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This Madonna-like image advertises a weekend's worth of shows at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco in April of 1967, but it seems fitting for December. Art is by Wes Wilson, and the bands included the Chambers Brothers and Quicksilver Messenger Service. No credit for the light show.
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love it :) stunning art work and colors:)
To think that we could buy these for 5 bucks in the streets and stores of the Village in the 70's!
Wish I had been there to see joplin or hendrix, wow, nice poster !~Phil