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This early Wes Wilson postcard was printed in 1967, but the poster that it was based on is dated May 6-7, back the days when he was cranking out posters for both the Fillmore and Avalon in San Francisco. For example, on the same nights as this show, another Wes Wilson poster was advertising a show at the corner of Sutter and Van Ness featuring Big Brother and the Holding Company on the 6th and the Charlatans on the 7th.
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what an amazing time that must have been in sf!
Great poster! That is the year I graduated high school.
Yes that was a good year . I somehow missed out on this band I was so into local bands and still am . But Do have some famous groups I love .