Sunday, July 30, 1967 closed the BG-75 week at the Fillmore Auditorium — the last of the Doors' three nights, with the James Cotton Blues Band and Richie Havens.

One poster, two headliners, and a support bill that stayed put while the top of the card changed completely: the Yardbirds with Jimmy Page on the 26th and 27th, the Doors on the 28th, 29th and 30th. It is the cleanest example in this chronicle of why a poster's date span and a night's actual bill are different things.

Bonnie MacLean's peacock sheet has an afterlife worth recording, because it is the kind of thing only collectors notice and only a chronicle like this one bothers to write down. There are three printings. The original is on white index stock and carries the printer's credit "Neal, Stratford and Kerr" beside the number. The second printing is on uncoated index stock with that credit removed. The third is on glossy white index stock, also uncredited. And **Eric King's guide numbers them backwards** — what the standard collector's reference lists as RP-3 is in fact the true second print, and what it lists as RP-2 is the third. The sequence was worked out after the guide had established itself, and the wrong numbering stuck.

There is also a small date disagreement on the sheet itself. classicposters titles it "7/25-30/67" and calls it a six-night show; the Fillmore's own listings run the bills from the 26th. This chronicle records both rather than choosing.