Being an extract from our database, dates are in the format yyyy-mm-dd
Saturday 19630223 - Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley: A blues trio featuring
clarinettist Frank "Big Boy" Goudie, Dick Oxtot on bass and Ken Ellis
on guitar
Saturday 19630223 - Florence Schwimly Little Theatre, Berkeley: Billy Faier
Wednesday 19660223 - Questing Beast, Berkeley: Malecot, Jim Lynch
Wednesday 19660223 - Cedar Alley Coffee House, San Francisco: Spontaneous
Sound (gongs, timpani, bells, cymbals, chimes and flute)
Wednesday 19660223 – Jabberwock, Berkeley: The Singers' Circle with
Barry Olivier
Thursday 19670223 – Matrix, San Francisco: Blues Project
Thursday 19670223 - Dragon A Go Go, Francisco: Dobie Gray
Thursday 19670223 - New Orleans House, Berkeley: Notes From The
Underground
Thursday 19670223 - Whisky A Go Go, San Francisco: Peanut Butter
Conspiracy, Wildflower
Thursday 19670223 – Jabberwock, Berkeley: Rosalie Sorrels
Thursday 19670223 - Wayne Manor, Sunnyvale: The Persuaders with Joanne
Vent
Friday 19680223 - New Orleans House, Berkeley: Blues Project, Maze
(with The Great Northwest Phantasmagoria Light Show)
Friday 19680223 - Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco: Buddy Guy,
Quicksilver Messenger Service, Son House
Friday 19680223 – Steppenwolf, Berkeley: Dancing with Hermine
Friday 19680223 - King's Beach Bowl, Lake Tahoe: Grateful Dead, Morning
Glory
Friday 19680223 - Shrine Exposition Hall, Los Angeles: Jefferson
Airplane, Charlie Musselwhite, The Ceyleib People, Clear Light
Friday 19680223 – Poppycock, Palo Alto: The Charlatans
Friday 19680223 – Winterland, San Francisco: Who, Cannonball Adderly, Vagrants,Lights:
Headlights
Sunday 19690223 - Fillmore West, San Francisco: Albert King, Sons Of
Champlin, Cold Blood, Lights: Little Princess #109
Sunday 19690223 - Committee Theater, San Francisco: Big Time Buck White
Sunday 19690223 - New Monk, Berkeley: Johnny Sunshine Pipe-Joint
Compound
Sunday 19690223 - New Orleans House, Berkeley: Los Flamencos De La
Bodega
Sunday 19690223 - Mandrake's, Berkeley: Sonny Terry and Brownie McGee
Sunday 19690223 – Steppenwolf, Berkeley: The Magic Theatre
Blues Project in both '67 and '68. In '67 (Matrix) still with Al Kooper (I think), and in '68 (NOH) with the lineup that more or less became Seatrain.
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The noted author Sherill Tippins commented on the collection of essays as follows: "With precision and insight, Mike and Laurence Peters demonstrate that it takes both individuals and coalitions to make a revolution. From Bob Dylan’s lightning bolt, “Like a Rolling Stone,” to the Freedom Riders’ painstakingly-planned symbolic protest, to American intellectuals’ boycott of LBJ’s Festival of the Arts, through Betty Friedan’s feminist outcry and Eldridge Cleaver’s Soul on Ice, we see a population rise up and attempt to take control of the society that created it. A thoughtful analysis of a decade of social action and a valuable handbook for generations to come."
(Sherill Tippins, is author of Inside the Dream Palace: The Life and Times of New York’s Legendary Chelsea Hotel)
We would be glad to send you a PDF version of the book if you could offer to review it within one or two months.
Thanks for your consideration,
Laurence and Mike Peters