JIMI HENDRIX Concert Posters Part Of Phil Weiss Pop Culture Auction

October 8, 2008

Approximately 700 lots of rock n roll and Hollywood memorabilia will be sold at auction. Highlights include a collection of Jimi Hendrix concert posters, among them a JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE cardboard concert poster for shows in Houston, Texas in 1969 that also features concert dates for THE MONKEES. Jimi had been the short-lived opening act on a 1967 MONKEES tour which he had been removed from because of his stage show which included what was considered lewd acts by straight and uptight moms and dads. This concert poster is the only one known to exist coming from the original promoter and pictures the EXPERIENCE. Also included on the poster are two other acts, ROD MCKUEN and GLEN CAMPBELL. Other Jimi Hendrix items include the ultra-rare, and extremely psychedelic, large concert poster for a 1968 performance by the EXPERIENCE in Philadelphia at the Electric Factory.

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