The Berkeley Revolution
A digital archive of the East Bay's transformation in the late-1960s & 1970s
PROJECTS
The Flatlands’ War on Poverty
Berkeley Women’s Music Collective
The Asian Community Library
The Black Panthers’ Education Revolution
The Integral Urban House
The Countercultural Kitchen
A Place for Every Body
The Secret History of Recycling
Pacific Center
Threads of Rebellion
Citizens vs. Developers
The Women and Girls of Telegraph Ave
Berkeley’s Public Schools
The Rainbow Sign
The Third World Liberation Front
Transgender Berkeley
PEOPLE
Nacio Jan Brown, photographer
Mary Ann Pollar, activist and impresario
PLACES
Telegraph Avenue
The Keystone
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Early Slayer show at the Keystone Berkeley (VIDEO)
Archive Entry Date: 5/23/84
Slayer rips apart the Keystone Berkeley
Hugh Mundell Live (AUDIO)
Archive Entry Date: 5/30/82
Hear Hugh Mundell at the Keystone Berkeley
John Seabury’s Pino Jam Extravaganza flyer
Archive Entry Date: 8/10/81
This fun flyer, drawn by Psycotic Pinneapple bassist John Seabury
Dead Kennedys Stir Up Trouble At the Keystone (AUDIO)
Archive Entry Date: 6/28/81
The urgent sounds of the Dead Kennedys
Flipper play a KALX benefit at Keystone Berkeley (AUDIO)
Archive Entry Date: 6/28/1981
The slow churning sounds of Flipper
Psycotic Pineapple Live at the Keystone Berkeley (VIDEO)
Archive Entry Date: 3/11/79
Psycotic Pineapple play No Hard Feelings
Psycotic Pineapple flyer
Archive Entry Date: 3/11/79
Quirky sounds at the Keystone Berkeley
Nicky Hopkins Getting Creative
Archive Entry Date: 8/28/78
Versatile piano man Nicky Hopkins
The Talking Heads First National Tour Hit the Keystone Berkeley
Archive Entry Date: 12/7/77
First time The Talking Heads play Berkeley
April ’77
Archive Entry Date: 4/1/77
Soul, Blues, Country, Rock, Punk- The Keystone Berkeley had you covered in April 1977
January 1977
Archive Entry Date: 1/1/77
Herrara used this calendar to advertise the new Keystone in Palo Alto
A Showcase for Garcia’s Styles
Archive Entry Date: 12/23/76
Freedom of musical expression and style was possible for musicians at the Keystone Berkeley
Jerry Garcia Band at the Keystone Berkeley (AUDIO)
Archive Entry Date: 12/22/76
Musical experimentation and appreciation goin' down in 1976
November 1976
Archive Entry Date: 11/1/76
The busy fall season at the Keystone
October 1976
Archive Entry Date: 10/1/76
Susan Brook's spooky artwork for Halloween was the centerpiece for this local band filled calendar
June 1976
Archive Entry Date: 6/1/76
Slower summer month with jazz greats Herbie Hancock and Larry Coryell
April ’76
Archive Entry Date: 4/1/76
Local band heavy in April '76
September 1975
Archive Entry Date: 9/1/75
Commander Cody one night and John Lee Hooker the next. The Keystone could handle it all.
August 1975
Archive Entry Date: 8/1/75
Local reggae acts and legendary Blues men at the Keystone in the summer
July 1975
Archive Entry Date: 7/1/75
The James Cotton Blues Band, Roy Ayers, and Graham Central Station made for a funky summer
Keystone Berkeley calendar June 1975
Archive Entry Date: 6/1/1975
A typically wide-ranging lineup of artists
From Country to Jazz—A Snap
Archive Entry Date: 6/14/1974
What was old is new again. The Great American String Band combine styles to make something new at the Keystone Berkeley
The Great American String Band from the Keystone Berkeley (AUDIO)
Archive Entry Date: 6/13/1974
Americana on display in this June 13, 1974 Great American String Band set.
Waiting for Jerry Garcia
Archive Entry Date: 5/10/74
Sam Silver evoked the bold music on offer at the Keystone Berkeley, and the bold audience that welcomed it
Garcia At the Keystone
Archive Entry Date: 2/22/74
Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunder's musical beauty could outshine commercial ugliness
Jerry and Merl at the Keystone Berkeley (AUDIO)
Archive Entry Date: 2/16/74
The funky sounds of Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders
Keystone Kangarood
Archive Entry Date: 09/21/73
Freddie explains some of the difficulties associated with running a small nightclub
Johnny Winter Frosted by Nixed Keystone Hype
Archive Entry Date: 8/24/73
A telling battle, over music promotion, between the guitarist Johnny Winter and the Keystone's owner