Derroll Adams's 1972 Concert & Tour History

Derroll Adams's 1972 Concert History

Derroll Adams (born 27 November 1925 in Portland, Oregon; died 6 February 2000 in Antwerp, Belgium) was an American folk musician. Derroll was a noted exponent of the banjo. Although not well known in the mainstream, he inspired a host of other artists.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Jul 30, 1972	Derroll Adams Cambridge Folk Festival	Cherry Hinton Hall Grounds	Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
Jul 20, 1972	Derroll Adams	Arca Theater	Ghent, Flanders, Belgium
Jul 15, 1972	Derroll Adams	De Spin	Dessel, Flanders, Belgium
May 14, 1972	Derroll Adams	Vorst Nationaal / Forest National	Vorst / Forest, Belgium
Feb 11, 1972	Derroll Adams	Zaal Riviera	Borsbeek, Belgium
Jan 10, 1972	Derroll Adams	Arca Theater	Ghent, Flanders, Belgium

Genres:

Folk

Singer-Songwriter

Bluegrass

Traditional Folk

Banjo

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Latest Setlist (10/05/1990):

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Oregon
Seventeen Years in a Phonebooth
One Man Band
The Sky
Chilly Winds
The Wild Rover No More
Crazy Man
Banjoman
Ik sta al jaren in de regen
Happiness Was Free
Bonny Portmore
The Song of Indecision
Willie O'Winsbury
Tell Me What Is True Love
The American Stranger
Jackhammer Blues
Pretty Saro
Willie Moore
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
Portland Town

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Concerts Per Year:

1990	1 concert
1982	1 concert
1980	1 concert
1979	1 concert
1977	2 concerts
1976	2 concerts
1974	1 concert
1973	5 concerts
1972	6 concerts
1971	1 concert
1970	2 concerts
1968	1 concert