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Fillmore East

105 Second Avenue · East Village, Manhattan40.7274° N / 73.9881° W

Overview

Bill Graham's East Village rock theater, a touchstone of the late-1960s concert era.

The Fillmore East was Bill Graham's East Village rock theater, open from 1968 to 1971 and frequently cited as a defining concert hall of the psychedelic and early-1970s rock era, with a long catalog of live recordings. It later became, in part, the disco the Saint.

Oral histories & archival media

Archive plates

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FlyerPL.01
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Flyer / ephemeraundated
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PhotographPL.02
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Interior / crowdimage pending
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DocumentPL.03
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Door policy / pressimage pending

Placeholder plates — cleared scans drop in here

Sonic profile

mixedexperimental

Cultural role

concert-era rocklive-recording history

Tags

#rock#psychedelic#SecondAvenue#EastVillage

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