It's not quite Wolfgang's Vault, but it is proof that I was a B&S-head back in the day. I personally collected these four posters in the early 1970s and thought I had lost them in a flooded basement in the 1990's.   All this time that I have been working on the Brewer & Shipley website, I thought my posters had been destroyed.  To my utter delight, my son found them stored away, only a little worse the wear of surviving 36 years, a flooded basement and push pins from two generations of Brewer & Shipley fans.

The Red Dog posters were given to me after the shows those two nights by Red Dog staff.  The other two were given to me by Good Karma staff when I showed up on their doorstep at 4318 Main in Kansas City and asked if they had any Brewer & Shipley merchandise that I could purchase.  Whomever was working that day in 1972  took the time to go somewhere in the office and came back and gave me the Cowtown concert poster and the Kama Sutra publicity poster.  Looking back I wonder if it was Mort, Gary or Paul Peterson that gave me those posters that day.  In any case, it truly was Good Karma, and because of their kindness and my son's appreciation of my musical tastes, they are now preserved for Brewer & Shipley fans.

Every little thing we're puttin' out returns to us again