Box 2
Restricted
Contains 46 Results:
"Movie Guide" notebook pages (Folder 1 of 3), 2000-2005
Heritage Toronto tours program pamphlet ft. Jackie Shane on the cover, May-Oct. 2018
"Movie Guide" notebook pages (Folder 2 of 3), 2000-2005
Personal Writing and Documents, 1960-2019
Performance Files, 1950s-2010s
Handwritten lyrics or poetry by Jackie Shane on hotel stationery, c. 1960s
Handwritten lyrics or poetry on lined paper by Jackie Shane, April 12, 1971
Writings and reflections on life by Jackie Shane, 1980s (bulk: 1986)
Obituary bookmarks for Willie Reed and Jesse Reed (of Elyria, OH), Sept.-Oct.. 1963
Life insurance policy for Jackie Shane, Feb. 24, 1966
Partial funeral program for Jack Crawford, Jr., Sept. 1967
Three address books, 1960s-1970s
Rental agreement between Jessie Reed (née Shane) and A. Goulet in Los Angeles, CA, 1975-1978
Other Performers, c. 1958-1984 (bulk: 1960s)
Flier for Little Richard at the K. Gardner Center in Nashville, TN, c. 1958-1962
Sheet music for "Hallelujah 'Tis Done" by The Caravans, 1961
Donte's Restaurant show calendar in Los Angeles, CA, March 1969
Jackie Shane does not appear on the show calendar. Featured artists include the Howard Roberts Magic Band, Geraldine Jones, and Abe Most and the Time Life Group.
Rack card and funeral program for performer and transgender woman Sheri de Cartier, c. 1960s, Dec. 1, 1984
List of songs by Jackie Shane with envelope, undated
Typed list of 28 song titles with 4 handwritten song titles on a ripped sheet of paper. There are handwritten and typed chord notes next to each song title as well as handwritten check marks. Jackie Shane's signature appears next to the song list. There is an accompanying envelope with the logo for the Van Ness Motel (San Francisco, CA) with "songs" handwritten on the envelope.
"Little Jackie / Prince [of] Rock 'N Roll" business card, c. 1950s-1960s
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