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Vintage I Rode The Bull at Gilley’s Pasadena, Texas Screen S
Not For Sale, Archive Only
Awesome ringer t-shirt from the 70s/80s! Front and back says ” I Rode The Bull At Gilley’s Pasadena, Texas” . Made in U.S.A by Screen Stars, that’s why it’s super soft. 50/50. Has a faint stain on the left shoulder (see photo #4), otherwise in great vintage condition.
Vintage tag size – XL
Approx. measurements:
Pit to pit – 20″
Length from top back collar to hem – 29″
From Wikipedia:
“Gilley’s was a bar/honky tonk founded in 1971 by country singer Mickey Gilley in Pasadena, Texas.It was the central location in the 1980 movie Urban Cowboy
It was a huge building with a corrugated steel roof that housed multiple bars and mechanical bulls. Connected to the club was a small rodeo arena that would also host both bicycle and motorcycle motocross races on Friday and Saturday nights.”
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