalis, October 10, 1986, Love and Rockets, November 16, 1987, Echo and the Bunnymen, February 20, 1988, Mike Cross, April 17, 1988, Springfest, 1988, Bruce Hornsby, September 30, 1988, UB40, October 4, 1988, Windham Hill, November 15, 1988, Springfest, April 14, 1989, The Cure, September 20, 1989, Fine Young Cannibals, September 27, 1989, Oktoberfest, 1989, Blues Traveler, December 2, 1989, Bob Dylan, November 8, 1989, The Indigo Girls, January 21, 1990, BoDeans, February 17, 1990, Ani Difranco, March 1, 1990, Springfest, 1990, Nikki Meets the Hibachi, June 8, 1990, The Veldt, September 1, 1990, Oktoberfest, 1990, Murray Attaway, October 22, 1990, Bob Mould/Ultra Vivid Scene, October 31, 1990, Springfest, 1991/Pre-Exam Jam, April 20, 1991, Dillion Fence, September 19, 1991, Spin Doctors and Lucy Brown, October 21, 1991, Roger Manning, November 25, 1991, Blues Traveler, December 11, 1991, NYC Showcase, April 3, 1992featuring Soul Craft and Cecil Baxter, Springfest, April 10, 1992, Luka Bloom, April 21, 1992, They Might Be Giants, September 22, 1992, Cracker with Walt Mink, October 27, 1992, Dillion Fence, November 6, 1992, Toad the Wet Sprocket, November 11, 1992, 10, 000 Maniacs, November 15, 1992, Big Head Todd and Monsters, 1993, Homecoming, 1993, The Goats, January 24, 1993, Soul Asylum, March 16, 1993, Springfest, April 16, 1993, Sun 60, September 17, 1993, Widespread Panic, September 29, 1993 , Oktoberfest, 1993, Smashing Pumpkins, November 14, 1993, Homecoming, 1994, The Samples, February 13, 1994, Beck, March 26, 1994, Greg Osby, April 8, 1994, Jeru and Black Moon, December 4, 1994, Juliana Hatfield, Breakeven concert #1, September 6, 1995, Oktoberfest, September 15, 1995,(involves discussions of open concert attendance policy)