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• TODAY ONLY! Bob Dylan & Paul Simon's "Two Wandering Jews" Tour
  
  Mr. Tambourine Man met Mrs. Robinson for just the third time last evening in a memorable performance that highlighted the contrasts of these two kindred yet very different survivors of the American Folk Music Revival.
  
  Bob Dylan brought a lean, tight Nashville-style ensemble to the stage, including Charlie Sexton on guitar and National steel, and Larry Campbell on guitar, mandolin, pedal steel, and fiddle, plus a double bass player who was quite fun to watch. Their set began as it had the past two nights with a cover song, in this case it was Cocaine Blues, by Rev. Gary Davis, that shows up on an early Dylan bootleg titles "The Great White Wonder." After Mr. Tambourine Man, Bob offered Masters of War which remains timely in light of the Kosovo crisis. Lyrics to Tangled Up in Blue had reversed person from the lp version, beginning "…he was laying in bed..," and switched to first person at the "Montague Street" verse. Bob used to introduce Watchtower as his "Hendrix version" but tonight we heard a reading a la the late Grateful Dead. Memphis Blues had new phrasing, and many numbers, such as It ain't me babe, had new melodies and arrangements as Dylan keeps things interesting by reinventing himself with each performance. I will admit that the Like a Rolling Stone encore, while brilliant in its intensity, still lacks for the absence of Al Kooper's swelling Hammond parts. Clad in a C & W suit complete with polka-dot shirt and the usual tuxedo pants and Beatle boots, Dylan shuffled and mugged as he led the band with effective guitar leads and fills, his musicianship a solid complement to his songwriting.
  
  The magic really took hold when Paul Simon joined Dylan and the band, strapped on an unusal looking electric guitar, and worked into a poignant Sounds of Silence. That piece is certainly one of his most poetic compositions from the S & G era, and as such it was fitting for this meeting with this generation's poet laureate. The duet was dominated by Simon yet Dylan's low-end vocals gave the song a dark, meaningful tone. Tributes to Johnny Cash and Bill Monroe followed, rendered with a bluegrass jump that honored the forefathers. And Heaven's Door replaced the Forever Young of the previous evenings and brought home a rare and memorable pairing of living legends.
  Sale Ends 2/27/2021
• FREE Bob Dylan/Grateful Dead Poster SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY! Get any posters and we'll include this great Bob Dylan/Grateful Dead poster (BGP016 3rd Printing) for free. No need to add the poster to your cart. We'll automatically include it with your order.
  Sale Ends 2/27/2021
• Just In! Tie Dye It's back! The Flying Eyeball tie dye is finally available again. Show off your wild side with these two eye-opening designs.
  Sale Ends 3/31/2021
• Keith Haring Bill Graham revisited his old Bronx neighborhood in August 1986 and appalled to see that the drug culture had effectively wiped out the local culture,foresaw a menacing problem in the crack craze. He teamed with David Maldonado to stage a Crack Benefit in the city, but scaled back plans several times since few shared his apprehension. Ultimately, two concerts were held; one in Madison Square Garden and the other,an all-Latin show at the Felt Forum the following night. This poster was designed by immensely popular pop-artist Keith Haring.
  
  Keith Allen Haring (May 4 1958 – February 16 1990) was an American artist whose pop art and graffiti-like work grew out of the New York City street culture of the 1980s. Much of his work includes sexual allusions that turned into social activism. He achieved this by using sexual images to advocate for safe sex and AIDS awareness.
  
  Haring's work grew to popularity from his spontaneous drawings in New York City subways—chalk outlines of dogs and other stylized images on blank black advertising-space backgrounds. He also painted his figures on the lower part of the subway walls sitting on the floor. [3] After public recognition he created larger scale works, such as colorful murals, many of them commissioned. His imagery has "become a widely recognized visual language". His later work often addressed political and societal themes—especially homosexuality and AIDS—through his own iconography.
  
  Haring died on February 16, 1990, of AIDS-related complications. In 2014 Haring was one of the inaugural honorees in the Rainbow Honor Walk, a walk of fame in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood noting LGBTQ people who have "made significant contributions in their fields." In June 2019, Haring was one of the inaugural fifty American "pioneers, trailblazers, and heroes" inducted on the National LGBTQ Wall of Honor within the Stonewall National Monument (SNM) in New York City's Stonewall Inn.
  Sale Ends 3/31/2021
• Collector's Sets We're putting together some great, original, 1st printing poster sets and a great savings to you. Start your collection or add to your collection with the authentic, 1st printings of these iconic posters created as part of Bill Graham's legendary musical world. We'll be adding new sets each week. Check back often and continue to grow your personal collection.
  Sale Ends 3/31/2021
• Incredible Mugs 15 ounces of ceramic iconic music history. These mugs are beautiful, strong and a great way to start the day.
  Sale Ends 2/28/2021
• Just in! Fabulous Hoodies Style, warmth and history come with every Wolfgang's Vintage Tour Hoodie. Show off your favorite band or venue. The 50/50 blend fabric is cozy and warm with great colors and iconic styling.
  Sale Ends 2/28/2021
• Nurses Do It Better Wear a bit of history. This t-shirt was worn onstage at the 1977 Day On The Green show by Robert Plant. It was a wild time and a wild ride. Wear this great shirt to honor our nurses and Led Zeppelin. It's guaranteed you'll be asked about the shirt each time you wear it.
  
  After the July 23rd Oakland "Day on the Green" show, a Bill Graham staffer was severely beaten for asking Peter Grant's,Zeppelin's manager, kid to return signage torn down from dressing room doors. After an initial kick in the groin by Drummer, John Bonham, Zeppelin "security forces", including Grant, locked the BGP employee in a trailer and savagely beat him. Led Zeppelin's second Oakland show took place only after Bill Graham signed a letter of indemnification absolving Zeppelin from responsibility for the previous night's assault. The letter, signed by Graham under duress and with his left hand, was considered invalid, and Bonham, Grant and two security thugs were arrested. Not a shining moment for anyone involved in the incident but perhaps a sign of the results of shifting concerts to larger venues such as the Oakland Coliseum.
  Sale Ends 2/28/2021
• Hendrix T-Shirt Poster Gift Bundle A super-soft Flying Eyeball T-Shirt plus and iconic Jimi Hendrix Poster for only $40.
  Sale Ends 2/28/2021
• New Iconic Poster Reprints JUST IN! New affordable reprints of you favorite icon posters. Add to your collection. Grab several as gifts. These posters are the best of the best. All done as individual limited printings. We've been out of many of these for quite some time. Grab yours now!
  Sale Ends 3/31/2021
• Iconic Vintage Tour Shirts & Hats ANNOUNCING WOLFGANG'S VINTAGE TOUR! Show off your love of music history with these incredible iconic shirts and hats. Our shirts are made from 100% combed ring-spun cotton and incredibly soft and great fitting. Grab a hat to honor the legendary Fillmore venues.
  Sale Ends 12/31/2021
• Winter Saving Sale! - Posters Our posters are authentic and collectible most coming directly from the famous Bill Graham archive. Own a piece of history with our posters, handbills and vintage tickets many only available at Wolfgang's.
  Sale Ends 2/28/2021
• Winter Savings Sale! - Photography We have one-of-a-kind custom printed fine art prints and thousands of promo prints ready to hang on your wall. Our collection features the finest photographers of each era.
  Sale Ends 2/28/2021
• Winter Savings Sale! - Magazines Browse our huge collection of collectible, vintage titles. Give a magazine for a birthday or get a copy of that cover page for yourself.
  Sale Ends 2/28/2021
• Winter Savings Sale!- Vinyl Thousands of 12" vinyl to choose from featuring your favorite artists of today as well as past eras.
  Sale Ends 2/28/2021