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Everyday People video redone for today
Their new Smithsonian Folkways release
at his Malibu home
and the Rhythm Rockers
Eli Mile High Club, Oakland, 1983
More Photos
Oakland, California, 1983
More Paul McCartney here
Ashkenaz, Berkeley, California
Keystone, Berkeley
First Oakland Auditorium performance
April 1988, Montclair Village, Oakland
1980, Oakland, California
1982, Oakland Auditorium, Oakland, California
1980, Castlemont High School, Oakland, California
Steel Wheels Tour, Oakland Coliseum
Rick Nelson
Final Bay Area concert, December 1985, Concord, California
Oakland Coliseum
Solo performance, Oakland, California
Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California
Wheeler Hall Lecture, UC Berkeley, 1981
Journalist, Arts Critic & Community Advocate, and dear friend.
Cody's Books, Berkeley, California
1981, Oakland Auditorium
(Rickey and Billy Martin both lived in Oakland and remained great friends)
Final game as Oakland A's manager
aka Father Guido Sarducci, 1232 Café, San Francisco
Guardian Obituary
UC Berkeley professor and author
Havana, Cuba
Hungarian-American theoretical physicist, known as the "father of the hydrogen bomb." A key figure in the Manhattan Project, he later co-founded the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and remained a controversial advocate for nuclear weapons development throughout the Cold War.
Impresario, Peace Advocate, and owner of Ashkenaz, Berkeley, California
Berkeley Architect
Founded in 1953 by Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Peter "Pete" Martin, San Francisco, California
Founded 1964 by Peter "Pete" D. Martin, West 89th Street & Broadway, New York City
West 89th Street & Broadway, New York City
(taken in 1966 with a borrowed Rolleicord Vb)