10/19/09 The 8x10 Club, Baltimore, MD poster by Dave Hunter

10/19/09 Moonalice poster by Dave Hunter

October 19, 2009 8×10 Club, Baltimore, Maryland
Moonalice poster by Dave Hunter

Legend

Tonight’s poster depicts Oriole Moonalice. Oriole was here when the Calverts arrived. She was their dealer. In the days of sail, being a hemp dealer was a big deal, and it made Oriole a respected member of the community. Lord Baltimore was a huge believer in the separation of Church and State and founded his colony on that principal. Oriole Moonalice helped him pull it off by supplying hemp. The state used its share of the hemp to provision ships of sail. The legend isn’t specific, but we believe the Church may have used it’s share to get high. That’s certainly what we would have done with it.

According to Moonalice legend, today is the 50th anniversary of the first discotheque. Exactly 28 years later the stock market crashed. Coincidence? We think not!!! It’s also the birthday of White Cloud Moonalice! Happy Birthday, John!

According to Moonalice legend, Baltimore is the anglicized form of the Irish words for Town of the Big House. We looked around town. We saw the football stadium and the ballpark, but we didn’t see any Big House. So we consulted our Moonalice to English dictionary. It turns out in Moonalice, Baltimore means “Town of the Big Crabs”.

According to Moonalice legend, the French Republican calendar calls this day Tomato Day. Fortunately, the rest of the world disagrees. In Brazil, this is independence day. In Albania, it’s Mother Theresa Day. In the tribe, it’s 8×10 day!

Poster Details

Artist:	Dave Hunter
Performers:	Moonalice
Venue:	The 8×10 Club
City, State:	Baltimore, Maryland
Date:	October 19, 2009
Printer:	PsPrint
Dimensions:	12.75 in. x 17.25 in.
Medium:	Offset Lithograph
Paper:	14 pt
Series:	Moonalice M223