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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 And any prices are sure to be out of date.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] ------------------------------ FW-BG-105 1968-02-01 P-1 --------- 1968-02-01 / FW BG-105 CP007206 / CP02456 Jimi Hendrix Experience, John Mayall at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(A) BG-OP-1 Artist: Rick Griffin Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-105 Edition 1 / CP007206 / CP02456 Description: 1 original, 2 reprints, 1 silkscreen, 1 glossy (14 x 21) Price: 6000.00 Original poster FW-BG-105 Edition 2 / Description: the "5" of 105 appears right on top of the "T" in "tickets.". See Eric King's guide for complete details. Price: 1000.00 Original poster FW-BG-105 Edition 4 / Description: This very large, perfectly produced printing of the BG-105 is signed by Rick Griffin. Published by ArtRock. (28 x 41) Price: 5000.00 Postcard FW-BG-105 Edition 1 / CP007818 / CP03062 Description: original, postal variations, 2 reprints,double 106 (4-1/2 x 7) Price: 600.00 Memorabilia FW-BG-105 Edition 1 / CP001374 / 1390 (14 x 21) Price: 5200.00 Performers: 1968-02-01 1968-02-04: Fillmore West Jimi Hendrix / John Mayall / Albert King 1968-02-02 1968-02-03: Winterland Jimi Hendrix / John Mayall / Albert King ------------------------------ FW-BG-159 1968-02-06 P-1 --------- 1968-02-06 / FW BG-159 CP007260 / CP02510 Byrds, Michael Bloomfield at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(+BG-158) BG-OP-1-Signed-Tuten A- 50- Artist: Randy Tuten Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-159 Edition 1 / CP007260 / CP02510 Description: 1 original (14 x 21-3/4) Price: 100.00 Postcard FW-BG-159 Edition 1 / CP007858 / CP03102 Description: original, postal variations, double with BG158 (7 x 9-1/4) Price: 75.00 Performers: 1969-02-06 1969-02-08: Fillmore West Byrds / Michael Bloomfield / Nick Gravenites / Mark Naftalin / Pacific Gas and Electric 1968-02-09: Michael Bloomfield / Nick Gravenites / Mark Naftalin / Pacific Gas and Electric ------------------------------ 1968-07-14 P --------- 1968-07-14 / Bill Graham moves from Fillmore to Fillmore West (Carousel) Event: Bill Graham moves from Fillmore to Fillmore West (Carousel) Venue: Fillmore West Items: Original poster / Performers: 1968-07-14: Fillmore West ------------------------------ FW-BG-129 1968-07-16 P-1 --------- 1968-07-16 / FW BG-129 CP007243 / CP02493 Big Brother and the Holding Company, Richie Havens at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Notes: This is the first Bill Graham event at the new location, the former Carousel Ballroom at Market & Van Ness. +Jeff Beck,Havens/1st FILLMORE WEST Private Notes: BG-CD(A) BG-OP-1-Signed-Conklin Event: First Show Fillmore West Artist: Lee Conklin Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-129 Edition 1 / CP007243 / CP02493 Description: 1 original (14 x 21) Price: 100.00 Postcard FW-BG-129 Edition 1 / CP007834 / CP03078 Description: original, postal variations, double with BG130 (4-5/8 x 7-1/8) Price: 25.00 Performers: 1968-07-16 1968-07-18: Fillmore West Big Brother and the Holding Company / Richie Havens / Illinois Speed Press 1968-07-19 1968-07-21: Sly and the Family Stone / Jeff Beck / Siegel Schwall Blues Band ------------------------------ FW-BG-130 1968-07-23 P-1 --------- 1968-07-23 / FW BG-130 CP007231 / CP02481 Moby Grape, Jeff Beck at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(A) BG-OP-1-Signed-Conklin Artist: Lee Conklin Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-130 Edition 1 / CP007231 / CP02481 Description: 1 original (14 x 21) Price: 200.00 Postcard FW-BG-130 Edition 1 / CP007835 / CP03079 Description: original, postal variations, double with BG129 (4-9/16 x 7-1/8) Price: 20.00 Performers: 1968-07-23 1968-07-25: Fillmore West Moby Grape / Jeff Beck / Mint Tatoo 1968-07-26 1968-07-28: Charles Lloyd / Herd / James Cotton Blues Band ------------------------------ FW-BG-131 1968-07-30 P-1 --------- 1968-07-30 / FW BG-131 CP007232 / CP02482 Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Santana at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(B) BG-OP-1-Signed-Conkilin Artist: Lee Conklin Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-131 Edition 1 / CP007232 / CP02482 Description: 1 original (14 x 21) Price: 350.00 Postcard FW-BG-131 Edition 1 / CP007836 / CP03080 Description: original, postal variations, double with BG132 (4-5/8 x 6-15/16) Price: 35.00 Performers: 1968-07-30 1968-08-01: Fillmore West Paul Butterfield Blues Band / Carlos Santana / Hello People 1968-08-02 1968-08-04: Iron Butterfly / Canned Heat Blues Band / Initial Shock ------------------------------ FW-2.080 1968-08-05 P-1 --------- 1968-08-05 / FW 2.080 CP007043 / CP02293 Ornette Coleman, Denardo Coleman at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Notes: This Ornette Coleman piece has to be one of the great pieces from this era, so understated, yet strong, featuring the inimitable Ornette Coleman. I have not seen one of these for sale for a long time. This item appears in the Art of Rock book, plate no. 2.080 Private Notes: * A/A- 500 @ Event: The Sun Suite of S.F. Artist: Dore Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Book: Art of Rock Items: Original poster FW-2.080 / CP061162 AORPlate: 2.080 Original poster FW-2.080 Edition 1 / CP007043 / CP02293 (14 x 20-1/4) AORPlate: 2.080 Price: 600.00 Handbill -2.080 / Description: Ornette Coleman blue ink/plain white background AORPlate: 2.080 Price: 100.00 FW-2.080 / CP000084 / 0085 AORPlate: 2.080 Performers: 1968-08-05: Fillmore West Ornette Coleman / Denardo Coleman / Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise / Dewey Redman / Charles Hayden ------------------------------ FW-BG-132 1968-08-06 P-1 --------- 1968-08-06 / FW BG-132 CP007233 / CP02483 Chambers Brothers, Charlatans at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(B) BG-OP-1-signed-Conklin Artist: Lee Conklin Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-132 Edition 1 / CP007233 / CP02483 Description: 1 original (14 x 21) Price: 200.00 Postcard FW-BG-132 Edition 1 / CP007837 / CP03081 Description: original, postal variations, double with BG131 (4-9/16 x 7) Price: 50.00 Performers: 1968-08-06 1968-08-08: Fillmore West Chambers Brothers / Charlatans / Queen Lily's Soap 1968-08-09 1968-08-11: Eric Burdon and the Animals / Blood Sweat and Tears / Gypsy Wizard Band ------------------------------ FW-BG-133 1968-08-13 P-1 --------- 1968-08-13 / FW BG-133 CP005814 / CP01063 Who, James Cotton at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(B) BG-OP-1 Artist: Rick Griffin Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-133 Edition 1 / CP005814 / CP01063 Description: original, postal variations, double with BG123 (28-1/2 x 22) Price: 1200.00 Postcard FW-BG-133 Edition 1 / CP007838 / CP03082 Description: 1 original with postal variations (7 x 9) Price: 100.00 Performers: 1968-08-13 1968-08-15: Fillmore West Who / James Cotton Blues Band / Magic Sam 1968-08-16 1968-08-18: Creedence Clearwater Revival / It's a Beautiful Day / Albert Collins and the Icebreakers 1968-08-20 1968-08-22: Grateful Dead / Kaleidoscope / Albert Collins and the Icebreakers 1968-08-23 1968-08-25: Quicksilver Messenger Service / Spooky Tooth / Cold Blood ------------------------------ FW-BG-134 1968-08-27 P-1 --------- 1968-08-27 / FW BG-134 CP007234 / CP02484 Steppenwolf, Staple Singers at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(E+BG-135) BG-OP-1-Signed-Conklin Artist: Lee Conklin Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-134 Edition 1 / CP007234 / CP02484 Description: 1 original, 1 reprint (14 x 21) Price: 1400.00 Original poster FW-BG-134 Edition 2 / Description: "W" printed after tickets outs strip. See Eric King's guide for complete details. Price: 300.00 Postcard FW-BG-134 Edition 1 / CP007839 / CP03083 Description: original, postal variations, double with BG135 (7 x 9-1/4) Price: 125.00 Performers: 1968-08-27 1968-09-29: Fillmore West Steppenwolf / Staple Singers / Carlos Santana 1968-08-30 1968-09-01: Grateful Dead / Preservation Hall Jazz Band / Sons of Champlin ------------------------------ FW 1968-08-30 H-1 --------- 1968-08-30 / FW CP001241 / 1256 Grateful Dead, Preservation Hall Jazz Band at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Venue: Fillmore West Items: Handbill FW Edition 1 / CP001241 / 1256 (14 x 10-1/2) Price: 250.00 Performers: 1968-08-30 1968-09-01: Fillmore West Grateful Dead / Preservation Hall Jazz Band / Sons of Champlin ------------------------------ FW-BG-135 1968-09-05 P-1 --------- 1968-09-05 / FW BG-135 CP007235 / CP02485 Chuck Berry, Steve Miller Blues Band at Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA Private Notes: BG-CD(E+BG-134) BG-OP-1-Signed-Conklin Event: Fall Series Artist: Lee Conklin Venue: Fillmore West Promoter: Bill Graham Original Series Items: Original poster FW-BG-135 Edition 1 / CP007235 / CP02485 Description: 1 original (14 x 21) Price: 100.00 Postcard FW-BG-135 Edition 1 / CP007839 / CP03083 Description: original, postal variations, double with BG134
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