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And Add To), Provided That Credit Is Given to Michael Erlewine for Any Use of the Data Enclosed Here POSTER DATA COMPILED BY MICHAEL ERLEWINE Copyright © 2003-2020 by Michael Erlewine THIS DATA IS FREE TO USE, SHARE, (AND ADD TO), PROVIDED THAT CREDIT IS GIVEN TO MICHAEL ERLEWINE FOR ANY USE OF THE DATA ENCLOSED HERE. There is no guarantee that this data is complete or without errors and typos. And any prices are sure to be out of date. This is just a beginning to document this important field of study. [email protected] ------------------------------ BCT-1.095 1964-01-18 P-1 --------- 1964-01-18 / BCT 1.095 CP001018 / 1037 Jimmy Reed, Rev. Gary Davis at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Notes: This item appears in the Art of Rock book, plate no. 1.095 Event: Concert of Blues and Gospel Music Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Promoter: Artesian Productions Items: Original poster BCT-1.095 Edition 1 / CP001018 / 1037 (22 x 14) AORPlate: 1.095 Performers: 1964-01-18: Berkeley Community Theater Jimmy Reed / Rev. Gary Davis ------------------------------ BCT-1.102 1964-02-22 P-1 --------- 1964-02-22 / BCT 1.102 CP000007 / 0007 Bob Dylan, Bob at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Notes: This item appears in the Art of Rock book, plate no. 1.102 Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Promoter: Book: Art of Rock Items: Original poster BCT-1.102 Edition 1 / CP000007 / 0007 (17 x 11) AORPlate: 1.102 Performers: 1964-02-22: Berkeley Community Theater Bob Dylan / Bob ------------------------------ BCT 1965-02-27 P-1 --------- 1965-02-27 / BCT CP000012 / 0012 Chuck Berry, Chuck at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Other: Festival Series: 1st Annual Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP000012 / 0012 (14 x 22) Performers: 1965-02-27: Berkeley Community Theater Chuck Berry / Chuck / Thornton / Big Mama Thornton / Chambers Brothers / Long Gone Miles / Mississippi Fred Mcdowell ------------------------------ 1965-02-27 P --------- 1965-02-27 / CP060184 / CP060184 Blues Festival Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster / CP060184 / CP060184 (14 x 22) Performers: 1965-02-27: Berkeley Community Theater Chuck Berry / Big Mama Thornton / Chambers Brothers / Mississippi Fred Mcdowell / Long Gone Miles ------------------------------ BCT 1967-01-20 P-1 --------- 1967-01-20 / BCT CP000114 / 0115 Country Joe and the Fish, Congress of Wonders at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Artist: Tom Weller Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP000114 / 0115 (16-11/16 x 23) Performers: 1967-01-20: Berkeley Community Theater Country Joe and the Fish / Congress of Wonders ------------------------------ 1967-01-20 P --------- 1967-01-20 / CP060090 / CP060090 Country Joe and the Fish, Congress of Wonders at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Promoter: Joyful Wisdom Enterprises Items: Original poster / CP060090 / CP060090 (16-3/4 x 23) Performers: 1967-01-20: Berkeley Community Theater Country Joe and the Fish / Congress of Wonders / Jerry Abrams Head Lights ------------------------------ 1967-01-27 H --------- 1967-01-27 / CP700190 Dr. Timothy Leary: Psychedelic Celebration Number One Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Handbill / CP700190 (5-1/2 x 7) Performers: 1967-01-27 1967-01-28: Berkeley Community Theater Timothy Leary / Winterland ------------------------------ AVA 1967-03-03 P --------- 1967-03-03 / AVA CP060091 / CP060091 Country Joe and the Fish at Avalon Ballroom - San Francisco, CA Artist: Tom Weller Venue: Avalon Ballroom Promoter: Joyful Wisdom Enterprises Items: Original poster AVA / CP060091 / CP060091 (17-1/8 x 23-1/8) Performers: 1967-03-03 1967-03-05: Avalon Ballroom Country Joe and the Fish 1967-03-12: Fillmore Auditorium - SF Country Joe and the Fish 1967-03-16: Berkeley Community Theater Country Joe and the Fish 1967-03-18: Sokol Hall Country Joe and the Fish 1967-03-20 1967-03-26: Country Joe and the Fish ------------------------------ BCT 1967-03-04 P-1 --------- 1967-03-04 / BCT CP000259 / 0263 Judy Collins at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Promoter: Mary Ann Pollar Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP000259 / 0263 (11 x 17) Performers: 1967-03-04: Berkeley Community Theater Judy Collins ------------------------------ BCT 1967-03-16 P-1 --------- 1967-03-16 / BCT CP000365 / 0369 Sparrow, Charles Lloyd at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Event: News Flash, St. Patrick's Eve Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP000365 / 0369 Performers: 1967-03-16: Berkeley Community Theater Sparrow / Charles Lloyd / Country Joe and the Fish 1967-03-30: Jimmy Reed / Charles Lloyd ------------------------------ BCT 1967-03-30 P-1 --------- 1967-03-30 / BCT CP000086 / 0087 Jimmy Reed, John Lee Hooker at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Artist: Stan Miklose Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP000086 / 0087 (13-1/2 x 18- 1/2) Handbill BCT / CP700186 (5-1/4 x 7) Performers: 1967-03-30: Berkeley Community Theater Jimmy Reed / John Lee Hooker / Charles Lloyd / Steve Miller Blues Band ------------------------------ 1967-03-30 P --------- 1967-03-30 / CP061157 / CP061157 John Lee Hooker, Jimmy Reed at Berkeley Community Theater [Berkeley, CA] Benefit: Wild Colors by Bob Holt Artist: Stan Miklose Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Promoter: Dick Doheer Items: Original poster / CP061157 / CP061157 (13-5/8 x 18-1/2) Performers: 1967-03-30: Berkeley Community Theater John Lee Hooker / Jimmy Reed / Miller Blues Band / Chas Lloyd ------------------------------ BCT 1967-04-03 P-1 --------- 1967-04-03 / BCT CP021619 / XN19670403 Bob Dylan at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP021619 / XN19670403 BCT / NONE / XN1967040 Performers: 1967-04-03: Berkeley Community Theater Bob Dylan ------------------------------ BCT 1967-04-22 P-1 --------- 1967-04-22 / BCT CP001171 / 1182 Fugs at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Notes: Photo by Joel Brodsky Artist: Dennis Loren Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP001171 / 1182 (13-11/16 x 22) Performers: 1967-04-22: Berkeley Community Theater Fugs ------------------------------ BCT-2.267 1967-08-03 P-1 --------- 1967-08-03 / BCT 2.267 CP000116 / 0117 Byrds, Stone Poneys at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Notes: This item appears in the Art of Rock book, plate no. 2.267 Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Promoter: Book: Art of Rock Items: Original poster BCT-2.267 Edition 1 / CP000116 / 0117 (23 x 17-1/2) AORPlate: 2.267 Handbill BCT-2.267 Edition 1 / CP020743 / XM19670803 AORPlate: 2.267 Performers: 1967-08-03: Berkeley Community Theater Byrds / Stone Poneys / Sky Blues ------------------------------ BCT-2.262 1967-08-25 P-1 --------- 1967-08-25 / BCT 2.262 CP007046 / CP02296 Dave Van Ronk, Mimi Farina at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Notes: Greg Irons is always one of every poster expert's secret loves. This is quintiessential Irons work, a poster with a very powerful presence. At the bottom, in reverse type, it reads "The Gypsies Are Coming." This item appears in the Art of Rock book, plate no. 2.262 Private Notes: * A-1000 @ Event: Hear the Seers in Concert Event: The Gypsies are Coming Artist: Greg Irons Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Promoter: Western Mainenance Items: Original poster BCT-2.262 Edition 1 / CP007046 / CP02296 (14 x 20) AORPlate: 2.262 Price: 1000.00 BCT-2.262 / CP000613 / 0617 AORPlate: 2.262 Performers: 1967-08-25: Berkeley Community Theater Dave Van Ronk / Mimi Farina / Fred Neil 1967-08-26: Masonic Auditorium Mimi Farina / Dave Van Ronk / Fred Neil ------------------------------ BCT 1967-10-15 P-1 --------- 1967-10-15 / BCT CP019836 / XI007 Doors at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Artist: Solinsky Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP019836 / XI007 (15 x 17.5) Performers: 1967-10-15: Berkeley Community Theater Doors ------------------------------ BCT 1967-10-15 P-1 --------- 1967-10-15 / BCT CP018820 / XA19671015 Doors, From the Underground at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP018820 / XA19671015 (5-1/5 x 7) Performers: 1967-10-15: Berkeley Community Theater Doors / From the Underground ------------------------------ 1968-01-20 P --------- 1968-01-20 / CP061385 / CP061385 Country Joe and the Fish at Berkeley Community Theater [Berkeley, CA] Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Items: Original poster / CP061385 / CP061385 (18 x 23) Performers: 1968-01-20: Berkeley Community Theater Country Joe and the Fish ------------------------------ BCT 196z-01-13 P-1 --------- 196z-01-13 / BCT CP000764 / 0778 Cockettes, Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band at Berkeley Community Theater - Berkeley, CA Event: What this Country Needs is a Head Job Venue: Berkeley Community Theater Promoter: Appearing Productions Items: Original poster BCT Edition 1 / CP000764 / 0778 (16-1/2 x 12- 3/4) Performers: 196z-01-13: Berkeley Community Theater Cockettes / Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band ------------------------------ FW-BG-212 1970-01-15 P-1 --------- 1970-01-15 / FW BG-212 CP007312 / CP02562 B.B. King, Buddy Guy at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(B+BG-213) BG-OP-1 Artist: David Singer Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-212 Edition 1 / CP007312 / CP02562 Description: 1 original
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