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Tyrannosaurus Rex (August 8, 1969) – Dance-Concert Listing – San Francisco Chronicle

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Tyrannosaurus Rex
Aug 6, 1969
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The 8 August 1969 edition of the San Francisco Chronicle lists Tyrannosaurus Rex among the acts for a dance-concert at the Family Dog on the Great Highway.


Publication: San Francisco Chronicle Date: August 8, 1969

Country: United States


THE STORY 

The short listing announces a Dance-Concert featuring Country Joe and the Fish, Tongue and Groove, Kevin the Organist and Tyrannosaurus Rex at the Family Dog on the Great Highway, 660 Great Highway, next to Playland.

CONTEXT AND NOTES 

The notice records Tyrannosaurus Rex’s appearance on the San Francisco bill at the Family Dog venue.


FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS 

Event: Concert listing

Era: 1969 (Tyrannosaurus Rex acoustic era)

Tone: Informational Photography: Text-only listing (no photograph)


WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

  • Heading “DANCE-CONCERT”

  • Line-up including Tyrannosaurus Rex

  • Venue details: Family Dog on the Great Highway, 660 Great Highway

  • Location note next to Playland

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