Photo of Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad in 1971. Premier Talent Associates (management of band) purchased a 4 page ad in Billboard, with 3 of the pages being a color photo of each band member.
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Copyright for Billboard magazine would not affect this non-marked Premier Talent Associates ad. Premier didn't label their ad as under copyright.
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