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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. This is just a beginning to document this important field of study. [email protected] ------------------------------ DEP 1966 P-1 --------- 1966 / DEP CP008932 / CP05655 Merry Christmas: Prime Movers at Depot House - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP008932 / CP05655 Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP019232 / XC022 Performers: 1966: Depot House Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ ARKA 1966 P-1 --------- 1966 / ARKA CP008892 / CP04136 Prime Movers Blues Band at Ark - Ann Arbor - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Venue: Ark - Ann Arbor Items: Original poster ARKA Edition 1 / CP008892 / CP04136 Performers: 1966: Ark - Ann Arbor Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ SCHI 1966 P-1 --------- 1966 / SCHI CP008886 / CP04130 Prime Movers Blues Band at Schwaben Inn - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Venue: Schwaben Inn Items: Original poster SCHI Edition 1 / CP008886 / CP04130 Performers: 1966: Schwaben Inn Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ MOTH 1966-02-25 P-1 --------- 1966-02-25 / MOTH CP005758 / CP01007 Johnny and the Hurricanes, Rationals at Mothers -- Ann Arbor - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Prime Movers Venue: Mothers -- Ann Arbor Promoter: Mothers (Ann Arbor Armory) Items: Original poster MOTH Edition 1 / CP005758 / CP01007 MOTH / CP019216 / XC006 Performers: 1966-02-25 1966-02-26: Mothers -- Ann Arbor Johnny and the Hurricanes / Rationals / Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ MOTH 1966-03-12 P-1 --------- 1966-03-12 / MOTH CP005757 / CP01006 MC5, Rationals at Mothers -- Ann Arbor - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Prime Movers Venue: Mothers -- Ann Arbor Items: Original poster MOTH Edition 1 / CP005757 / CP01006 MOTH / CP019217 / XC007 Performers: 1966-03-12: Mothers -- Ann Arbor MC5 / Rationals / Prime Movers Blues Band / Bossmen / Terry Knight and the Pack / Mccoys / Deon Jackson 1966-03-18: Contours ------------------------------ SCHI 1966-06-19 P-1 --------- 1966-06-19 / SCHI CP008889 / CP04133 Prime Movers Blues Band at Schwaben Inn - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Venue: Schwaben Inn Items: Original poster SCHI Edition 1 / CP008889 / CP04133 Performers: 1966-06-19: Schwaben Inn Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ DEP 1967 P-1 --------- 1967 / DEP CP019229 / XC019 Prime Movers Blues Band at Depot House / Clint's Club- Ann Arbor, MI Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP019229 / XC019 Performers: 1967: Depot House Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ DEP 1967 P-1 --------- 1967 / DEP CP005627 / CP00876 Thursday Nights: Prime Movers at Depot House - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP005627 / CP00876 Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP008936 / CP05659 DEP / CP019230 / XC020 Performers: 1967: Depot House Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ DEP 1967 P-1 --------- 1967 / DEP CP006426 / CP01676 Thursdays: Prime Movers at Depot House - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Prime Movers Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP006426 / CP01676 DEP / CP019234 / XC024 Performers: 1967: Depot House Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ DEP 1967 P-1 --------- 1967 / DEP CP008931 / CP05654 Sunday Jam Session: Prime Movers at Depot House - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Event: Jam Session Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP008931 / CP05654 DEP / CP006425 / CP01675 DEP / CP019237 / XC027 Performers: 1967: Depot House Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ DEP 1967 P-1 --------- 1967 / DEP CP008934 / CP05657 Prime Movers at Depot House / Clint's Club - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP008934 / CP05657 DEP / CP019248 / XC038 Performers: 1967: Depot House Clint's Club Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ DEP 1967 P-1 --------- 1967 / DEP CP019251 / XC041 Thursdays: Prime Movers at Depot House - Ann Arbor, MI Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP019251 / XC041 Performers: 1967: Depot House Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ DEP 1967 P-1 --------- 1967 / DEP CP006428 / CP01678 Saturday Nights:Prime Movers at Depot House - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Prime Movers Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP006428 / CP01678 DEP / CP019252 / XC042 Performers: 1967: Depot House Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ DEP 1967 P-1 --------- 1967 / DEP CP008937 / CP05660 Prime Movers at Depot House / Clint's Club - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP008937 / CP05660 Performers: 1967: Depot House Clint's Club Prime Movers Blues Band ------------------------------ 1967-03-22 P --------- 1967-03-22 / CP060339 / CP060339 Baltimore, Freudian Slips at Ark - Ann Arbor, MI Artist: Lame Venue: Ark Items: Original poster / CP060339 / CP060339 (14 x 22) Performers: 1967-03-22 1967-03-24: Ark Baltimore / Freudian Slips / Steam Packet 1967-03-17: Ark Baltimore / Freudian Slips / Steam Packet 1967-03-18: Ark Mobus Band 1967-03-25: Ark Mobus Band 1967-03-19: Ark Ark 1967-03-20 1967-03-21: Ark Hobbits ------------------------------ CRH 1967-03-31 P-1 --------- 1967-03-31 / CRH CP001345 / 1361 Harbinger Complex, Baytovens at Carpenter Hall - Ann Arbor, MI Event: Teleological Suspension Venue: Carpenter Hall Promoter: Bill Quarry Items: Original poster CRH Edition 1 / CP001345 / 1361 Performers: 1967-03-31: Carpenter Hall Harbinger Complex / Baytovens / Third Half / Prometheus ------------------------------ WPBS 1967-08-20 P-1 --------- 1967-08-20 / WPBS CP017408 / MEB541 Spike Drivers at West Park - Ann Arbor, MI Venue: West Park Bandshell Items: Original poster WPBS Edition 1 / CP017408 / MEB541 Handbill WPBS / CP070173 Performers: 1967-08-20: West Park Bandshell Spike Drivers ------------------------------ 1967-10-07 P --------- 1967-10-07 / CP060292 / CP060292 Baltimore Steam Packet, Moby Grape at Ark - Ann Arbor, MI Benefit: Lights by Funny Company Artist: Portal Publications Venue: Ark Items: Original poster / CP060292 / CP060292 (16 x 22) Performers: 1967-10-07: Ark Baltimore Steam Packet / Moby Grape / Only Alternative ------------------------------ 1967-10-07 P --------- 1967-10-07 / CP060396 / CP060396 Freudian Tweedy, Slips Brothers at Ark - Ann Arbor, MI Artist: Bob Masse Venue: Ark Items: Original poster / CP060396 / CP060396 (16 x 22) Performers: 1967-10-07 1967-10-08: Ark Freudian Tweedy / Slips Brothers ------------------------------ 1967-10-07 P --------- 1967-10-07 / CP060439 / CP060439 Baltimore Steam Packet, Moby Grape at Ark - Ann Arbor, MI Benefit: Lights by Funny Company Artist: Portal Publications Venue: Ark Items: Original poster / CP060439 / CP060439 (16 x 22) Performers: 1967-10-07: Ark Baltimore Steam Packet / Moby Grape / Only Alternative ------------------------------ 1967-11-04 P-1 --------- 1967-11-04 / CP060462 / CP060462 Big Brother and the Holding Company, Moby Grape at Ark - Ann Arbor, MI Benefit: Lights by Funny Company Artist: Portal Publications Venue: Ark - Sausalito, CA Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP060462 / CP060462 (15-3/4 x 22) Original poster Edition 1 / CP001196 / 1206 (15-3/4 x 22) Performers: 1967-11-04: Ark - Sausalito, CA Big Brother and the Holding Company / Moby Grape ------------------------------ 1967-12-08 P-1 --------- 1967-12-08 / CP020488 / XL19671222 MC5, Thyme at Fifth Dimension - Ann Arbor, MI Venue: Fifth Dimension Items: Original poster Edition 1 / CP020488 / XL19671222 / NONE / XL1967122 Performers: 1967-12-08: Fifth Dimension MC5 / Thyme 1967-12-09: Amboy Dukes / Lost Generation 1967-12-15: Corner Store / Mussies 1967-12-16: Union Gap 1967-12-22: Southbound Freeway / Leaves of Grass 1967-12-23: Lost Generation 1967-12-27: SRC - Scot Richard Case ------------------------------ 1968 P --------- 1968 / CP044946 Circle Books Metaphysical Books in Ann Arbor Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Circle Books Items: Original poster / CP044946 Performers: 1968: Circle Books ------------------------------ 1968-03-15 P --------- 1968-03-15 / CP700554 / CP700554 Cleveland Wrecking Company, Freedom Highway at Ark [Ann Arbor, MI] Notes: This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 108.3 Artist: Coralee Venue: Ark Items: Original poster / CP700554 / CP700554 (12 x 19) Performers: 1968-03-15 1968-03-16: Ark Cleveland Wrecking Company / Freedom Highway ------------------------------ DEP 1968-03-22 P-1 --------- 1968-03-22 / DEP CP008935 / CP05658 Prime Movers, Soul Remains at Depot House - Ann Arbor, MI Private Notes: Erlewine Artist: Michael Erlewine Venue: Depot House Items: Original poster DEP Edition 1 / CP008935 / CP05658 DEP / CP019247 / XC037 Performers: 1968-03-22: Depot House Prime Movers Blues Band / Soul Remains ------------------------------ 1968-04-20 P-1 --------- 1968-04-20 / CP017357
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