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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 And any prices are sure to be out of date.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] ------------------------------ PALK 1994-12-08 P-1 --------- 1994-12-08 / PALK CP018191 / NOR02 John Lennon at Palookaville - Santa Cruz, CA Artist: Norman Orr Venue: Palookaville Items: Original poster PALK Edition 1 / CP018191 / NOR02 Performers: 1994-12-08: Palookaville John Lennon ------------------------------ PALK 1995-01-21 P-1 --------- 1995-01-21 / PALK CP018194 / NOR05 Jimi Hendrix at Palookaville - Santa Cruz, CA Artist: Norman Orr Venue: Palookaville Items: Original poster PALK Edition 1 / CP018194 / NOR05 Performers: 1995-01-21: Palookaville Jimi Hendrix ------------------------------ PALK 1995-07-16 P-1 --------- 1995-07-16 / PALK CP018192 / NOR03 Stevie Ray Vaughan at Palookaville - Santa Cruz, CA Artist: Norman Orr Venue: Palookaville Items: Original poster PALK Edition 1 / CP018192 / NOR03 Performers: 1995-07-16: Palookaville Stevie Ray Vaughan ------------------------------ PALK 1995-09-09 P-1 --------- 1995-09-09 / PALK CP018193 / NOR04 Pig Pen at Palookaville - Santa Cruz, CA Artist: Norman Orr Venue: Palookaville Items: Original poster PALK Edition 1 / CP018193 / NOR04 Performers: 1995-09-09: Palookaville Pig Pen ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-057 1999-01-02 P --------- 1999-01-02 / MAR MAR-057 CP043124 / CP043124 Palookaville Calendar for January 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Benefit: Swing Dance Party Artist: Mark Henson Venue: Palookaville Promoter: 2b1 Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-057 / CP043124 / CP043124 (11-7/8 x 18) Performers: 1999-01-02: Palookaville Blue Plate Special / Flying Lindy Hoppers 1999-01-03: Kenny Wayne Shepherd 1999-01-05: Wayne the Train Hancock 1999-01-08: Tubes / Recruits 1999-01-12: Bill Laswell / Fred Firth 1999-01-21: Michael Rose 1999-01-23: Hapa 1999-01-24: 1999-01-27: Steve Morse 1999-01-29: Train ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-059 1999-02-05 P --------- 1999-02-05 / MAR MAR-059 CP043122 Pallokaville Calendar February 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Venue: Palookaville Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-059 / CP043122 (11-7/8 x 18) Performers: 1999-02-05: Palookaville Dick Dale 1999-02-06: Bernie Worrell / Woo Warriors / Vinyl 1999-02-12: Maceo Parker / B-Side Players 1999-02-13: Salif Keita 1999-02-14: A.J. Croce / Vassar Clements 1999-02-16: Alpha Blondy 1999-02-17: Eddie From Ohio / Paperboys 1999-02-19: Specials's / Neville Staples / Red Session 1999-02-20: Israel Vibrations 1999-02-22: Gil Scott-Heron / D9 1999-02-25: Vernon Reid's Living Colour / Trey Gunn / Percy Howard / Charles Hayward 1999-02-26: Mick Taylor 1999-02-27: Swing Session / Sami Kaneda ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-061 1999-03-01 P --------- 1999-03-01 / MAR MAR-061 CP043120 Palookaville Calendar for February 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Venue: Palookaville Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-061 / CP043120 (11-7/8 x 18) Performers: 1999-03-01: Palookaville Tony Lindsay / Shen 1999-03-02: Warren Brothers 1999-03-04: George Brooks Group / Zakir Hussain / Aashish Khan 1999-03-05: Dread Zeppelin / Unkown Jeromes 1999-03-06: Coup / Living Legends / Mystic Journeymen 1999-03-07: Luciano / Mikey General / Dean Fraser / Firehouse Crew 1999-03-09: Solas / Anam 1999-03-12: Abyssinians / Paolos T.K. and the Habesha 1999-03-13: Lost at Last / Ali Khan Band 1999-03-14: Radiators / Slip 1999-03-16: Ladysmith Black Mambazo 1999-03-18: Mick Taylor / Kate Schrock 1999-03-19: Cubanismo 1999-03-20: Layay Smith and her Red Hot Skillet Lickers / Hot Town Jubilee 1999-03-23: KRS ONE / Mix-Master Mike 1999-03-26: Ventures / Ziggens 1999-03-27: Vinyl / New Sun Born 1999-03-28: Slow Gherkin / Mu 330 / Alkaline Trio / Chinkees ------------------------------ GAMH 1999-03-13 P-1 --------- 1999-03-13 / GAMH CP005686 / CP00935 Raditator Great American Music Hall - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: Misc * CHECK Artist: Randy Tuten Venue: Great American Music Hall Items: Original poster GAMH Edition 1 / CP005686 / CP00935 Performers: 1999-03-13 1999-03-14: Great American Music Hall Raditators 1999-03-14: Palookaville ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-063 1999-04-01 P --------- 1999-04-01 / MAR MAR-063 CP043118 / CP043118 Palookaville Calendar April 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Artist: Dave Huckins Venue: Palookaville Promoter: 2b1 Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-063 / CP043118 / CP043118 (12 x 18) Performers: 1999-04-01: Palookaville Keller Williams 1999-04-02: Congos 1999-04-03: Unwritten Law / Grinspoon / Spring Heeled Jack 1999-04-06: Tragically Hip / By Divine Right 1999-04-07: Medeski Martin and Wood / DJ Logic 1999-04-08: Justin Hinds and the Dominoes / Sneaky Creakins 1999-04-09: Vivendo De Pao 1999-04-10: Salt n Pepa 1999-04-14: Ray Kane / George Kahumokv / Patrick Landeza 1999-04-16: Steve Lucky and the Rhumba Bums / Magnum Brutes 1999-04-17: Special Fun / Reunion 1999-04-23: Lee Rocker / Paladins / Russell Scott and the Red Hots / Rattled Roosters 1999-04-24: New Morty Show / Sugar Daddy Swing Kings 1999-04-30: Mother Hips / Mumblin Jim ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-066 1999-05-01 P --------- 1999-05-01 / MAR MAR-066 CP043115 / CP043115 Palookaville Calendar May 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Artist: Greg Coiner Venue: Palookaville Promoter: 2b1 / Goldenvoice Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-066 / CP043115 / CP043115 (12 x 18) Performers: 1999-05-01: Palookaville KVHW / Jazz Is Dead 1999-05-02: Hoopii Brothers / Kanaka Jam 1999-05-04: David Wilcox 1999-05-05: Love and Rockets / Lisa Dewey 1999-05-06: Kitaro 1999-05-07: Creatures / Siouxsie Sioux / Budgie 1999-05-08: Underdawgs of Hip Hop / Tribe Called Quest / Phife / Xzibit / Defari 1999-05-09: Spearhead / D9 1999-05-11: Me'shell Ndegeocello 1999-05-12: Meditations / Dub Congress 1999-05-15: Link Wray 1999-05-19: Las Perlas Del Son 1999-05-28: Vivendo De Pao ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-068 1999-06-02 P --------- 1999-06-02 / MAR MAR-068 CP043113 / CP043113 Palookaville Calendar June 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Artist: Greg Coiner Venue: Palookaville Promoter: 2b1 Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-068 / CP043113 / CP043113 (11-7/8 x 18) Performers: 1999-06-02: Palookaville Willie K / Amy Hanaiali'i 1999-06-03: Liquid Soul / Netwerk Electric 1999-06-04: Mojo Nixon / Wayne Hancock 1999-06-05: Soukous Stars 1999-06-09: Better Than Ezra / Push Stars 1999-06-10: Galactic 1999-06-11: Lost at Last / Gypsy Moon 1999-06-12: Broken English / DJ Reuben 1999-06-13: Noel Redding / 305 am Band 1999-06-15: Henry Kaiser / Michael Manring / Fareed Haque 1999-06-17: Karen Ripley / Scott Capurro / Suzy Berger / Dianic Panic 1999-06-18: Original P 1999-06-19: B Side Players / New Sun Born 1999-06-21: Mighty Diamonds ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-070 1999-07-07 P --------- 1999-07-07 / MAR MAR-070 CP043111 / CP043111 Palookaville Calendar for July 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Artist: Martin Travers Venue: Palookaville Promoter: 2b1 Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-070 / CP043111 / CP043111 (11-7/8 x 18) Performers: 1999-07-07: Palookaville Samples / Angry Salad 1999-07-09: Mother Hips / Four Fathom Bank Robbers / Drowners 1999-07-11: Beenie Man / Tanto Metro and Devonte 1999-07-14: Adrian Belew / Irresponsibles 1999-07-15: Skatalites 1999-07-17: Michael Rose / Andrew Tosh / Fully Fullwood Band 1999-07-18: Reel Big Fish / Let's Go Bowling 1999-07-22: Foxy Brown 1999-07-24: Jurassic 5 / Dilated Peoples 1999-07-30: Ozric Tentacles / Star People ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-074 1999-08-01 P --------- 1999-08-01 / MAR MAR-074 CP043108 / CP043108 Palookaville Calendar for August 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Artist: Ron Donovan Venue: Palookaville Promoter: 2b1 Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-074 / CP043108 / CP043108 (11-7/8 x 18) Performers: 1999-08-01: Palookaville Toots and the Maytals / Wailing Souls 1999-08-05: Boukman / Enksperyans 1999-08-06: Ronnie Montrose 1999-08-07: Dark Star Orchestra 1999-08-08: Fury 66 1999-08-09: Donal Lunny's Coolfin 1999-08-10: Julian Lennon / Push Stars 1999-08-13 1999-08-14: Burning Spear 1999-08-20: Steve Lucky and the Rhumba Bums 1999-08-21: Dick Dale 1999-08-23: Dixie Dregs 1999-08-24: Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers / Ghetto Youth Crew 1999-08-25: Bamboleo 1999-08-26: Karl Denson's Tiny Universe / Fred Wesley 1999-08-27: MR. Bungle / Dillinger Escape Plan 1999-08-28: Lavay Smith and her Red Hot Skillet Lickers ------------------------------ MAR-MAR-076 1999-09-01 P --------- 1999-09-01 / MAR MAR-076 CP043106 / CP043106 Palookaville Calendar for September 1999 Private Notes: Maritime Hall Benefit: Africa Fete Artist: Greg Coiner Venue: Palookaville Promoter: 2b1 Items: Original poster MAR-MAR-076 / CP043106 / CP043106 (11-7/8 x 18) Performers: 1999-09-01: Palookaville Baaba Maal / Toumani Diabate's Koulanjan / Taj Mahal / Oliver Mtukudzi 1999-09-02: Lost Cause / HBA / Jetlag 1999-09-05: Billy Bragg 1999-09-07: Richard Thompson Band 1999-09-08: Olodum / Waldermar Bastos 1999-09-10: Vinyl / Netwerk Electric 1999-09-11: Vivendo De Pao / Sex Mob 1999-09-12: Queens of the Stone Age / Otherstar People / Vincent's Ear 1999-09-15: Kristin Hersh 1999-09-17: Jazz Mandolin Project / Hypnotic Clambake 1999-09-18: Los Van Van / Barbarito Torres 1999-09-19:
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