FD-25 · Alton Kelley, Stanley Mouse
San Francisco
The Great Society
FD-25
On Saturday, September 10, 1966, the Family Dog's FD-25 poster closed its two-night stand at the Avalon Ballroom: Quicksilver Messenger Service over the Great Society — Grace Slick's band, still a year or so before she carried "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit" over to the Jefferson Airplane. This was night two of the Friday–Saturday run the Dog dated September 9–10, and the poster is one of the era's quiet…
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On Saturday, September 10, 1966, the Family Dog's FD-25 poster closed its two-night stand at the Avalon Ballroom: Quicksilver Messenger Service over the Great Society — Grace Slick's band, still a year or so before she carried "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit" over to the Jefferson Airplane. Thi…
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On Saturday, September 10, 1966, the Family Dog's FD-25 poster closed its two-night stand at the Avalon Ballroom: Quicksilver Messenger Service over the Great Society — Grace Slick's band, still a year or so before she carried "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit" over to the Jefferson Airplane. Thi…
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On Saturday, September 10, 1966, the Family Dog's FD-25 poster closed its two-night stand at the Avalon Ballroom: Quicksilver Messenger Service over the Great Society — Grace Slick's band, still a year or so before she carried "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit" over to the Jefferson Airplane. Thi…
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On Saturday, September 10, 1966, the Family Dog's FD-25 poster closed its two-night stand at the Avalon Ballroom: Quicksilver Messenger Service over the Great Society — Grace Slick's band, still a year or so before she carried "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit" over to the Jefferson Airplane. Thi…
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