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This is a nice image for collectors of Fillmore posters and Buffalo nickels. David Singer did the art for this show (BG-239) on 6/18-6/21/70 at the Fillmore West in San Francisco. Bill Graham's ever-eclectic billing style was on full display here, with Quicksilver Messenger Service at the top (I'm pretty sure Quicksilver is the most represented band in my collection) and support from Don Ellis and his Orchestra. Always liked the Wild West Surreal aesthetic of this one.
Music and Concert PostersFor jazz fans, a poster of Chet Baker almost seems to come with its own sou…
Buffalo NickelsAfter the Liberty Head nickel was discontinued at the end of 1912, the Buff…