Fillmore East

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Fillmore East was a legendary New York City rock concert venue in the late 1960s and early 1970s, renowned for hosting iconic performances by major rock, blues, and psychedelic artists.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concert hall
music venue
rock concert venue
alsoKnownAs The Church of Rock and Roll
buildingUseAfterClosure retail space
television studio
capacityApprox 2700
cityBorough Manhattan
closed 1971-06-27
country United States
culturalSignificance key venue of the counterculture era
major center of American rock music
era early 1970s
late 1960s
founder Bill Graham
genreFocus blues
psychedelic rock
rock
hostedGenre folk rock
jazz rock
progressive rock
hostedLiveAlbumRecording At Fillmore East
linked to: Fillmore East

Band of Gypsys
Fillmore East: February 1969
linked to: Fillmore East

Live at the Fillmore East (Jimi Hendrix album)
Live at the Fillmore East (Neil Young & Crazy Horse album)
Live at the Fillmore East (Ten Years After album)
The Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East (1970 album)
location Manhattan
New York
New York City
namedAfter Fillmore Auditorium
neighborhood East Village
notablePerformer Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Frank Zappa
Janis Joplin
Jefferson Airplane
Jimi Hendrix
Joe Cocker
Led Zeppelin
Santana
linked to: Santana (band)

Taj Mahal
Ten Years After
The Allman Brothers Band
The Grateful Dead
linked to: Grateful Dead

The Who
opened 1968-03-08
operatedBy Bill Graham
reasonForClosure rising costs and changes in the music industry
sisterVenue Fillmore West
streetAddress Second Avenue and East 6th Street

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Bill Graham associatedWith Fillmore East
The Allman Brothers Band notableWork At Fillmore East
linked to: Fillmore East
The Allman Brothers Band notableLiveAlbum At Fillmore East
linked to: Fillmore East
Band of Gypsys performedAt Fillmore East
Band of Gypsys liveAlbumRecordedAt Fillmore East
Fillmore East hostedLiveAlbumRecording At Fillmore East
linked to: Fillmore East
Fillmore East hostedLiveAlbumRecording Fillmore East: February 1969
linked to: Fillmore East
Wulf Wolodia Grajonca managedVenue Fillmore East
Wolfgang Grajonca knownFor Fillmore East
Duane Allman notableWork At Fillmore East
linked to: Fillmore East
Eat a Peach featuresLiveRecordingFrom Fillmore East
Eat a Peach follows At Fillmore East
linked to: Fillmore East
Whipping Post (At Fillmore East version) album At Fillmore East
subject linked to: Whipping Post
linked to: Fillmore East
Whipping Post (At Fillmore East version) recordingLocation Fillmore East
subject linked to: Whipping Post
Whipping Post associatedWith Fillmore East concerts
linked to: Fillmore East
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed notableLiveAlbumAppearance At Fillmore East
linked to: Fillmore East
Statesboro Blues (The Allman Brothers Band version) liveAlbumAppearance At Fillmore East
subject linked to: Statesboro Blues
linked to: Fillmore East
Statesboro Blues (The Allman Brothers Band version) album At Fillmore East
subject linked to: Statesboro Blues
linked to: Fillmore East
Statesboro Blues (The Allman Brothers Band version) recordingLocation Fillmore East, New York City, United States
subject linked to: Statesboro Blues
linked to: Fillmore East
Statesboro Blues (The Allman Brothers Band version) openingTrackOf At Fillmore East
subject linked to: Statesboro Blues
linked to: Fillmore East
Statesboro Blues (The Allman Brothers Band version) notableLivePerformanceVenue Fillmore East
subject linked to: Statesboro Blues