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Saw Elton at the LA forum early 80’s. Great show.Back in the 70s I wanted to see Elton John in concert.
I was a pretty big fan.
Now he reminds me too much of Hillary Clinton.
I had a chance to see him at Central Park in NYC in 1980Saw Elton at the LA forum early 80’s. Great show.Back in the 70s I wanted to see Elton John in concert.
I was a pretty big fan.
Now he reminds me too much of Hillary Clinton.
This dude's kind of unknown in the US, tearin it up in Japan, S America, Australia and UK.
Chris Impellitteri -guitar.
My Dad was Bob Will's accountant and tax guy for a couple of years, when he had bought the old Crystal Springs Ballroom, well past its heyday at the time; got to see him play for free dozens of times, as well as Ernest Tubb, Faron Young, Earl Connely, George Jones, Kitty Wells, Dolly, etc. on Saturday nights. Lot of people these days are mystified as to why Ernest Tubb was so popular, given he really isn't much of a singer re studio recordings, but his stage presence and personality were great and made people feel good; Willie Nelson is the best modern example of what I mean here.
This dude's kind of unknown in the US, tearin it up in Japan, S America, Australia and UK.
Chris Impellitteri -guitar.
That guy is definitely good; I'd pay to see him at a small venue, like an 800-2,000 seat venue.
Between the age of 9 to 13 my Mom took me to a bunch of great shows at Blossom Music Center ( what is now part of Cuyahoga Valley National Park-- where I mostly grew up near Akron Ohio ) So we ( mom, dad if he was in town and my 2 little brothers) saw Santana, America, Seals and Crofts, Beach Boys, Carole King, Joan Baez, James Taylor, CSNY, the Carpenters and more actually. Then my first rock concert with friends was Blue Öyster Cult in 1975.My Dad was Bob Will's accountant and tax guy for a couple of years, when he had bought the old Crystal Springs Ballroom, well past its heyday at the time; got to see him play for free dozens of times, as well as Ernest Tubb, Faron Young, Earl Connely, George Jones, Kitty Wells, Dolly, etc. on Saturday nights. Lot of people these days are mystified as to why Ernest Tubb was so popular, given he really isn't much of a singer re studio recordings, but his stage presence and personality were great and made people feel good; Willie Nelson is the best modern example of what I mean here.
Too late to edit my post now, but I forgot to add I was only 10 to 11 years old in those two years and didn't know they were all famous big stars and the like, they all seemed to be just nice people having a good time, mostly polite and friendly, which is why I have a soft spot for country music to this day. they were a quite different story than the usual rockers I ran into over the years, who were mostly spoiled bourgeoisie assholes.
Probably the best I’ve seen, and not just my opinion, was the ELO/Journey/Georgia Satellites concert in Anaheim in 78.
Unfortunately was not recorded.