Original 31&5/8 x 35" pen and ink artwork on paper by noted British rock historian Pete Frame; this one comes from his mid-late 1970's "Rock Family Tree" series for Zig Zag magazine, this piece details the geneology of the Yardbirds and all assorted offshoots (including Cream, Led Zeppelin, John Mayall, etc...) from 1958-80
Original 1st/only printing 20 x 29" promo poster for San Francisco FM radio station KSAN. Art by Rick Griffin and Alton Kelley, image is featured in the Art of Rock book on page 208 (plate 2.254).
1976 2nd printing 20&3/8 x 29" promo poster for "The Hog Farm and Friends In Open Celebration" at Cinemateque 16 in Los Angeles, CA, circa late 1967-early 1968
Set of (5) original 1st/only printing 6&3/4 x 4&5/8" promo postcards for the Rolling Stones' 1972 Atlantic/Rolling Stones Records release "Exile on Main Street";
Original 1st printing 8&1/2 x 11" event flyer for "Shindana- A Benefit Cultural Festival to offer Resistance to white racism and assist the African Liberation Movement" at the world famous Apollo Theatre in Harlem, New York City on 5/21/1971.
Original 1st/only printing 15 x 23&3/8" 1967 promotional poster for Canadian psych-folk singer Tom Northcott's version of Donovan's "Sunny Goodge Street".
Original 1st/only printing 17&1/2 x 14&1/4" Tower Records 1970/71 promotional poster promoting the then-current releases by Grateful Dead offshoot New Riders of the Purple Sage and folk/country legend Kris Kristofferson.
Original 1st/only printing 12 x 18" Capitol Records 1970/71 promotional poster for folk/rock singer Tim Rose's 1971 Capitol Album, "Love, A Kind of Hate Story".
Original 1st printing 13 x 20" 1967 head shop/merchandising poster by Saladin Productions/Wendell, Ltd. featuring midwestern pop-rock hitmakers the Buckinghams ("Kind of a Drag").
Original 1st printing 13 x 20" 1967 head shop/merchandising poster by Saladin Productions/Wendell, Ltd. featuring psychedelic pop-rock hitmakers the Electric Prunes.
Original 1st printing 13 x 20" 1967 head shop/merchandising poster by Saladin Productions/Wendell, Ltd. featuring pop-rock hitmakers the Turtles (featuring Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan, AKA Flo & Eddie).
Original 14&1/8 x 19&3/8" 1960's-era head shop/merchandising poster featuring the suggestion that one should "Be a Man Who Dreams for Himself- Smoke OPIUM"...
Original 1st printing 21 x 16" circa 1969-70 promotional poster for Acoustic Amplifiers featuring recent (1968) endorsers Buffalo Springfield (with Neil Young and Stephen Stills).
