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Flier for "The Funky Four Plus One More" designed by Eddie Ed

Flier for "The Funky Four Plus One More" designed by Eddie Ed

A flier for the “Ecstasy Garage Disco presents The Funky Four Plus One More,” designed by Eddie Ed. The flier is in portrait orientation and printed on white paper with black printed text and reproduced, handwritten black text in varying fonts and sizes and a large black-and-white illustrated graphic of a car driving down a street at the bottom. The body of the flier is framed within a thin black line. Inside the frame, at the top of the flier, is the venue name and headliner/event title printed in large text that reads [Ecstasy Garage Disco presents / The Funky Four PLUS One MORE].

Below are the additional featured group members and acts: [Keith Keith Jazzy Jeff Sha-Rock / K. K. Rockwell Lil Rodney·C / Featuring / The / K. Connection / KENNY·KEN / The Serious 5 M.C.s]. Below, in smaller text, are two more rows of acts. The acts printed on the left include: [THE GRAND M.C. [downward pointing arrow graphic] / Ronnie Ron / THE GIRL M.C. [downward pointing arrow graphic] / Paradise]. The acts printed on the right include: [TOR REVEREND IKE [downward pointing arrow graphic] / M.C. E·Z Mike / Son of / Lil Rodney·“C” / [downward pointing arrow graphic] The Dynamic Duo [downward pointing arrow graphic] / Kid Shadow AND Bush / LA / ROCK] with [and the K·Connection Crew] printed in centered text below the two lists. The event information, entrance fee, and dee-jay names are printed in centered text below that reads [Friday Nov. 21, 80 / 9:30 / until? / $3.00 BEFORE 11:00 1st 25 Ladies fRee / With House D.J.’s / Mean Gene And Gregski].

The bottom third of the flier features a reproduced, hand-drawn graphic of a convertible car with the top down, driving down Macombs Road in the Bronx. The car is oriented facing the left edge of the flier. There are two men in the front and two men in the back. The man in the driver seat has his proper right arm resting on the steering wheel and is looking at the viewer. He is wearing a brimmed hat and has an angry expression on his face. The two men in the back are depicted in profile. One of the men wears a black domino mask over his eyes and the other is wearing a beret and smoking a cigarette. The car is driving by a street lamppost with the street sign [Macombs / R / D] attached on the left, below the lamp. Plastered on the lamppost are three fliers. The top flier reads [V / O / T / E]. Partially visible text on the flier below reads [stasy / arage / isco]. The flier on the bottom is illegible.

Printed below the car in small text is the production company credit: [Another Soul BrothersProd.[sic] THOMPSON AND BARNESS*]. Vertically oriented text along the right edge of the flier provide the address, directions, and the venue name: [1508 MACOMBS RD. 4,D TRAIN TO 170 ST. / EcstasyGarageDisco]. The back of the flier has no text or inscriptions.

DateNovember 21, 1980
Designed byEddie Ed, American
Distributed bySoul Brothers Productions, American
Subject ofFunky 4 + 1, American, 1977 - 1983
Subject ofKeith Keith, American
Subject ofThe Voice of K.K., American
Subject ofMC Jazzy Jeff, American, born 1962
Subject ofLil' Rodney C!, American
Subject ofMC Sha-Rock, American, born 1962
Subject ofK Connection, American, 1981
Subject ofDJ Kenny Ken, American
Subject ofSerious 5 MCs, American
Subject ofMC Ronnie Ron, American
Subject ofMC Paradise, American
Subject ofMC E-Z Mike, American
Subject ofKid Shadow, American
Subject ofBush La Rock, American
Subject ofDJ Mean Gene, American
Subject ofDJ Greg Ski, American
Subject ofEcstasy Garage Disco, American
Printed byUnidentified
Place usedBronx, New York City, New York, United States, North and Central America
Mediumink on paper (fiber product)
DimensionsH x W: 8 3/8 × 6 3/8 in. (21.3 × 16.2 cm)
Credit LineCollection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture
Object number2020.38.1.20

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