Let's Talk Concerts / Performers
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The greatest performer I ever seen was a guy named Westside Steve.
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The greatest performer I ever seen was a guy named Westside Steve.
Yea? But what "act" was he performing. He is quite the fella....
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geographically/time for me:
first concert:
1976 pink floyd animals muni satdium cleveland
1977 toledo speedway jam with ac/dc, zz top outlaws and molly hatchet
1977 world series of rock muni stadium the cars, bob welch, (trippin) fleetwood mac
1977 kiss richfield coli
1978 kiss richfiled coli
1979 pat travers, queen richfield coli
1979 styx ritchfiled coli
joined army went to:
1981 the stranglers boulder colo
1981 flock of seagulls, spandau ballet and split endz denver
1981 peter gabriel indiana university
1982 open air nena, loverboy, supertramp wurtzburg, GM
1982 peter gabriel frankfurt
1983 open air ziggy marley, robert palmer mike oldfield frankfurt GM
1983 manfredd mann wurzburg GM
1986 waterboys boston
1986 utopia and the tubes worcester M
1986 echo and the bunnymen and tears for fears tempe AZ
1986 U2 tempe AZ
1991 the deele, keith sweat, and earth wind and fire providence civic center RI
1992 incubus hedpe limpbizkit somewhere in NJ
1994 cold and limp bizkit phoukeepsie NY
1994-5? melvins and tool asbury park NJ
199? - lollapalooza............
shudder to think, bjork, gomez, janes's addiction, porno for pyros (yes) brad, satchel,,....irving plaza, webster hall, bb king's and hammerstein ballroom.
now i don't even want to know about concerts. try like you willyou can't pull this cave dwellar form this....hey, roger waters....yankee stadium?
yep. it was da bomb!
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let's see if I can recall everybody... I may amend this as my memory clears.
I saw the Youngbloods, The Who 3 times with Keith Moon, Simon and Garfunkel, Jethro Tull, Ian Anderson, Lenny and the Squigtones, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Asia, the Moody Blues twice, actually once but I'm going back soon, Alice Cooper 5 times, Chuck Berry, Procol Harum twice, the Kinks, Taj Mahal, crosby Stills and Nash, Steeleye Span, The Chieftains, Tommy Makem and the Clancy Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, Lesley Gore, Eric Clapton, Gabriel, the Producers,Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr,not to mention the choir, the raspberries and Eric Carmen etc..
When I was in Easy Street we opened for the Michael Stanley band, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes 3 times, Artful Dodger, Head East, Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Gowan, 38 special, and we're joined on stage by Pat Travers (boom boom out go the lights) in Cleveland and Dallas. Also after his show at Public Hall meatloaf stopped in to the Cleveland Agoura and SAT in with the band for nearly an hour.
I may think of more.
WSS
And the Who 3 times with Keith Moon. And James Taylor.let's see if I can recall everybody... I may amend this as my memory clears.
I saw the Youngbloods, The Who 3 times with Keith Moon, Simon and Garfunkel, Jethro Tull, Ian Anderson, Lenny and the Squigtones, The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Asia, the Moody Blues twice, actually once but I'm going back soon, Alice Cooper 5 times, Chuck Berry, Procol Harum twice, the Kinks, Taj Mahal, crosby Stills and Nash, Steeleye Span, The Chieftains, Tommy Makem and the Clancy Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, Lesley Gore, Eric Clapton, Gabriel, the Producers,Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr,not to mention the choir, the raspberries and Eric Carmen etc..
When I was in Easy Street we opened for the Michael Stanley band, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes 3 times, Artful Dodger, Head East, Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Gowan, 38 special, and we're joined on stage by Pat Travers (boom boom out go the lights) in Cleveland and Dallas. Also after his show at Public Hall meatloaf stopped in to the Cleveland Agoura and SAT in with the band for nearly an hour.
I may think of more.
WSS
PS Eric Clapton had Mark Knopfler on second guitar and if I'm not mistaken Phil Collins on drums.
WSS
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OK, let's see if I can clear the fog of time.
1st (and one of the best) The Who, James Taylor, James Gang. circa 1970 public Hall
Pink Floyd X 4 1st small venue- was it the Hippodrome?
Johnny Winter And (Rick Derringer)- Ludlow Garage- and it wasn't much bigger than a garage
Neil Young X4?
CS&N
Clapton X2
Fleetwood Mac X2
David Bowie- Spiders from Mars
Eagles
Page & Plant
Ozzie & Black Sabbath X2
Van Halen
Metallica
Stevie Nicks solo
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Emerson, Lake & Palmer row 10
The Pretenders
Pat Benetar
Jethrow Tull
Derek Trucks row 5
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Love Jethro Tull unfortunately saw them the first time in 1994 and Ian Anderson had already lost his voice but man do they fucking rock. Locomotive Breath is an all-time rock anthem
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For some reason this song popped into my head this morning. Must be doing a brain rearrange of music.
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I once got to see Alice Cooper. He hung himself on stage. Then he cut his head off with a guillotine.
After 200+ shows, nothing tops that
The lasers and video at Pink Floyd were better, but the ACTUAL stage stuff was unbeatable
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I saw Alice Cooper but it was at rib cook off so nothing crazy. Still it was pretty cool.
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lets see.. Elvis: 2 weeks before he croaked Coliseum 77
Kix,Foghat and Triumph Coliseum 82
SRV 2xs in 86. one at public hall. one at Blossom.
Albert King: 1986 at Peabodies.
AC/DC : Thunderstruck tour 91
Ronnie Montrose: Pirates Cove 92
Peter Frampton and Jerry Shirley : after hours at the Sahara Lounge.
Chicago at Nautica stage back in 01
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