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A Phoenix concert promoter spent 50 years collecting music history; he is now selling more than 2,100 pieces to help feed cancer patients

Veteran Phoenix concert promoter Danny Zelisko has put his personal music archive up for sale online, offering more than 2,100 pieces of memorabilia collected over five decades to help homebound cancer patients. The collection is being sold through an eBay storefront called Danny Zelisko’s Closet. It includes items gathered during more than 10,000 concerts he has produced throughout his career. Part of the money raised from the sales will go directly to The Joy Bus, a Phoenix-based non-profit that prepares and delivers fresh meals to people living with cancer. Reporting by radio station KTAR News 92.3 FM and local outlet Hoodline says the collection includes vintage tour T-shirts, signed photographs, original concert posters, backstage passes and ticket stubs dating back to the 1970s. "This isn't just memorabilia — it's a lifetime of memories," Zelisko said in an official statement about the sale. "Every poster, backstage pass, ticket and photograph has a story behind it."

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