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 Rock2Blues Back in the 60's I worked as a driver for an equipment rental company and was delivering a lot of tools for the remodel of the old car repair, so I got to know Tarbell and got in for free. Allman Brothers Band Nov 08, 2022
 Rock2Blues The Sept. 19, 1969, grand opening featured Grand Funk Railroad. What followed was a “who’s who” of the late ’60s progressive Rock “underground” scene: Spirit, Santana, Elvin Bishop, The Kinks, Humble Pie, Sons of Champlin, Cold Blood, Boz Skaggs, James Gang, Bo Didley, Iggy and the Stooges, MC5 and Fairport Convention. Allman Brothers Band Nov 08, 2022
 Mike McMillan Faster Pussycat wasn’t on this bill. I believe it was Ingwie, Armored Saint and Keel Dio Nov 08, 2022
 Rock2Blues The historic Cincinnati Gardens, built nearly 70 years ago, has played host to many big names over the years. Elvis and the Beatles and James Brown graced its stage, and it was home to the Cincinnati Royals NBA team, the Mighty Ducks and the Cincinnati Rollergirls. Cincinnati Gardens Nov 08, 2022
 Rock2Blues The Gardens was packed. Steppenwolf Nov 08, 2022
 Louise Halsey “There are a number of good singers, a smaller handful of truly great singers, and then there’s Johnny Mathis.” - Barbra Streisand Celebrating his 59th year in the music industry, JOHNNY MATHIS is Columbia Records longest-running artist. A sublime vocalist whose approach to pop music eclipses passing fads and trends, Mathis has performed songs in an incredible variety of styles and categories -- from music composed for stage and film to golden era jazz standards, contemporary pop hits, and holiday music, all of which has assured his reputation as one of the most enduring vocalists in music history. Johnny Mathis / Brad Upton Nov 08, 2022
 Rock2Blues Joe and the band were awessome James Gang Nov 08, 2022
 Rock2Blues Sacred Mushroom's Larry & Tim Goshorn would later be in The Pure Prairie League Janice Joplin w/ Big Brother And The Holding Company / James Gang / Sacred Mushroom Nov 08, 2022
 Rock2Blues Awesome show. We saw Jimi meeting with Seymour Duncan where he worked at Dodd Music Center. He wound pickups for Jimi and brought them to the concert that night and carried Jimi's white strat out on stage. Jimi Hendxix Experience / The Soft Machine Nov 08, 2022
 Rock2Blues First time seeing Jimi. Only every other row of stairs went to the top of the seating. people so messed up they were climbing over people in seats half way up thinking they were sitting on the stairs, blocking their way. The Jimi Hendrix Experience Nov 08, 2022
 Susan_S In 1965, Memorial Auditorium in Dallas hosted the Five Americans, the Gentrys and Chuck Berry. I cannot find a reference to this concert anywhere, but I know that it occurred because I was there. My father took me and my little sister, and we got in with five Oscar Mayer wiener wrappers, and two dollars each. Chuck Berry Nov 08, 2022
 Susan_S In 1965, Memorial Auditorium in Dallas hosted the Five Americans, the Gentrys and Chuck Berry. I cannot find a reference to this concert anywhere, but I know that it occurred because I was there. My father took me and my little sister, and we got in with five Oscar Mayer wiener wrappers, and two dollars each. The Gentrys Nov 08, 2022
 Susan_S In 1965, Memorial Auditorium also hosted the Five Americans along with the Gentrys and Chuck Berry. I cannot find a reference to this concert anywhere, but I know that it occurred because I was there. My father took me and my little sister, and we got in with five Oscar Mayer wiener wrappers, and two dollars each. The Beach Boys / The Uniques / The Rondells / The Five Americans Nov 08, 2022
 Acey68 They didn't talk to us, and it was in New England, their home base. I saw Ric Ocasek years later solo in Connecticut, and he wasn't talking then either. The Cars / Wang Chung Nov 08, 2022
 Jeffrey Lee Woodbridge, Virginia band Satyr Nov 08, 2022
 Jeffrey Lee Tom Dash opened Maxim's in 1978 as a disco, three years later in 1981 he opted for rock music seven nights a week. The Obsessed Nov 07, 2022
 Jeffrey Lee from <b>DC Heavy Metal.com</b> <b>Metal Chris</b>: The Obsessed formed in the DC area in the early 80s and I’m really curious, what was it like being in a metal band, particularly a doom/stonery kind of metal band, at the time when DC’s music scene was really dominated by the rise of the DIY punk scene. <b>Scott "Wino" Weinrich</b>: I can remember one stand out moment for me is when there was this punk rock hipster bar in DC in those days called Carmichael’s. And so there was a guy who ran a record store in town, he was a punk rock kid but he also came from a metal background, and me and him connected because he heard my song “Concrete Cancer” on Metal Massacre VI and he said, “oh man that song reminds me of Captain Beyond.” So me and him struck up a friendship and he was in a band called Lethal Intent. His name was Doug Caldwell. Unfortunately he’s passed away but Doug would always call me up to get The Obsessed on punk rock shows and so on any given day we were supporting the Exploited, I remember one time Dave Grohl’s band Mission Impossible supported us when they were all like skinhead kids. We played with Faith and we played with Scream a lot. But I remember like on this one occasion we were at this club called Carmichael’s trying to gig. We were supporting Iron Cross and the PA fails. So instead of stopping or crying, I just said “fuck it, let’s go” and I just screamed out the words with no PA and we just stepped everything up a notch a little bit pretty fast. That’s when you know the singer for Iron Cross came up to me and said, “Ok that’s when I knew you guys were real.” So we definitely had to prove ourselves. You know the way I looked back then I had more of a death/glam kind of look. At any given time I would be called Eddie Van Halen or take some shit but I’ll tell you what man I was there for the music and if somebody got in my face I was ready to fight. No problem. The Obsessed / Iron Cross Nov 07, 2022
 Chivato Minor Threat 7/9/82 was at Kings Road Cafe in North Park , San Diego Minor Threat Nov 07, 2022
 Louise Halsey Grace Hill’s Whitaker Urban Evening Series returns to St. Louis Place park for a seventh season. This six-week concert series draws thousands from across the St. Louis area together through cultural expression and introduces many to the growth and revival of North St. Louis. This year the series is honored to feature five-time Grammy award winner Terence Blanchard for the opening night, June 13. Terrence Blanchard / Gumbo Head / Fat Pockets / Glenn Dobbs Bradford Experience / The Charles Glenn Group / Boogie Chyld Nov 07, 2022
 Louise Halsey James Brown Concert History 314 Concerts James Joseph Brown (May 3, 1933 – December 25, 2006) was an American singer, songwriter, dancer, musician, record producer and bandleader. A progenitor of funk music and a major figure of 20th century popular music and dance, he is often referred to as the "Godfather of Soul". In a career that lasted 50 years, he influenced the development of several music genres. James Brown Nov 07, 2022