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Chris Peterson.Pdf 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. This is just a beginning to document this important field of study. [email protected] ------------------------------ CEAS-BGP-130-O 1995-09-27 P-1 ------- -- 1995-09-27 / CEAS BGP-130-O CP005872 / CP01121 Phish at Cal Expo Amphitheater, Sacramento - Sacramento, CA Notes: Oversize Private Notes: BGP-130-O Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Cal Expo Amphitheater, Sacramento Promoter: Bill Graham Presents BGP Items: Original poster CEAS-BGP-130-O Edition 1 / CP005872 / CP01121 (20-3/8 x 28-1/8) Price: 153.00 Performers: 1995-09-27: Cal Expo Amphitheater, Sacramento Phish 1995-09-30: Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View Phish 1995-10-08: Adams Fieldhouse Phish ------------------------------ FIL 1996-04-05 P-1 --------- 1996-04-05 / FIL CP009378 / CP19960405 John Hiatt at Fillmore Auditorium - SF - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF??? Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore Auditorium - SF Items: Original poster FIL Edition 1 / CP009378 / CP19960405 FIL / NONE / CP1996040 Performers: 1996-04-05: Fillmore Auditorium - SF John Hiatt ------------------------------ FW-BGF-218 1996-04-27 P-1 --------- 1996-04-27 / FW BGF-218 CP006795 / CP02045 Taj Mahal, Dan Hicks at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FW-BGF-218 Edition 1 / CP006795 / CP02045 (13 x 19) Price: 53.00 Performers: 1996-04-27: Fillmore West Taj Mahal / Dan Hicks ------------------------------ FW-BGF-222 1996-05-15 P-1 --------- 1996-05-15 / FW BGF-222 CP006799 / CP02049 Elvis Costello, Steve Nieve at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FW-BGF-222 Edition 1 / CP006799 / CP02049 (13 x 19) Price: 52.00 Performers: 1996-05-15: Fillmore West Elvis Costello / Steve Nieve ------------------------------ FIL 1996-06 P-1 --------- 1996-06 / FIL CP009382 / CP199606 Irakere at Fillmore Auditorium - SF - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF-229 * MISC WHAT Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore Auditorium - SF Items: Original poster FIL Edition 1 / CP009382 / CP199606 Performers: 1996-06: Fillmore Auditorium - SF Irakere ------------------------------ FW-BGF-229 1996-06-21 P-1 --------- 1996-06-21 / FW BGF-229 CP006807 / CP02057 Irakere, Buckwheat Zydeco at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Arlene Owseichik -- Art Director Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FW-BGF-229 Edition 1 / CP006807 / CP02057 (13 x 19) Price: 35.00 Performers: 1996-06-21: Fillmore West Irakere / Buckwheat Zydeco ------------------------------ FW-BGF-214 1996-08-05 P-1 --------- 1996-08-05 / FW BGF-214 CP006791 / CP02041 John Hiatt, Ron Sexsmith at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FW-BGF-214 Edition 1 / CP006791 / CP02041 (13 x 19) Price: 53.00 Performers: 1996-08-05: Fillmore West John Hiatt / Ron Sexsmith ------------------------------ -BGP-152 1996-08-15 P-1 --------- 1996-08-15 / BGP-152 CP006611 / CP01861 Gloria Estefan at Concord - Concord, CA Private Notes: BGP-152 Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Concord Promoter: Bill Graham Presents BGP Items: Original poster -BGP-152 Edition 1 / CP006611 / CP01861 (13 x 19-1/4) Price: 53.00 Performers: 1996-08-15: Concord Gloria Estefan 1996-08-17: Concord Pavailion, Concord 1996-08-18: Arco Arena Gloria Estefan ------------------------------ CEAS-BGP-156-O 1996-09-18 P-1 ------- -- 1996-09-18 / CEAS BGP-156-O CP005869 / CP01118 Hootie and the Blowfish, Fairweather Johnson at California Exposition (Cal Expo) - Sacramento, CA Notes: Oversize Private Notes: BGP-156-O Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Cal Expo Amphitheater, Sacramento Promoter: Bill Graham Presents BGP Items: Original poster CEAS-BGP-156-O Edition 1 / CP005869 / CP01118 (22-5/8 x 29-1/2) Price: 132.00 Performers: 1996-09-18: Cal Expo Amphitheater, Sacramento Hootie and the Blowfish / Fairweather Johnson / Flecktones 1996-09-20: Sacramento Valley Amphitheater ------------------------------ FW-BGF-249 1996-11-20 P-1 --------- 1996-11-20 / FW BGF-249 CP006827 / CP02077 Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Ugly Americans at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FW-BGF-249 Edition 1 / CP006827 / CP02077 (13 x 19) Price: 41.00 Performers: 1996-11-20: Fillmore West Big Head Todd and the Monsters / Ugly Americans ------------------------------ FW-BGF-256 1997-03-07 P-1 --------- 1997-03-07 / FW BGF-256 CP006834 / CP02084 John Lee Hooker, Booker T and the MG's at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FW-BGF-256 Edition 1 / CP006834 / CP02084 (13 x 19) Price: 79.00 Performers: 1997-03-07: Fillmore West John Lee Hooker / Booker T and the MG's / Alvin Youngblood Hart ------------------------------ FW-BGF-275 1997-05-24 P-1 --------- 1997-05-24 / FW BGF-275 CP006853 / CP02103 Royal Crown Revue, Action Plus at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FW-BGF-275 Edition 1 / CP006853 / CP02103 (13 x 19) Price: 29.00 Performers: 1997-05-24: Fillmore West Royal Crown Revue / Action Plus ------------------------------ SHO-BGP-179-O 1997-10-23 P-1 -------- - 1997-10-23 / SHO BGP-179-O CP005841 / CP01090 Buffet, Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band at Shoreline Amphitheater - Mountainview, CA Notes: Oversize Private Notes: BGP-179-O Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View Promoter: Bill Graham Presents BGP Items: Original poster SHO-BGP-179-O Edition 1 / CP005841 / CP01090 (19-3/4 x 26-1/4) Price: 90.00 Performers: 1997-10-23: Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View Buffet / Jimmy Buffett ------------------------------ FIL-BGF-325 1998-05-01 P-1 --------- 1998-05-01 / FIL BGF-325 CP006907 / CP02157 Johnny Winter, Eric Sardinas at Fillmore Auditorium - SF - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore Auditorium - SF Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FIL-BGF-325 Edition 1 / CP006907 / CP02157 (13 x 19) Price: 41.00 Performers: 1998-05-01: Fillmore Auditorium - SF Johnny Winter / Eric Sardinas ------------------------------ 1998-06-01 P-1 --------- 1998-06-01 / CP009391 / CP19980601 Eric Clapton at San Jose - San Jose, CA Private Notes: BGP-192 misc CHECK * Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: San Jose Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP009391 / CP19980601 / NONE / CP1998060 Performers: 1998-06-01: San Jose Eric Clapton ------------------------------ SJA-BGP-193 1998-06-01 P-1 --------- 1998-06-01 / SJA BGP-193 CP006646 / CP01896 Distant Cousins, Eric Clapton at San Jose Arena - San Jose, CA Private Notes: BGP-193 Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: San Jose Arena, San Jose Promoter: Bill Graham Presents BGP Items: Original poster SJA-BGP-193 Edition 1 / CP006646 / CP01896 (13 x 19-1/4) Price: 105.00 Performers: 1998-06-01: San Jose Arena, San Jose Distant Cousins / Eric Clapton 1998-06-02: Arco Arena 1998-06-05: Rose Garden, Portland ------------------------------ HOAR-BGP-207 1998-12-31 P-1 --------- 1998-12-31 / HOAR BGP-207 CP006663 / CP01913 Bernie Mac, Chris Thomas at Houston Arena, Houseton Private Notes: BGP-207 Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Houston Arena, Houston Promoter: Bill Graham Presents BGP Items: Original poster HOAR-BGP-207 Edition 1 / CP006663 / CP01913 (13 x 19-1/4) Price: 52.00 Performers: 1998-12-31: Houston Arena, Houston Bernie Mac / Chris Thomas 1998-12-31: Paramount Theater, Oakland Tommy Davidson / Don DC Curry ------------------------------ BBD-BGP-208 1998-12-31 P-1 --------- 1998-12-31 / BBD BGP-208 CP006664 / CP01914 D.I. Hughley, Shuckey Bucket at Bronco Bowl, Dallas Private Notes: BGP-208 Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Bronco Bowl Promoter: Bill Graham Presents BGP Items: Original poster BBD-BGP-208 Edition 1 / CP006664 / CP01914 (13 x 19-1/4) Price: 52.00 Performers: 1998-12-31: Bronco Bowl DJ Hughley / Shuckey Bucket 1998-12-31: Opera House, Seattle Cedric the Entertainer / Paul Ruben ------------------------------ FIL-BGF-360 1999-02-17 P-1 --------- 1999-02-17 / FIL BGF-360 CP006670 / CP01920 Susan Tedeschi, Shawn Pittman at Fillmore Auditorium - SF - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGF Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore Auditorium - SF Promoter: Bill Graham New Fillmores BGF Items: Original poster FIL-BGF-360 Edition 1 / CP006670 / CP01920 (13 x 19) Price: 53.00 Performers: 1999-02-17: Fillmore Auditorium - SF Susan Tedeschi / Shawn Pittman ------------------------------ FIL-BGSE-018 1999-06-29 P-1 --------- 1999-06-29 / FIL BGSE-018 CP005572 / CP00821 John Lee Hooker, Aaron Neville at Fillmore Auditorium - SF - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BGSE * Event: fillmore Artist: Christopher Peterson Venue: Fillmore Auditorium
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