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Nobody really knows how Blind Lemon Jefferson died in Chicago in 1929, but Paramount Records paid for his body to be sent home to Texas, and he was buried in an unmarked grave until 1967.

Nuclear Pie '71 Tour Humble Pie Long Sleeve T-Shirt 

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$31.95
 
 
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S 18" 28"
M 20" 29"
L 22" 30"
XL 24" 31"
2XL 26" 32"
3XL 28" 33"
Description
This is a Bluescentric Brand premium Long Sleeve T-Shirt, available in sizes from Small up to 5XL! This is a pre-shrunk 100% heavy cotton (athletic heather 99%) 6 oz long sleeve tee. Double-needle sleeve and bottom hem. 

This is official Humble Pie merchandise -- every sale directly benefits the band. 

The design features a fun radioactive pie, and the words "Humble Pie Tour 1971".

1971 would be the last time Essex-based British invasion rockers Humble Pie would tour with their original lineup of Steve Marriott, Jerry Shirley, bassist Greg Ridley and Peter Frampton.

A&M had just released the widely popular "Humble Pie In Performance At The Fillmore", showcasing Pie's wild, high-energy live shows, and the crowds for the unnamed '71 tour were electric. 

Starting in London, Humble Pie quickly crossed the pond and ran a rollicking & debauched national tour from coast to American coast, ending just before Christmas at the famed venue The Warehouse in New Orleans. 

Frampton moved on to a successful solo career, replaced by Clem Clemson, and in his absence, the band would release their biggest hit album yet, 1972's SMOKIN', which peaked at #6 on the Billboard chart.