What groups have you seen live?
Rossington Collins (what was left after Lynard Skynard plane crash) - collins threw his guitar down after 20 minutes and walked off and they played on for another 20 minutes without him , so there wasBooing, a 40 minute concert 1982 in Maryland
Chicago in Maryland early 80’s -
Van Halen or should I say Van Hagar in the late 80’s - I went with a dj named luchious leather Lori - she got us free tickets, that was at the cow palace in San Francisco
The temptations in Tunisia in 1998 they were a little old lol
Kanye West about 12 years ago , I was staying at red rock hotel in Las Vegas did not even know he was performing there, then looked out my window into the courtyard and had a perfect view, he showed up 45 minutes late and started by singing the song where he says you should be honored by my lateness
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1968 at the Miami Dade Community College auditorium.
1974 at the Miami Stadium.
then Bruce Springsteen and Level42 in the late 80's as well.
1974 at the Miami Stadium.
Spoke to Paul McCartney who signed my LP.
Also Cliff Richard and the Shadows, same place around that time.
Then, the famous pop festival in the Isle of Wight in the 70s, with:
Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, the Who, Joan Baez, Judy Collins, etc ...
Spoke to Paul McCartney who signed my LP.
Also Cliff Richard and the Shadows, same place around that time.
Then, the famous pop festival in the Isle of Wight in the 70s, with:
Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, the Who, Joan Baez, Judy Collins, etc ...
My favorites include: Hendrix, Free, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Jethro Tull
1969 at THEE IMAGE CLUB, Sunny Isles (Miami Beach) Florida.
The link claims The Yardbirds played that same weekend. I don't recall seeing them.
It also says Blues Image were there. Based in Miami I've seen them perform at a few venues.
Three Dog Night
Mothers of Invention
Sugarloaf
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Steve Morse with the Dixie Dregs
Quiet Riot
Blue Cheer
Will to Power
Expose
Roxette
Allman Brothers
MC5
Canned Heat
Three Dog Night
Mothers of Invention
Sugarloaf
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Steve Morse with the Dixie Dregs
Quiet Riot
Blue Cheer
Will to Power
Expose
Roxette
Allman Brothers
MC5
Canned Heat
In 1963, Pete Seeger, blacklisted and barred from American television, fled the persecution of his homeland and embarked on a 10-month world tour.
One of his first stops was Australia where he was welcomed with open arms and sold-out performances. From fascinating discussions of his musical influences to performances of more than two dozen songs, witness how one man, armed only with a banjo, a guitar and the power of song, captures the hearts and minds of a nation.
One thing I greatly regret having missed was Paul Robeson at the opera house Nov 1960:
Again in 1970 at a Miami concert venue called The Place.
If I recall, Nugent was the only original member and renamed the act to Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes.
In 1971, I joined a band who did some outdoor rock concerts in Fort Lauderdale and as far north at a college in Deland, near the middle of the state. Some of the other bands we played alongside were Tin House and Brownsville Station.
Also in 1971 we opened for Ted Nugent at a college in Boca Raton.
Bob Dylan
Buddy Holly w Waylon Jennings
Buddy Rich
Cat Stevens
Count Basie
David Bromberg
Gillian Welch
Jacky Wilson
Jerry Lee Lewis
Joe Turner
John Hammond
John Prine
Judy Collins
Leon Redbone
Little Joe and the Thrillers
Richey Valens
The Cadillacs
Thurston Harris
The Allman Brothers
The Irish Tenors
The Moody Blues
The Platters
Tom Waits
The Band with Bob Dylan