Posted on 03/09/2021 9:25:04 AM PST by bigdaddy45
Yes, this is a vanity, because in these times we all need a break, and thats why I come here sometimes. So...who do you choose?
Been to watch both of them, but I’d sure as hell go see Stevie again!
I went with a friend to see Steve Goodman at a very small venue (cannot remember the name) in Brookline, MA. One of the pictures on the wall (of rockers performing) showed a singer with a black mullet, in big shorts and suspenders. The shorts were made from an American flag. I said ‘WHO IS THAT???’, to my friend. She said ‘oh, it’s a British group named Queen’. Would have LOVED to see Queen at their peak. That being said, I was so happy to have seen Steve Goodman (my second time) as he passed just a few years later from leukemia. Heaven surely has a helluva band up there. <3
Ruth was amazing.
yesssss.
Oh my! So many..but i would do the beatles, the supremes, the 🦅 eagles, styx, Chicago and more...and the tickets were only $5 per concert but to poor folk 5 bucks per band was like $$hundreds!
I’ve seen Tull also.
Yes I’ve seen that one, I wish they would remaster the 1972 from Japan, the video is horrible.
Ella Fitzgerald.
I saw her at the Newport Jazz Festival not too long before she died, and she was fabulous.
She must have been stupendous at her prime.
I went to high school with the lead singer for Head East. He was/is a great drummer too, and when the bands start playing again you might be able to catch him sitting in with a few bands in the Bonita Springs area.
Dunno, just born with it I guess :)
No really, I just thought there are a lot of bands that are still around intact or mostly intact I can still see, and a lot of bands that aren’t around but I can at least listen to a live album or a bootleg or see a film of when they were at their peak. But that tour, there are only a couple short clips of and the shows are legendary. Plus it’s one of my favorite albums (at least until the middle of the second half where they start wandering around a little aimlessly).
Yes I’ve seen that one on youtube, I wish they would remaster the 1972 from Japan, the video is horrible.
And don’t forget Terry Bozzio on drums.
XTC before Andy “lost it” and stopped touring.
Mick Taylor era Rolling Stones.
led zep
Humble Pie with Frampton and Marriott.
Commander Coty and His Lost Planet Airmen.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Yes...(coming back to thread)...loved the movie too. I’d listen to Mozart in the listening lab between classes with breaks at WSU in Detroit in the early 70’s.
My pup who will be 1 year soon is named Wolfgang.
I saw the Beatles live in Memphis in 1966. 5th row center
Beatles the best the hell with the rest.
Then Z Z Top
Then the Grateful Dead
Then Chuck Berry
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