Grand Emporium Collection

This collection features publicity photos of live performances by the many performers who played at this iconic Kansas City venue. Led by Roger Naber, George Myers and Herb Palmer, the reputed nightclub hosted some 7,400 shows and consistently earned top honors nationally, including "Best Blues Club In America" in 1989 and 1991 from the Blues Foundation in Memphis. The Grand Emporium was sold in 2004 amid much fanfare, culminating with a Memorial Day blowout.

Items in Collection: 2,341

Topics

Advertising & Media

Asian American History & Representation

Indigenous History & Representation

Latinx History & Representation

Jazz, Big Band, & Music Industry

Kansas City History

Henry Turner Jr. and Flavor, a reggae and funk band comprised of two African American men, and one white man. Henry Turner, Jr. sits in the middle. He and the other African American man wear...

Date Published

1987

Pig Farmer, an American band comprised of three white men from Savannah, Missouri and St. Joseph, Missouri, area perform country, classic rock and Americana music. They stand and sit below a tree in a...

Date Published

1999

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Henry Turner Jr. and Flavor

Pig Farmer

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LaBudde Special Collections

Marr Sound Archives

University Archives

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