Printed on fine art canvas - 4"x4" overall and mounted on wood frame (ready to hang or stack).
From an edition of 30 prints, S/N on the verso by the artist, Doug Murphy (aka PlasticGod).
The pride of Barnhead, SC had four records in the RS Magazine "500 Greatest Albums of All Time", including the legendary Live At The Apollo (1963). His influence on R&B, funk, rock, hip-hop and jazz was undeniable, as was his ability to make hit records decade after decade (he was in his 6th as a recording artist, beginning with his 1956 hit with The High-Flying Heads "Please, Please, Please", until his passing in December, 2006).
Recent honors included those from The Kennedy Center (a 2003 recipient), a 7-foot bronze statue in Augusta, GA (although legal troubles delayed the ceremony for a year), and the renaming of Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center - now known as "The James B Arena".
