An up to date description of the event is located here.
http://homestead.juno.com/chancede/files/Fillmore.html
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The following information was captured from the above site on 8 Dec 01..
FILLMORE WEST CLOSING WEEK (30th Anniversary Tree)
http://www25.brinkster.com/chancede/Fillmore.html
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Fillmore West
South Van Ness Avenue & 1545 Market Street
San Francisco, California, USA
(Opened) July 5, 1968
(Closed) July 4, 1971 --aired on FM radio, KSAN
& KSFX San Francisco
PRESENTED BY THE ARCHIVAL GROUP: http://www.archivalgroup.f2s.com/
********** NEVER FOR SALE ***********
Share It & Keep The Legacy Alive
*** Dedicated to Kwane & The Kwanditos (lost but not forgotten)
***
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*** Night 1 ***
JUNE 30, 1971 (Wed.)
--------------------
Opened - June 28
Closed - July 15
Structure (private) - July 27
BOZ SCAGGS
(pre-broadcast FM
Reel>Nakamichi gen1>DNR>EQ, 86m.)
+ COLD BLOOD
(FM off-air master
reel, 83m.) [3 CDr]
FLAMIN' GROOVIES *** OMITTED!
*** Omitted due to inferior tape source/s;
their set has been officially released as 'In Person!!!',
and can be ordered from the record label:
http://www.nortonrecords.com/lps3.html
Visit dcat's active! Flamin' Groovies Supplement:
http://www25.brinkster.com/chancede/Groovies.html
STONEGROUND
(FM off-air master
reel, 61m.) [1 CDr]
*** Night 2 ***
JULY 1, 1971 (Thu.)
-------------------
Opened - July 31
Closed - August 14
Structure (private) - October 20
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY
(FM off-air master
reel>CDr)
ELVIN BISHOP GROUP
(disc 1=FM station
master reel>Gen1-Nakamichi>DNR>CDr)
(disc 2=FM off-air
master reel>CDr)
GROOTNA
(FM off-air master
reel>CDr)
LAMB
(FM off-air master
reel>CDr)
*** Night 3 ***
JULY 2, 1971 (Fri.)
-------------------
Opened - October 21
Closed - November 23
Structure (private) - December 1
GRATEFUL DEAD
(pre-broadcast FM
reel>CDr) 3 CDr
NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE w/Jerry Garcia
(FM reel master and
5 pre-broadcast FM reel>CDr) 1 CDr
ROWAN BROTHERS w/Jerry Garcia
(off-air FM master
reel>CDr) 1 CDr
*** Night 4 ***
JULY 3, 1971 (Sat.)
-------------------
Opened - December 4, 2001
Closed - January 2, 2002
Structure (private) - @January 5, 2002
HOT TUNA
(pre-broadcast reel>CDr,
2 CDr)
QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE
(spliced from 2 different
FM off-air master reels>CDr, 2 CDr)
YOGI PHLEGM [The Sons Of Champlin]
(off-air master reel>CDr,
1 CDr)
*** Night 5 ***
JULY 4, 1971 (Sun.)
-------------------
Opened - @January 7, 2002
Closed - @January 31, 2002
Structure (private) - @February 2, 2002
SANTANA
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
TOWER OF POWER
CLOSING JAM (billed as "San Francisco Musicians
Jam")
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The history of The Fillmore is well known.
Constructed as a dance
hall in post-earthquake San Francisco in 1912, it served as a host
venue
for musical acts and local events for decades before impresario Bill
Graham scouted it out as a location to hold the SF Mime Troupe show
in
November 1965. Under the ownership of Graham, The Fillmore quickly
became
established as the hub around which the SF underground surfaced and
took
the main stage. By 1968 following the assassination of MLK, however,
the
neighborhood around the original Fillmore auditorium at Geary and Fillmore
had become unstable, and Graham moved operations across town to the
Carousel Ballroom. Renamed The Fillmore West, the Carousel opened on
July
5th, 1968. What had begun with those first Mime Troupe shows as a
subversive confrontation to expose the inhibitions and inconsistencies
of
American life had succeeded in a sense. The territory had been claimed,
and all of the counterculture showed up to release the psyche and wail
and
dance without reservation. As much as the era has been recycled by
succeeding generations, it could only have been invented once, and
this
was the time and place where it rooted. Big Brother, the Jefferson
Airplane, and the Grateful Dead are but a few of the legendary acts
that
broke the ground and projected their shadows of magic far into the
future.
With the acts that found their place in the "official" history, though,
were numerous voices that enriched and completed the landscape. It
was
less a landscape of leaders as it was a tribe of experimentation.
Like all entities, though, what was once a
time of emergence and
creativity became ingrained and invested with business interests. The
day
of stadium rock was dawning. It left a palpable distaste in Bill Graham's
mouth. The ambience and texture of live music was changing, and Graham
wanted no part of it. He wanted to make a statement. He wanted to be
arrested in the park in protest. He decided to close the Fillmore East
and
then the West. The era would not dwindle out, sucked dry of its
inspiration by purely cutthroat business decisions. It would be sealed
off
from deterioration and scavengers. Graham determined to see it out
in
grand style with a week of closing concerts featuring an organic mix
of
San Francisco talent. Broadcast over FM radio, act after act took the
stage to pound out the final heartbeats of the Fillmore West. An inspired
jam session culminated the final night with the pulse of musicians
divining the muse and Graham himself banging away on cowbell during
"the
greatest fucking night of our lives." Almost three years to the day
it
opened, the Fillmore West closed for good.
This week [late-June 2001] marks the 30th
Anniversary of The Fillmore
West's closing, and to honor that event and the memory of Bill Graham,
the
Archival Group has sought out and preserved the legacy of the original
broadcasts so that all who have the soul to hear can listen from the
rafters. Culled from a variety of sources, including pre-broadcast
and
off-air reel masters, each of the six broadcast nights will be presented
in its entirety beginning with the night of June 30th, 1971. As always,
this was truly an Archival Group effort. Special thanks are owed to
the
FW71 team for their persistent and dedicated efforts to locate, uncover,
preserve, and share this incredible legacy. Thank you to all whom
contributed from your own archives and to those who contributed in
inspiration and information to making this a special event. Please
note
this is still a work in progress. Artwork and setlists will be posted
as
they are available. --RGP
An Archival Group Effort For The
Love Of The Music
********** NEVER FOR SALE ***********
Share It & Keep The Legacy Alive
==========================================================================
JUNE 29 (Tuesday):
-------
SAWBUCK
MALO
KWANE & THE KWANDITOS
The booklet to the commercially released (and now reissued)
'Fillmore -
The Last Days' notes June 29th as part of the Closing Week, but the
poster
and broadcast (KSAN & KSFX-FM San Francisco) were only June 30th-July
4th,
1971. Recollections from a knowledgeable source: "If I remember right,
the
opening show of that closing week was booked in keeping with Bill Graham's
tradition of reserving one night a week at his venues as a
showcase/audition opportunity for aspiring local talent. Of the three
bands that played that night, only Malo went on to get a record deal
or
anything approaching widespread recognition." A glimpse of Malo's set
appears on the 'Fillmore - The Last Days' boxset/CD-reissue.
SAWBUCK
*******
http://www.gritz.net/chuckruff.html
Ronnie Montrose - guitar
Chuck Ruff - drums
various unknown band members
MALO
****
http://malomusic.com/
http://www.jorgesantana.com/
Jorge Santana (Carlos Santana's brother) - vocals, drums?
Arcelio Garcia Jr. -
Abel Zarate - vocals, guitar
Roy Murray - trumpet, flugelhorn, flute, soprano sax
Luis Gasca - trumpet, flugelhorn
Richard Kermode - acoustic & electric piano, organ
Pablo Tellez - bass
Richard Spremich - drums
KWANE & THE KWANDITOS
*********************
http://www.kabalarians.com/male/kwane.htm
One of the 3 bands that performed on Tuesday,
June 29th, the
showcase/audition night. "I'm not aware of any recordings or subsequent
successes by Kwane and the Kwanditos, so I'd have to guess that they
didn't pass the audition."
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*** Night 1 ***
JUNE 30, 1971 (Wed.)
Lights: San Francisco Light Works
BOZ SCAGGS (Pre-broadcast FM reel>Gen1-Nakamichi>DNR>EQ>CDr)
+ COLD BLOOD (FM off-air master reel>CDr) [3 CDr]
FLAMIN' GROOVIES *** OMITTED!! ***
Their set has been officially released as 'In Person!!!',
and can be ordered from the record label:
http://www.nortonrecords.com/lps3.html
Visit dcat's active! Flamin' Groovies Supplement:
http://www25.brinkster.com/chancede/Groovies.html
Those who have seen the documentary film 'Fillmore -
The Last Days' can note: the leather-clad rocker who
pleads with Graham for a slot for his band
[Loose Gravel], Graham writing him off because he never
heard the band...to which the rocker responds, "F*ck you,
and thanks for the memories" (Graham later tells his
staff that if he comes back, book 'em for Thursday night)
was Mike Wilhelm, who later joined the Groovies.
STONEGROUND (FM off-air master reel>CDr) [1 CDr]
BOZ SCAGGS (Pre-broadcast FM reel>Gen1-Nakamichi>DNR>EQ>CDr) PART 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------
DISC 1 (71:12)
1. I Feel So Good (4:49)
2. We Were Always Sweethearts (5:25)
3. Painted Bells (4:46)
4. I Will Forever Sing The Blues (6:09)
5. We Been Away (4:14)
6. Hollywood Blues (2:42)
7. Baby's Calling Me Home (7:54)
8. Stepping Stone (4:03)
9. Country Girl (3:06)
10. Somebody Loan Me A Dime (17:41)
11. Make My Light Shine (5:32)
12. I'm Easy (4:51)
DISC 2 (48:22)
BOZ SCAGGS (Pre-broadcast FM reel>Gen1-Nakamichi>DNR>EQ>CDr) PART 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Near You (5:12)
2. Sweet Release (7:41)
*Jam #1 (We Gonna Rock) w/Taj Mahal & Elvin Bishop
--LACKING, available on 'Fillmore - The Last
Days'
*Jam #2 (Long & Tall) w/Taj Mahal & Elvin Bishop
--LACKING, available on 'Fillmore - The Last
Days'
COLD BLOOD (FM off-air master reel>CDr) PART 1
----------------------------------------------
3. You Got Me Hummin' (5:00)
4. Too Many People (4:51)
5. Lo And Behold (4:42)
6. Let Me Down Easy (5:25)
7. Monkey On My Back (8:22)
8. KSAN announcement (1:34)
9. Real Good Thing (5:35) w/The Stanton Brothers
DISC 3 (47:31)
COLD BLOOD (FM off-air master reel>CDr) PART 2
----------------------------------------------
1. Watch Your Step (9:53)
2. Shop Talk (8:17)
3. I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free (8:15)
4. Understanding (6:21) --abrupt start
5. I Just Wanna Make Love To You (11:52)
6. I'm A Good Woman (2:53) --abrupt start
STONEGROUND (FM off-air master reel>CDr, 60:55)
-----------------------------------------------
1. It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (3:37) --abrupt
start
2. If You Gotta Go, Go Now (3:57)
3. See Ya Later (4:16)
4. I'm Always Looking For You (4:42)
5. You Wanna See Me (2:24)
6. Me & The Devil (5:01)
7. Passion Flower (3:48)
8. KSAN announcement (0:16)
9. Get Rhythm (4:58)
10. Richland Women (4:51)
11. Chicken Fried (4:15)
12. I Wish (5:11)
13. Total Destruction To Your Mind (7:36)
14. KSAN announcement (0:04)
15. Big River (5:38)
16. Intermission: Bill Graham / KSAN announcement (0:21)
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*** Night 2 ***
JULY 1, 1971 (Thu.)
Lights: Little Princess
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY (FM off-air master reel>CDr)
ELVIN BISHOP GROUP
(disc 1=FM station
master reel>Gen1-Nakamichi>DNR>CDr)
(disc 2=FM off-air
master reel>CDr)
GROOTNA (FM off-air master reel>CDr)
LAMB (FM off-air master reel>CDr)
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY (Disc 1, FM off-air master reel>CDr, 61:34)
----------------------------------------------------------------
1. Bill Graham intro / Creed Of Love (6:50)
2. Hot Sunny Day (7:05)
3. Baby Bye Bye (4:39) --abrupt start
4. Bitter Wine (7:16) --abrupt start
5. White Bird (8:49)
6. Hoedown (3:07) --abrupt start
7. 20/20 Vision (4:31)
8. Good Lovin' (6:00)
9. Let A Woman Flow (5:04)
10. Don & Dewey (instrumental, part 1) / (3:28)
11. Don & Dewey (instrumental, part 2) (4:45)
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY (Disc 2, FM off-air master reel>CDr, 46:35)
----------------------------------------------------------------
1. Intro / (0:18)
2. Any Time (6:16)
3. Place Of Dreams (2:55)
4. Bombay Calling (10:38) --abrupt start/end
5. Wasted Union Blues (10:59)
--LACKS? Bulgaria
6. Time Is / KSAN DJ outro (15:29) --abrupt start
ELVIN BISHOP GROUP
(Disc 1, FM station master reel>Gen1-Nakamichi>DNR>CDr, 70:53)
--------------------------------------------------------------
1. Stomp (5:20)
2. So Fine (5:21)
3. Get It (8:05)
4. Old Time Feeling (6:00)
5. Easy To Find (8:39)
6. Higher And Higher (6:28)
7. The Sky Is Crying (10:09)
8. Crazy 'Bout You Baby (7:59)
9. Party 'Til The Cows Come Home (8:04)
10. Party 'Til The Cows Come Home (reprise) (4:48)
ELVIN BISHOP GROUP (Disc 2, FM off-air master reel>CDr, 18:53)
--------------------------------------------------------------
[closing acoustic jam, following IABD's set]
1. KSAN DJs (2:31)
2. I'm Goin' Fishin' (2:51)
3. Let It Flow (12:43)
4. KSAN DJ (0:48)
GROOTNA (FM off-air master reel>CDr, 42:21)
-------------------------------------------
1. That's What You Get (3:42) --abrupt start
2. Road Fever (5:36) --abrupt start
3. I'm Funky (5:59)
4. Crazy 'Bout You Baby (6:15)
--LACKS Full Time Woman
5. You're Drivin Me Crazy (6:09) --abrupt start
6. I Can't Get No Nookie (4:43)
7. Tend To Your Business (6:09) --abrupt start
8. Live A Life Of Joy (3:48) --abrupt start
LAMB (FM off-air master reel>CDr, 32:27)
----------------------------------------
--LACKS Hello Old Friend
--LACKS Reach High With Your Life
--LACKS Want To Love
1. Joshua (0:52)
2. Visions Of Blackbirds (1:40) --abrupt start
3. River Boulevard (2:55) --abrupt start
4. band introduction (0:49)
5. Together (4:18)
6. Paper Airplanes (3:30)
7. I Need A Man To Be Good To (8:22)
8. Real Believers (6:25)
9. Old Fashioned Remedy (3:36)
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*** Night 3 ***
JULY 2, 1971 (Fri.)
Lights: Heavy Water
GRATEFUL DEAD (pre-broadcast FM reel>CDr) 3 CDr
NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE w/Jerry Garcia
(FM reel master and
5 pre-broadcast FM reel>CDr) 1 CDr
ROWAN BROTHERS w/Jerry Garcia (off-air FM master
reel>CDr) 1 CDr
GRATEFUL DEAD
(pre-broadcast FM reel>CDr, 183:55)
-----------------------------------
Disc 1 (65:35):
1. Bill Graham introduction (0:38)
2. Bertha (8:02)
3. Me And Bobby McGee (7:10)
4. Next Time You See Me (5:30)
5. China Cat Sunflower (5:44) /
6. I Know You Rider (7:03)
7. Playing In The Band (8:07)
8. Loser (9:51)
9. The Rub (5:18)
10. Me And My Uncle (3:47)
11. Big Railroad Blues (4:25)
Disc 2 (54:27):
1. Hard To Handle (8:25)
2. Deal (6:31)
3. Promised Land (3:30)
4. Good Lovin' (18:09)
5. Sugar Magnolia (7:05)
6. Sing Me Back Home (10:47)
Disc 3 (63:53):
1. Mama Tried (3:27)
2. Beat It On Down The Line (2:08) /
3. Cryptical Envelopment (5:16) /
4. The Other One (16:55)
5. Big Boss Man (5:45)
6. Casey Jones (6:35)
7. Not Fade Away (3:55) /
8. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad (9:45) /
9. Not Fade Away (6:12)
10. Johnny B. Goode (3:55)
NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE w/Jerry Garcia
(FM reel master and 5 pre-broadcast FM reel>CDr, 68:19)
-------------------------------------------------------
--LACKS Six Days On The Road
--LACKS Runnin' Back To You
--LACKS Lodi
--LACKS Fair Chance To Know
1. Workin' Man Blues (3:55)
2. Superman (4:06)
---edit
3. I Don't Know You (3:55)
---edit
4. Down In The Boondocks (3:54)
---edit
5. Dirty Business (9:18)
---edit
6. Glendale Train (5:04)
---edit
7. Portland Women (5:21)
8. Henry (4:19)
9. Sailin' (4:08)
---edit
10. Last Lonely Eagle (6:33)
---edit
11. Louisiana Lady (4:13)
12. Honky Tonk Women (5:40)
---edit
13. The Weight (7:53)
ROWAN BROTHERS w/Jerry Garcia
(off-air FM master reel>CDr, 31:16)
-----------------------------------
--LACKS Grumbling Angel
--LACKS We're Gonna Get Higher
1. Bill Graham introduction (0:53)
2. Hickory Day (2:40)
3. Heavens To Betsy (2:59)
4. Outside Clover (2:51)
---edit
5. Don't You Worry About A Thing (3:03)
---edit
6. Better Off Dead (3:34)
7. Peace And Happiness (2:50)
---edit
8. Mama Don't You Cry (4:20)
9. Livin' The Life On The Farm (5:29)
10. Move On Down (2:37)
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*** Night 4 ***
JULY 3, 1971 (Sat.)
Lights: Little Princess
HOT TUNA
(pre-broadcast reel>CDr,
2 CDr)
QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE
(spliced from 2 different
FM off-air master reels>CDr, 2 CDr)
YOGI PHLEGM [The Sons Of Champlin]
(off-air master reel>CDr,
1 CDr)
HOT TUNA
(pre-broadcast reel>CDr, 2 CDr)
-------------------------------
Bill Graham introduction
That'll Never Happen No More
How Long Blues
I Want You To Know
I Know You Rider
Been So Long
Come Back Baby
Candyman
New Song For The Morning
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed & Burnin
Uncle Sam's Blues
John's Other
Rock Me Baby
QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE
(spliced from 2 different FM off-air master reels>CDr, 2 CDr)
-------------------------------------------------------------
Bill Graham introduction
Fresh Air
Baby Baby
Dr. Feelgood
Much To Say
Words
Mona
Subway
Ain't That A Shame
Doing Time In The USA
Mojo
Come On Along
The Truth
Roadrunner
The Hat
Who Do You Love
What About Me
Call On Me
YOGI PHLEGM [The Sons Of Champlin]
(off-air master reel>CDr, 1 CDr)
--------------------------------
Send You Back To Macon
Who
Papa Can Play
The Good Things
Find The Love
Right On
Two Can Find The Answer
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*** Night 5 ***
JULY 4, 1971 (Sun.)
SANTANA
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
TOWER OF POWER
CLOSING JAM (billed as "San Francisco Musicians
Jam")
SANTANA
-------
Bill Graham Intro
Incident At Neshebar
Se A Cabo
You Just Don't Care
Mother's Daughter
Waiting
Treat
Gumbo
Evil Ways
Shades Of Time >
Savor >
Jingo
Persuasion >
Soul Sacrifice >
Drums >
Soul Sacrifice
Batuka
Jungle Strut
In A Silent Way
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
----------------------------
Born On The Bayou
Green River
It Came Out Of The Sky
Don't Look Now >
Door To Door
Travelin Band
Fortunate Son >
Commotion
Lodi
Bad Moon Risin'
Proud Mary
Up Around The Bend
Hey Tonight
Sweet Hitchiker
Keep On Chooglin'
TOWER OF POWER
--------------
Bill Graham Intro
Let A Man Be A Man
Social Lubrication
Back On The Streets Again
You're Still A Young Man
Skating On This Ice
You Got To Funkify
You're Gonna Need Me
The Skunk, The Goose , And The Fly
Sparkling In The Sand
Knock Yourself Out
Feel It
CLOSING JAM (billed as "San Francisco Musicians Jam")
-----------
Bill Graham Intro
Jam #1 >
Feel It Jam >
Jam #2 >
Jam #3 >
I've Been Working (Van & Linda)
Jam #4
Rock Me Baby (Van & Linda)
My Man (Linda)
Rock Me Baby (Lydia)
My Baby (Van, Lydia & Linda)
Tuning/Stage Changes
I Found A Love (Van, Lydia & Linda)
Jam #5 (Flute & Guitar Jam)
Roll Over Beethoven (Linda, Van & Lydia)
Whole Lotta Shakin' (Linda, Van & Lydia)
Johnny B Goode (Linda, Van & Lydia)
My Angel Baby (Linda)
Blue Moon (Linda)
My Angel Baby (Linda)
Final Jam (Pt1) >
Bye Bye From Bill Graham >
Final Jam (Conclusion)
Greensleeves (Exit Music)
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BAND PERSONNEL & INFORMATIONAL LINKS:
------------------------------------
Names with an asterisk (*) were part of the Fillmore West Closing band
lineup. Assistance in confirming specific details for the Fillmore
West
Closing Week band line-ups and instruments greatly appreciated. Contact
me
at: chancede@slu.edu
ELVIN BISHOP GROUP
******************
http://www.patjohnson.com/ebishop.html
http://www.sfmuseum.org/hist5/ebishop.html
*Elvin Bishop - guitar
*Jo Baker - vocals
*Stephen Miller - keyboards, vocals
*Kip Maakerlin - bass
*John Chambers - drums
*Applejack Walroth - harmonica
COLD BLOOD
**********
http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/c6z.html#Cold_Blood
http://www.sfmuseum.org/hist5/cblood.html
Larry Field - leader and lead guitarist
Lydia Pense - vocals
Raul Matute - hammond organ, piano, arranger and songwriter
Danny Hull - tenor saxophone and songwriter
Jerry Jonutz - baritone, alto and tenor saxophone
Larry Jonutz - trumpet
David Padron - trumpet
Rod Ellicott - bass
Frank J. Davis - drums
Sandy Mckee - drums
Mic Gillette - trumpet
Jose Chepito Arias - percussion
Bill Atwood - trumpet
Max Haskett - trumpet & vocals
Mel Martin - tenor & baritone sax, flute
Michael Sasaki - guitar
CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL
****************************
http://www.creedence-revisited.com/start.html
http://www.johnfogerty.com
http://www.cc.jyu.fi/~petkasi/ccr-jcf/disco.htm
http://creedence-online.net/links.html
*John Fogerty - guitar, lead vocals
*Doug "Cosmo" Clifford - drums
*Stu Cook - bass
Tom Fogerty -
Elliot Easton -
Steve Gunner - guitar, keyboards
John Tristao - vocals, drums
FLAMIN' GROOVIES
****************
http://www25.brinkster.com/chancede/Groovies.html
http://www.webcom.com/~smholt/groovies/discog.html
http://www.nortonrecords.com/lps3.html
*Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
*Roy Loney - guitar, vocals
*James Ferrell - guitar, vocals
*George Alexander - bass
*Danny Mihm - drums
Tim Lynch - guitar, vocals
Chris Wilson - guitar, vocals
David Wright - drums
Mike Wilhelm - guitar, vocals
Brittley Black - drums
Mark Dunwoody - keyboards
Jack Johnson - guitar, vocals
Paul Zahl - drums
Bobby Ronco - guitar, vocals
Kenny Dale Johnson - drums
GRATEFUL DEAD
*************
http://www.dead.net/
http://arts.ucsc.edu/gdead/agdl/discog1.html
http://www.discographynet.com/dead/dead.html
*Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals
*Bob Weir - guitar, vocals
*Phil Lesh -
*Bill Kreutzmann -
*Pigpen (Ron McKernan) - vocals, harmonica
*Mickey Hart - drums
John Barlow -
Tom Constanten -
Donna Godchaux - vocals
Keith Godchaux - vocals
Bruce Hornsby - keyboards
Robert Hunter - lyricist
Brent Mydland - keyboards, vocals
Vince Welnick - keyboards, voals
GROOTNA
*******
http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/g5.html#Grootna
Jack Bonus - sax
Kelly Bryan - bass
Slim Chance - guitar, vocals
Dewey Dagreaze - drums, vocals
Anna Rizzo - lead vocals
Vic Smith - guitar, vocals
Richard Sussman - piano
HOT TUNA
********
http://www.hottuna.com/
http://www.tunabase.com/toc.html
*Jorma Kaukonen - guitar, vocals
*Jack Casady - bass
*Papa John Creach - electric violin
*Sammy Piazza - drums
Will Scarlet - harmonica
Pete Sears - keyboards
Michael Falzarano - guitar
Harvey Sorgen - drums
IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY
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http://roadhogs.net/laflamme/contents.htm
http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/i2z.html#ItsABeautifulDay
*David Laflamme - flute, violin
*Linda Laflamme - keyboards
Val Fuentes - drums
Pattie Santos - vocals
Hal Wagenet - guitar, vocals
Michael Holman - harmonica, vocals, bass
Fred Webb - vocals, horns, keyboards
Tom Fowler - bass
Bill Gregory - guitar
Greg Block - violin
Bud Cockrell - bass, vocals
David Jenkins - lead guitar
John Nicholas - bass
LAMB
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http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/l1.html#Lamb
*Barbara Mauritz - vocals
*Bob Swanson - guitar
*David Hayes - bass
*Rick Schlosser - drums
Tom Salisbury - keyboards
Ed Bogas - violin
Bill Douglas - bass
John McFee - steel guitar
Bill Atwood - trumpet
Ellen Dessier -
Lawrence Duckles -
Dick Fenner -
Kenneth Goldsmith -
Ed Jaug -
Tom Heimberg -
Mitchell Sousa -
Germaine Wallace -
NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE
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http://www.deaddisc.com/GDFD_NRPS.htm
http://www.relix.com/records/nrps.html
John "Marmaduke" Dawson - guitar, vocals
David Nelson - guitar, mandolin, vocals
Dave Torbert - bass, guitar, vocals
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel, banjo
Spencer Dryden - drums, percussion
Phil Lesh - keyboards
Mickey Hart - drums
Bob Matthews -
QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE
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http://www.penncen.com/quicksilver/
http://eqcitybbs.tripod.com/quick.htm
http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/q1.html#QuicksilverMessengerService
*Gary Duncan - guitar, vocals
*Greg Elmore - drums
*David Frieberg - bass, vocals
*Mark Naftalin - keyboards
*Dino Valente - guitar, vocals
Casey Sonoban - drums
Skip Spence - guitar
John Cipollina - guitar
Jim Murray - harmonica, vocals
Nicky Hopkins - piano
Mark Ryan - bass
Chuck Steaks - keyboards
ROWAN BROTHERS
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http://www.peterrowan.com/
http://www.blackdahlia.com/news.htm
Peter Rowan - guitar, vocals
Lorin Rowan - guitar, vocals
Chris Rowan - guitar, vocals
SANTANA
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http://www.santana.com/
http://www.santana.com/people/past.asp
Carlos Santana - guitar
various band members
BOZ SCAGGS
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http://www.tiac.net/users/kepler/boz.html
http://aouv.free.fr/Bozdisco.html
Boz Scaggs - guitar, vocals
Joaquin Young - organ
Doug Simerell - guitar, piano
George Rines - drums
David Brown - bass
Mel Martin - horns
Pat O'Hara - horns
Tom Poole - horns
STONEGROUND
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http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/s13m.html#Stoneground
http://wwwnew.icast.com/artist/1,4003,1050-27729,00.html
Sal Valentino (ex-Beau Brummels) - vocals, guitar, percussion
Lynne Hughes - vocals
Tim Barnes - guitar, vocals
Luther Bildt - vocals, guitar
John Blakely - guitar, bass
Michael Mau - drums
Mario Cipollina - keyboards, bass
Alan Fitzgerald - bass
Diedre Laporte - vocals
Lydia Phillips - vocals
Annie Sampson - vocals
Pete Sears - keyboards, bass
Brian Godula - bass
Cory Lerois - keyboards
Steve Price - drums
TOWER OF POWER
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http://www.bumpcity.com/welcome.html
Rick Stevens - lead vocals
Skip Mesquite - 1st tenor sax
Emilio Castillo - 2nd tenor sax, vocals
Greg Adams - trumpet
Stephen Kupka - baritone sax
Mic Gillette - trumpet, trombone, vocals
Willie James Fulton - guitar, vocals
David Garibaldi - drums
Francis Rocco Prestia - bass
Brent Byars - conga drums, vocals
YOGI PHLEGM ("formerly the SONS OF CHAMPLIN")
***********
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http://www.sonsofchamplin.com/
http://www.rockmine.com/Y_Cyclo/YCyclo3.html#Y0304
*Bill Champlin - guitar, vocals
*Terry Haggerty - guitar
*Geoff Palmer - keyboards
*Dave Schallock - bass
*Bill Vitt - drums
CLOSING JAM MUSICIANS (billed as "San Francisco Musicians Jam")
*********************
Santana - ?
Sam Andrew - ?
George Hunter - ?
Michael Bloomfield - guitar
http://www.fgi.net/~dbwatty/armbdis.htm
John Cipollina (of Quicksilver Messenger Service) - guitar
Vince Guaraldi - organ
http://www.visionx.com/jazz/artists/Guaraldi.htm
Lydia Pense (of Cold Blood) - vocals
Jack Casady (of Hot Tuna) - bass
Carlos Santana - guitar
Linda Tillery (of The Loading Zone) - vocals
http://www.folkloreproductions.com/html/tilbio.html
Bernard Purdie - drums
http://www.bernardpurdie.com/index.html
http://www.fogworld.com/purdie1.html
Van Morrison - vocals, sax
http://www.harbour.sfu.ca/~hayward/van/
Bill ? (of Santana) - bass
George Marsh (of The Loading Zone) - drums
Lee Thornburg (of Tower of Power) -
"members of Tower of Power" - horn section
Bill Graham - cowbell
http://www.billgraham.net/
http://www.thefillmore.com/beta01/bgfoundation/index.html
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REFERENCE SOURCES:
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Closing Week Poster notes by artist David Singer:
http://www.davidsinger.com/Pages/f_bg287.htm
"Fillmore - The Last Days" (In-Print CD-reissue 1991,
Sony/Columbia ASIN B0000024YS, original 3-LP
boxset release 1972)
"The Art of the Fillmore" (In-Print Book):
(1999, Thunder's Mouth Press, ISBN: 1560252421)
"Fillmore" (1972 officially released documentary):
http://us.imdb.com/Title?0068584
--rebroadcast on VH1 (US-TV) @1997-99, "Rock
'n' Roll Picture Show"
The Fillmore (official website):
http://www.thefillmore.com
Tour of the Fillmore neighborhood:
http://gosanfran.miningco.com/library/weekly/aa122898.htm
U.S. Public Television Fillmore site:
http://www.pbs.org/kqed/fillmore
Chronology of San Francisco Rock:
http://www.sfmuseum.org/hist1/rock.html
A List of Haight-Ashbury Era Bands:
http://www.halcyon.com/colinp/bands.htm
Haight Ashbury - San Francisco scene:
http://www.rockument.com/
Who's Who of the Haight-Ashbury Era:
http://www.halcyon.com/colinp/hip-dbf.htm
Fuzz, Acid & Flowers (US "Garage/Psychedelic" Bands 1960s-1970s):
http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/fuzz_index.html
The Hippy Ring of Peace:
http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=farout;list
The Wild Bohemian:
http://www.halcyon.com/colinp/bohemian.htm
NetRing: The 60s Ring
http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=sixties67;action=index
Rubin's Rock N Roll Reference Discography:
http://www.rockmusiclist.com/fr_index.htm
Today in Rock N Roll History:
http://www.arrowfm.com/cgi/history.plFILLMORE
WEST CLOSING WEEK (30th Anniversary Tree)
http://www25.brinkster.com/chancede/Fillmore.html
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Fillmore West
South Van Ness Avenue & 1545 Market Street
San Francisco, California, USA
(Opened) July 5, 1968
(Closed) July 4, 1971 --aired on FM radio, KSAN
& KSFX San Francisco
PRESENTED BY THE ARCHIVAL GROUP: http://www.archivalgroup.f2s.com/
********** NEVER FOR SALE ***********
Share It & Keep The Legacy Alive
*** Dedicated to Kwane & The Kwanditos (lost but not forgotten)
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