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Chet Helms Memorial Tribal Stomp Concert Handbill Gold Gate Park 2005 Randy Tuten

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Chet Helms Memorial Tribal Stomp Concert Handbill Gold Gate Park 2005 Randy Tuten
Chet Helms Memorial Tribal Stomp Concert Handbill Gold Gate Park 2005 Randy Tuten
Chet Helms Memorial Tribal Stomp Concert Handbill Gold Gate Park 2005 Randy Tuten
Chet Helms Memorial Tribal Stomp Concert Handbill Gold Gate Park 2005 Randy Tuten
Chet Helms Memorial Tribal Stomp Concert Handbill Gold Gate Park 2005 Randy Tuten
Chet Helms Memorial Tribal Stomp Concert Handbill Gold Gate Park 2005 Randy Tuten

Chet Helms Memorial Tribal Stomp Concert Handbill Gold Gate Park 2005 Randy Tuten

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Condition: Near Mint, Card Stock, Printed 2 sides, Reverse prints Chet Helm Bio 1942 August 2 - 2005 June 25
Size: 4 x 6 inch
Date: 2005 October 30
Venue: Speedway Meadow Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA
Artist: Randy Tuten, White Clifton

[courtesy of E. "Doc" Smith 2005/10/28] Chet Helms was one of the founding fathers of the psychedelic movement from the 1960’s. As promoter for the “Family Dog”, Chet developed the concept of the modern rock concert and was one of the founding fathers of the 1960’s peace movement that swept the nation and made waves around the world. Chet was also the catalyst that brought together Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company, which helped shape the San Francisco sound. Without Chet Helms, as many have said, there would be no Grateful Dead, no Jefferson Airplane, no Big Brother and the list goes on and on. He promoted other acts such as the Charlatans, the Great Society, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Peter Tosh, The Clash and countless others. Chet Helms continued promoting pivotal concerts through four decades. In the 60’s at the Avalon Ballroom, Family Dog at the Beach, S.F. Golden Gate Park, Denver Dog, and Crystal Ballroom in Portland.

Bands scheduled to perform at Golden Gate Park:
Jefferson Starship, Paul Kantner, David Frieberg, Pete Sears, Prairie Prince, Nick Gravenites, Harvey Mandel, Eric Burdon, Dan Hicks_and the Hot Licks, The Charlatans, Country Joe McDonald (Country Joe and The Fish) The Rowan Brothers, Jerry Miller, Lee Osker (Schedule Permitting) Terry Haggerty and James Preston (Sons of Champlin), Zero II, Roy Rogers, and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott. Cold Blood featuring Lydia Pense, Lee Michaels, Quicksilver Gold, featuring Joli Valenti and Mario Cipollina, Squid B. Vicious, Barry “The Fish” Melton, Blue Cheer, (Dickie Peterson, Leigh Stephens), Jorge Santana, George Michalski, Greg Errico (Sly and the Family Stone), Canned Heat, Narada Michael Walden, Natural Act (Hal Wagenet and Mitchell Holman), Jeff Blackburn, Howard Wales, Richi Ray, (Freedom Highway), Vince Welnick, (The Tubes and Grateful Dead), David Denny (Steve Miller), Peter Kaukonen, Herman Eberitzsch (Lee Oskar), Ross Valory (Journey), Judge Murphy, Stephen Gaskin, Howard Hessman (as schedule permits) Greg Douglass (Steve Miller) Rock Hendricks, Bruce Latimer, David and Linda Laflamme (It’s A Beautiful Day), Lydia Pense (Cold Blood), Annie Samson (Stone Ground), and Wavy Gravy.