snarf
making guitars wish they were still trees
I have a vague recollection that you may've mentioned that somewhere here. I would've had to heckle the heckler if he was getting under their skin. I love me some LLB...good ol' Texican rock n' roll.
worst and best shows you've attended
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JohnHurley
Rock and Roll
Wait ha ha yeah i forgot Jethro Tull on the Aqualung tour that was epic!
david moon
Attempting the Blues
Yeah, I did report it here.
They came out and did a blazing blues instrumental for the intro. Then did a few of their hits (How Far is Heaven, etc.). Then took a little breather and just talking to the audience. Some woman yelled something like "shut up and sing". They had her ejected. I think they tried 1 or 2 more songs but the magic was gone and they just walked off (way early). Everyone in the audience was like "what the hell just happened?" The venue gave everyone a ticket to another show so I got Asleep at the Wheel.
I do have to say I thought it was very unprofessional. They could have asked if anyone else had complaints and offer to give them a refund. I'm sure the audience would have overwhelmingly rallied to their side.
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Mickey Duane
Used To Be A Rock Star
way too many to list
but in the 70's foghat opened for rod stewart at the swing auditorium in san Bernardino
foghat smoked a great set
then rod stewart came on and after about 3 or songs got seriously booed off the stage
so 1/2 hour later foghat came back on and jamed for 2 more hours
I am not picking on rod stewart
just saying he had a rather bad night
LOL
my best times in music in the 70's was opening up shows for the likes of
ZZ Top
America
Three Dog Night
playing at the whiskey in Los Angeles
and many other adventures that I'd rather not say do to the dislike of Jail and such
LOL
Peace
but in the 70's foghat opened for rod stewart at the swing auditorium in san Bernardino
foghat smoked a great set
then rod stewart came on and after about 3 or songs got seriously booed off the stage
so 1/2 hour later foghat came back on and jamed for 2 more hours
I am not picking on rod stewart
just saying he had a rather bad night
LOL
my best times in music in the 70's was opening up shows for the likes of
ZZ Top
America
Three Dog Night
playing at the whiskey in Los Angeles
and many other adventures that I'd rather not say do to the dislike of Jail and such
LOL
Peace
Wildwood
Playin' Blues
Agree with Mickey Duane...way too many to list.
If I had to choose one, the best would be, without a doubt, The Allman Brothers Band. Seen them several times and also have seen Gregg Allman solo a few times here in STL.
Worst?? Can't think of too many BAD shows that I have attended. Lucky I guess...
If I had to choose one, the best would be, without a doubt, The Allman Brothers Band. Seen them several times and also have seen Gregg Allman solo a few times here in STL.
Worst?? Can't think of too many BAD shows that I have attended. Lucky I guess...