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Unconfirmed; specific date unknown<ref>Possibly Tuesday, April 9, 1968: "On Tuesday, the day of [Martin Luther] King’s funeral, TSU, the University of Houston and area schools were closed and many people attended special memorial services." | |||
Photo purportedly from the 1967-1968 University of St. Thomas yearbook https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn_Sx2Zjxq-/?img_index=2</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:13, 6 January 2025
1966
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1966 | Houston | TX | Living Eye | The first Red Crayola show | |
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December 16, 1966 | Baytown | TX | Lee College Gymnasium | Christmas dance |
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December 31, 1966 | Houston | TX |
1966-1967
Specific dates unknown
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Houston | TX | Love | Multiple shows |
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Houston | TX | M. B. Smiley High School | |
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Channelview | TX | Channelview High School | |
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Houston | TX | University of Houston | Jeffrey House dormitory dance |
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Houston | TX | The Catacombs | Supporting The Gentrys |
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Houston | TX | The Cheetah | |
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Houston | TX | The Cellar | Supporting The American Blues |
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Houston | TX | Louisiana Gallery | Art opening |
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Houston | TX | Dreyer Galleries | Art opening |
1967
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January 14, 1967 | Houston | TX | Bill Bennett's Restaurant | |
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March 23-26, 1967 | Houston | TX | Gulfgate Shopping City | KNUZ Swingin' Festival |
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March 31, 1967 | Houston | TX | La Maison | Rice University's Archi-Arts Ball |
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June 3, 1967 | Houston | TX | Love Street Light Circus | Love Street grand opening; with Lost and Found |
California
| Date | City | Venue | Notes | Audio | Video | |||
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June 29, 1967 | Los Angeles | CA | Venice Pavillion/Hotel | Angry Arts Festival | 🎵 | |
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July 2-4, 1967 | Berkeley | CA | Pauley Ballroom | Berkeley Folk Music Festival | 🎵 | 🔍 |
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July 9, 1967 | Berkeley | CA | New Orleans House | Supporting John Fahey |
1968
Unconfirmed; specific date unknown[2]
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1968 | Houston | TX | St. Thomas University | Peace vigil |
References
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- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/CDWH8BYHfV0/
- ↑ Possibly Tuesday, April 9, 1968: "On Tuesday, the day of [Martin Luther] King’s funeral, TSU, the University of Houston and area schools were closed and many people attended special memorial services." Photo purportedly from the 1967-1968 University of St. Thomas yearbook https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn_Sx2Zjxq-/?img_index=2