Three Living Legends!! A Real 60s Psychedelic Rock Band
William Penn & His Pals with 3 original members play on February 17th at the Art House Gallery & Cultural Center 2905 Shattuck Ave in Berkeley. Doors 6:30PM Show 7:30PM Donations $15.00-$25.00 Please tell your friends and help us spread the word.
The 60's live! Take a trip back to those incredible and magical times with William Penn & His Pals when they play live on Saturday February 17th 2018 at the Art House Gallery & Cultural Center 2905 Shattuck Ave. in Berkeley. (510) 472-3170 Donations $15.00-$25.00 Doors 6:30PM Show 7:30PM All ages welcome. Please tell your friends and help us spread the word.
Acid punk outfit William Penn & His Pals formed at the College of San Mateo in late 1964; originally dubbed the DiscCounts, the founding lineup comprised singer Neil Holtmann, guitarist Mike Dunn, bassist Steve Sweet, and drummer Ron Cox. Keyboardist Dave Lovell signed on in early 1965, and a few months later, the group significantly overhauled its lineup and look -- adopting the moniker William Penn & His Pals, the band (by then Holtmann, Cox, Lovell, guitarist Mike Shapiro, and bassist Steve Leidenthal) adopted Revolutionary War-era stage garb that included ruffled shirts and tri-cornered hats. The addition of former Nomads guitarist Jack Shelton swelled the roster to a six-piece, and for a short time, the lineup also included a second drummer, Mickey Hart, who would later sign on with the Grateful Dead. In early 1966, keyboardist Gregg Rolie replaced Lovell; in time he assumed the lion's share of vocal duties as well, resulting in Holtmann's dismissal from the group. William Penn & His Pals were a regular presence on the Bay Area live scene, opening for the Jefferson Airplane, Paul Revere & the Raiders, and Them; in 1966, they cut their lone single "Swami" (credited to the William Penn Fyve), later anointed an underground classic thanks to its inclusion on the third Pebbles collection. A deal with the Fantasy label was pending, but in 1967, the group dissolved, with Rolie subsequently joining Santana. In 2003, the Beat label collected all of William Penn & His Pals' recorded output on CD.
PSYCHEDELIC LIGHT SHOW by LSD VISUALS
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
2905 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley CA 94705
510-472-3170
ALL AGES & Wheelchair Accessible
$15.-$25. Donation
It's POT LUCK so it's OK to bring Food and Beverages to share
The 3 Best dressed Hippies win a door Prize!!
show less
William Penn & His Pals with 3 original members play on February 17th at the Art House Gallery & Cultural Center 2905 Shattuck Ave in Berkeley. Doors 6:30PM Show 7:30PM Donations $15.00-$25.00 Please tell your friends and help us spread the word.
The 60's live! Take a trip back to those incredible and magical times with William Penn & His Pals when they play live on Saturday February 17th 2018 at the Art House Gallery & Cultural Center 2905 Shattuck Ave. in Berkeley. (510) 472-3170 Donations $15.00-$25.00 Doors 6:30PM Show 7:30PM All ages welcome. Please tell your friends and help us spread the word.
Acid punk outfit William Penn & His Pals formed at the College of San Mateo in late 1964; originally dubbed the DiscCounts, the founding lineup comprised singer Neil Holtmann, guitarist Mike Dunn, bassist Steve Sweet, and drummer Ron Cox. Keyboardist Dave Lovell signed on in early 1965, and a few months later, the group significantly overhauled its lineup and look -- adopting the moniker William Penn & His Pals, the band (by then Holtmann, Cox, Lovell, guitarist Mike Shapiro, and bassist Steve Leidenthal) adopted Revolutionary War-era stage garb that included ruffled shirts and tri-cornered hats. The addition of former Nomads guitarist Jack Shelton swelled the roster to a six-piece, and for a short time, the lineup also included a second drummer, Mickey Hart, who would later sign on with the Grateful Dead. In early 1966, keyboardist Gregg Rolie replaced Lovell; in time he assumed the lion's share of vocal duties as well, resulting in Holtmann's dismissal from the group. William Penn & His Pals were a regular presence on the Bay Area live scene, opening for the Jefferson Airplane, Paul Revere & the Raiders, and Them; in 1966, they cut their lone single "Swami" (credited to the William Penn Fyve), later anointed an underground classic thanks to its inclusion on the third Pebbles collection. A deal with the Fantasy label was pending, but in 1967, the group dissolved, with Rolie subsequently joining Santana. In 2003, the Beat label collected all of William Penn & His Pals' recorded output on CD.
PSYCHEDELIC LIGHT SHOW by LSD VISUALS
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
2905 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley CA 94705
510-472-3170
ALL AGES & Wheelchair Accessible
$15.-$25. Donation
It's POT LUCK so it's OK to bring Food and Beverages to share
The 3 Best dressed Hippies win a door Prize!!
Three Living Legends!! A Real 60s Psychedelic Rock Band
William Penn & His Pals with 3 original members play on February 17th at the Art House Gallery & Cultural Center 2905 Shattuck Ave in Berkeley. Doors 6:30PM Show 7:30PM Donations $15.00-$25.00 Please tell your friends and help us spread the word.
The 60's live! Take a trip back to those incredible and magical times with William Penn & His Pals when they play live on Saturday February 17th 2018 at the Art House Gallery & Cultural Center 2905 Shattuck Ave. in Berkeley. (510) 472-3170 Donations $15.00-$25.00 Doors 6:30PM Show 7:30PM All ages welcome. Please tell your friends and help us spread the word.
Acid punk outfit William Penn & His Pals formed at the College of San Mateo in late 1964; originally dubbed the DiscCounts, the founding lineup comprised singer Neil Holtmann, guitarist Mike Dunn, bassist Steve Sweet, and drummer Ron Cox. Keyboardist Dave Lovell signed on in early 1965, and a few months later, the group significantly overhauled its lineup and look -- adopting the moniker William Penn & His Pals, the band (by then Holtmann, Cox, Lovell, guitarist Mike Shapiro, and bassist Steve Leidenthal) adopted Revolutionary War-era stage garb that included ruffled shirts and tri-cornered hats. The addition of former Nomads guitarist Jack Shelton swelled the roster to a six-piece, and for a short time, the lineup also included a second drummer, Mickey Hart, who would later sign on with the Grateful Dead. In early 1966, keyboardist Gregg Rolie replaced Lovell; in time he assumed the lion's share of vocal duties as well, resulting in Holtmann's dismissal from the group. William Penn & His Pals were a regular presence on the Bay Area live scene, opening for the Jefferson Airplane, Paul Revere & the Raiders, and Them; in 1966, they cut their lone single "Swami" (credited to the William Penn Fyve), later anointed an underground classic thanks to its inclusion on the third Pebbles collection. A deal with the Fantasy label was pending, but in 1967, the group dissolved, with Rolie subsequently joining Santana. In 2003, the Beat label collected all of William Penn & His Pals' recorded output on CD.
PSYCHEDELIC LIGHT SHOW by LSD VISUALS
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
2905 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley CA 94705
510-472-3170
ALL AGES & Wheelchair Accessible
$15.-$25. Donation
It's POT LUCK so it's OK to bring Food and Beverages to share
The 3 Best dressed Hippies win a door Prize!!
read more
William Penn & His Pals with 3 original members play on February 17th at the Art House Gallery & Cultural Center 2905 Shattuck Ave in Berkeley. Doors 6:30PM Show 7:30PM Donations $15.00-$25.00 Please tell your friends and help us spread the word.
The 60's live! Take a trip back to those incredible and magical times with William Penn & His Pals when they play live on Saturday February 17th 2018 at the Art House Gallery & Cultural Center 2905 Shattuck Ave. in Berkeley. (510) 472-3170 Donations $15.00-$25.00 Doors 6:30PM Show 7:30PM All ages welcome. Please tell your friends and help us spread the word.
Acid punk outfit William Penn & His Pals formed at the College of San Mateo in late 1964; originally dubbed the DiscCounts, the founding lineup comprised singer Neil Holtmann, guitarist Mike Dunn, bassist Steve Sweet, and drummer Ron Cox. Keyboardist Dave Lovell signed on in early 1965, and a few months later, the group significantly overhauled its lineup and look -- adopting the moniker William Penn & His Pals, the band (by then Holtmann, Cox, Lovell, guitarist Mike Shapiro, and bassist Steve Leidenthal) adopted Revolutionary War-era stage garb that included ruffled shirts and tri-cornered hats. The addition of former Nomads guitarist Jack Shelton swelled the roster to a six-piece, and for a short time, the lineup also included a second drummer, Mickey Hart, who would later sign on with the Grateful Dead. In early 1966, keyboardist Gregg Rolie replaced Lovell; in time he assumed the lion's share of vocal duties as well, resulting in Holtmann's dismissal from the group. William Penn & His Pals were a regular presence on the Bay Area live scene, opening for the Jefferson Airplane, Paul Revere & the Raiders, and Them; in 1966, they cut their lone single "Swami" (credited to the William Penn Fyve), later anointed an underground classic thanks to its inclusion on the third Pebbles collection. A deal with the Fantasy label was pending, but in 1967, the group dissolved, with Rolie subsequently joining Santana. In 2003, the Beat label collected all of William Penn & His Pals' recorded output on CD.
PSYCHEDELIC LIGHT SHOW by LSD VISUALS
Art House Gallery & Cultural Center
2905 Shattuck Ave.
Berkeley CA 94705
510-472-3170
ALL AGES & Wheelchair Accessible
$15.-$25. Donation
It's POT LUCK so it's OK to bring Food and Beverages to share
The 3 Best dressed Hippies win a door Prize!!
show less
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