Bill with a Beat

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[1990]
Herring, Neill

"In 1990 the Georgia Legislature had on its agenda a bill to designate "Tutti Frutti" as the state's official rock-and-roll song. In this little booklet, Georgia writer Neill Herring takes a look at Little Richard, the song, and the publicity surrounding the resolution that failed to pass"--Vamp and Tramp Booksellers, LLC catalog.

An artist's book. Includes text accompanied by hand-stamped color illustrations and copies of portions of newspaper articles and legislation printed offset. Staple-bound to fully illustrated lime-green cardstock covers.

Title

Bill with a Beat

Creator

Publisher

Herring, Neill

Date

[1990]

Description

"In 1990 the Georgia Legislature had on its agenda a bill to designate "Tutti Frutti" as the state's official rock-and-roll song. In this little booklet, Georgia writer Neill Herring takes a look at Little Richard, the song, and the publicity surrounding the resolution that failed to pass"--Vamp and Tramp Booksellers, LLC catalog.

An artist's book. Includes text accompanied by hand-stamped color illustrations and copies of portions of newspaper articles and legislation printed offset. Staple-bound to fully illustrated lime-green cardstock covers.

Rights

Courtesy of the artist

Format

Artists' books--Georgia
Stamps (marks)

Source

Vanderbilt University Special Collections, Southern Civilization Collection

Files

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Citation

Herring, Neill, “Bill with a Beat,” Gallery, accessed September 3, 2026, https://gallery.library.vanderbilt.edu/items/show/1185.