I saw them live at Mud Island before moving to Florida and it has to be one of my favorite concerts I've attended. I can't imagine how exciting it must have been to be in such a friendly, small venue with them just hanging out and jamming with the locals.
"Joy to the World" is the first song I learned all the words to.
I got to see 3D in 1974 at the Aquaris Theatre in LA. The show was being taped for "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert" (anybody remember that show?). Dick Clark was the MC, and he begged the audience not to light up whatever we had brought while the show was being taped. Of course, the moment he walked off the stage, bics were flicking everywhere!
It was a great performance, with-get this-The Four Tops as the opening act! It was a wonderful night that I've never forgotten. and then gettting to hear it again on TV a oule of weeks later was the icing on the cake. Glad to hear they are still out there.
We used to have a local bar that seemed to be on the tour list of every out-of-the-spotlight rock band. Many of the them could still rock, but just weren't filling the arenas any more.
It's not uncommon for bands to return to where they started the small clubs and bars sometimes I think they were happier there but the grass is always greener or was that better ? on the other side. You can add our native sons Kansas to Garths list they are on the casino tour these days. Except for Kerry Livgren who you can hear rocking in church around here, and on occasion as a guest with Kansas.
His new project the ones who did not make the cut for Kansas........
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T-Bone
Did you think "momma told me not to come" ?.....Man, wish I could have been there for that - sounds like a blast !!!
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ChattyKathy
I love that song T-Bone!
What a cool thing to happen Oak!
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excathedra
i wish i was there.... sniff..... one is the loneliest number
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Belle
Awesome, Oak!! How very cool!!
I saw them live at Mud Island before moving to Florida and it has to be one of my favorite concerts I've attended. I can't imagine how exciting it must have been to be in such a friendly, small venue with them just hanging out and jamming with the locals.
"Joy to the World" is the first song I learned all the words to.
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A la prochaine
Oakster,
You lucky DOG you!!!
(i couldn't resist either)
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topoftheworld
Whew! What a wonderful treat. I'm jealous too!
I got to see 3D in 1974 at the Aquaris Theatre in LA. The show was being taped for "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert" (anybody remember that show?). Dick Clark was the MC, and he begged the audience not to light up whatever we had brought while the show was being taped. Of course, the moment he walked off the stage, bics were flicking everywhere!
It was a great performance, with-get this-The Four Tops as the opening act! It was a wonderful night that I've never forgotten. and then gettting to hear it again on TV a oule of weeks later was the icing on the cake. Glad to hear they are still out there.
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GarthP2000
Local clubs and state fairs. The final resting places for once internationally known rock bands. ((snif)) :(
I've seen the same happen to Steppenwolf, Uriah Heap. and (I think) Iron Butterfly.
(((sigh))) Them were the days, ehh?
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Oakspear
Indeed Garth, indeed.
We used to have a local bar that seemed to be on the tour list of every out-of-the-spotlight rock band. Many of the them could still rock, but just weren't filling the arenas any more.
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coolchef
again you lucky dog oak! i saw them once in concert at the spa in saratoga n.y.
i know the begining was good but damn i wish i could remember the rest of it!
anyone else remember those days?
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It's not uncommon for bands to return to where they started the small clubs and bars sometimes I think they were happier there but the grass is always greener or was that better ? on the other side. You can add our native sons Kansas to Garths list they are on the casino tour these days. Except for Kerry Livgren who you can hear rocking in church around here, and on occasion as a guest with Kansas.
His new project the ones who did not make the cut for Kansas........
Kansas
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BackForty
What a treat! 15 or so yrs ago a former employer had them in for a sales rally in So CA. It was Lots-O-Fun!
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