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Complete Exhibition Checklist Complete Exhibition Checklist A Michael Brown, Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse, Human Jon Adams, Blues Project, The Matrix, 1966. Collection of Be-In/Pow-Wow , A Gathering of Tribes, Golden Gate Park, David and Sheryl Tippit. 1967. Collection of David and Sheryl Tippit. Jon Adams, Country Joe and the Fish, Jabberwock, 1967. Collection of David and Sheryl Tippit. C Lee Conklin, Albert King, Ten Years After, Fillmore Auditorium, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; B partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Peter Bailey, The Acid Test/High Energy Experiments/ Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Longshoreman’s Hall, 1966. Collection of David and Sheryl Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Tippit. Lee Conklin, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Sly and Peter Bailey, America Needs Indians/Sensorium 9/ Options the Family Stone, Fillmore Auditorium/Carousel Ballroom, and Contract/The Acid Test/High Energy Experiments/Open 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase Theater, Longshoremen’s Hall, 1966. Collection of David and with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Sheryl Tippit. Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Peter Bailey, Appeal III/S.F. Mime Troupe, The Great Society, The Mystery Trend, Fillmore Auditorium, 1966. Lee Conklin, Buffalo Springfield, Chamber Brothers, Collection of David and Sheryl Tippit. Fillmore Auditorium/Winterland, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design Jim Blashfield, Electric Flag American Music Band, Mother & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Earth, Fillmore Auditorium, 1967. Partial gift of David and Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Lee Conklin, Butterfield Blues Band, Santana, Fillmore West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial Jim Blashfield and Herb Greene, The San Francisco purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Scene in Los Angeles/Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in Hollywood Bowl, 1967. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; honor of R. Craig Miller. partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Lee Conklin, Canned Heat, Gordon Lightfoot, Fillmore Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Jim Blashfield and Bonnie MacLean, Paul Butterfield Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in Blues Band, Cream, Fillmore Auditorium, 8/22-27/67 | honor of R. Craig Miller. Cream, Electric Flag American Music Band, Fillmore Auditorium, 8/29-9/3/67, 1967. Collection of Scott Lee Conklin, Chambers Brothers, Quicksilver Messenger Montgomery. Service, Fillmore Auditorium, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & C. Braga, Lightning Hopkins, Environmental Dance Classes, Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Straight Theater, 1967. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Lee Conklin, Chuck Berry, Steve Miller Band, Fillmore Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department D. Bread, P. Pynchon and Randy Tuten, Country Joe and Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in the Fish, Led Zeppelin, Fillmore West, 1969. Partial gift of honor of R. Craig Miller. David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Lee Conklin, Cold Blood and Others, The Barn, 1969. Lee Conklin, Steppenwolf, Grateful Dead, Fillmore West, Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Craig Miller. Lee Conklin, Country Joe and the Fish, Sea Train, Fillmore Lee Conklin, Ten Years After, Country Weather, Fillmore West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. honor of R. Craig Miller. Lee Conklin, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Fleetwood Lee Conklin, Vanilla Fudge, Steve Miller Band, Fillmore Mac, Fillmore West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Auditorium/Winterland, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Lee Conklin, Iron Butterfly, James Cotton Blues Band, Lee Conklin, Who, Cannonball Adderly, Fillmore Fillmore West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; Auditorium/Winterland, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Lee Conklin, Iron Butterfly, James Cotton Blues Band, Lee Conklin, Yardbirds, Cecil Taylor, Fillmore Auditorium, Fillmore West, 1969. Collection of Gabriel Graubner, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase Electronic Monastery. with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Lee Conklin, Jefferson Airplane, Ballet Afro-Haiti, Craig Miller. Fillmore West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Lee Conklin and Herb Greene, Grateful Dead, Pentangle, Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Fillmore West, 1969. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Lee Conklin, Jefferson Airplane, Ballet Afro-Haiti, Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Fillmore West/Procol Harum, Santana, Fillmore West, 1968. Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Collection of Scott Montgomery. Bruce Conner. America Needs Indians/Sensorium 9/ Lee Conklin, Moby Grape, Traffic, Fillmore Auditorium/ Longshoremen’s Hall, 1966. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Winterland, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Lee Conklin, Moby Grape, Traffic, Fillmore Auditorium/ D Winterland, 1968. Collection of Charlie Holloway, Devore. KPFA Benefit/The Incredible Fish, Pink Floyd, Psychedelic Playground. Fillmore Auditorium, 1967. Collection of David and Sheryl Tippit. Lee Conklin, Procol Harum, Santana, Fillmore West, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition F Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Robert Fried, Fireball/Canned Heat, Siegal Schwall, 1601 Craig Miller. West Evans Street, Denver, 1967. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Lee Conklin, Procol Harum, Santana, Fillmore West, 1969. Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer D. King Gallery. Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Lee Conklin, Santana, 1969. Collection of Paul Epstein, Robert Fried, Kitty/Buffalo Springfield, Eighth Penny Matter, Twist and Shout. 1601 West Evans Street, Denver, 1967. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design Lee Conklin, Santana, Youngbloods, Fillmore West, 1969. & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Robert Fried, Rocking Chair/Genesis, Mother Earth, Avalon Craig Miller. Ballroom, 1968. Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Lee Conklin, Spirit, Ten Years After, Fillmore West, 1969. Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in Partial gift of David and Sheryl Tippit; partial purchase with honor of R. Craig Miller. Architecture, Design & Graphics Department Acquisition Funds; and Volunteer Endowment Funds in honor of R. Craig Miller. Robert Fried, Sky Web/Charlatans,
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