A concert program for Bill Graham Presents “The San Francisco Scene”, a September 1967 concert at the Hollywood Bowl featuring the Grateful Dead, Big Brother and the Holding Company (with Janis Joplin) and the Jefferson Airplane.  This 18 page program features photographs of the Airplane and Dead, a profile of Graham, three pages of editorial [...]

A rare set of Rolling Stone magazine, issues #1 – 105, bound in a limited edition of seven volumes and gifted by Rolling Stone co-founder Jann Wenner to former Warner Bros. Records president Joe Smith.  Wenner and legendary San Francisco Chronicle music critic Ralph J. Gleason launched Rolling Stone with their debut issue on November [...]

A rare Warner Bros. Records in-store promotional display for the Grateful Dead’s 1969 album Live Dead.  This 12 1/2″ square easel-backed display features the front cover artwork by R.D. Thomas for the Dead’s first-ever live album.  While this resembles an album cover, it’s actually a custom display, sealed on all four sides, a single thickness [...]

A copy of the Grateful Dead’s self-titled debut album, signed by album cover artists and psychedelic poster legends Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley.  The Dead’s 1967 first album featured one of the most psychedelic album covers ever, courtesy of their friends Mouse and Kelley (the credits read “Cover Design: Mouse Studios, Collage: Kelley.)  This example, [...]

A huge (nearly 4′ tall) Boxing-Style concert poster for the legendary US Festival– Sept 3rd-5th 1982 at Glen Helen Regional Park. This has one of the most eclectic and star filled lineups over 3 days of any festival ever. The artists include The Police, The Grateful Dead, The Ramones, Fleetwood Mac, Talking Heads, The B-52′s, [...]

An absolutely flawless first printing concert poster advertising an all-star concert featuring the Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead and Big Brother and the Holding Company (featuring Janis Joplin) at the Hollywood Bowl, September 15, 1967.  This poster, designated BG-81 in the Bill Graham poster series, features great psychedelic artwork by Jim Blashfield, and a photograph of [...]

A beautiful signed first printing handbill for the Grateful Dead at the Old Cheese Factory in San Francisco–the 1st Anniversary concert by the Dead. This rare classic by Mouse Studios is signed by the late Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse, who created this memorable image (which is reproduced in The Art Of Rock as plate [...]

Unused tickets and a backstage pass for the Grateful Dead’s last two shows with Jerry Garcia.  On Saturday and Sunday, July 8 & 9, 1995 The Grateful Dead performed at Soldier Field in Chicago.  These were the last shows of the tour, and the Dead’s final concerts with Jerry Garcia, who died tragically exactly one [...]

An original drawing by the legendary Stanley Mouse, on the back of a first printing poster for A Gathering of The Tribes for a Human Be-In.  Mouse has drawn a large and very ornate, almost unreadable FUCK YOU, and below, very clearly, Souvenier of Haight Ashbury (misspelled,) signing it in pencil Mouse (c) 1967 with [...]

An extremely rare Press Pass for the 1969 Woodstock Festival (short for the Woodstock Music & Art Fair – An Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace and Music.)  The story of the Woodstock Festival and the artists who performed is familiar to any fan of 60′s rock– the rain, the mud, the crowd of 500,000 [...]

A rare backstage pass and business card for the 1969 Woodstock Festival (short for the Woodstock Music & Art Fair – An Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace and Music.)  The story of the Woodstock Festival and the artists who performed is familiar to any fan of 60′s rock– the rain, the mud, the crowd [...]

A rare original concert program for the Grateful Dead’s concerts with special guests the Love and The Allman Brothers Band in February, 1970 at New York’s legendary Fillmore East.  The Allmans’ at this point had only their self-titled debut album out, and it’s amazing to contemplate they were third on the bill behind Arthur Lee [...]

An original concert poster from the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival.  Monterey Pop was arguably the most important music festival ever, featuring the first US appearance of Jimi Hendrix, as well as Janis Joplin with Big Brother, the Grateful Dead, Buffalo Springfield, The Byrds, The Who, Jefferson Airplane, Otis Redding and so many more.  This is [...]

A superb hand printed 8″ x 10″ silver gelatin photograph of the Grateful Dead’s Jerry Garcia by the legendary Jim Marshall.  Taken backstage at the August, 1969 Woodstock Festival, this shows Garcia at ease, posing for his friend Marshall while playing guitar.  The print is in mint condition, with Marshall’s studio stamp the note “Jerry [...]

A rare mid-1970′s unauthorized exact reproduction of the Grateful Dead’s ultra rare debut single, “Don’t Ease Me In/Stealin” on Scorpio. An authentic first pressing in Mint/Near Mint condition, as this is, would be worth $4000. today; here’s an opportunity to get an exact copy for far less (this repro is so similar to the first [...]

A program for the legendary Jimi Hendrix/Band of Gypsys concerts at New York’s Fillmore East on New Years Eve 1969/70, at which the Hendrix album of the same name was recorded; and shows by the Grateful Dead, Lighthouse and Cold Blood on January 2 & 3, 1970. This great 28 page program features band photos [...]