tjmangum
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Very cool!killdeer43 said:Late December, 1962.
The Star Club in Hamburg, Germany.
A little group called....the Beatles! 8)
Joe
Very cool!killdeer43 said:Late December, 1962.
The Star Club in Hamburg, Germany.
A little group called....the Beatles! 8)
Joe
Allman Bros. opening for Nugent???? :shock: Shoulda been the other way around if you ask me.dapmdave said:Ted Nugent & Amboy Dukes in Jacksonville Colliseum... 1970? I think the opening act was the Allman Bros. They were there a lot back then, but I think this was the first time I saw them. Ticket prices? $3.50, $4.50 and $5.50. Dave
bluesypicky said:Allman Bros. opening for Nugent???? :shock: Shoulda been the other way around if you ask me.
bluesypicky said:Allman Bros. opening for Nugent???? :shock: Shoulda been the other way around if you ask me.dapmdave said:Ted Nugent & Amboy Dukes in Jacksonville Colliseum... 1970? I think the opening act was the Allman Bros. They were there a lot back then, but I think this was the first time I saw them. Ticket prices? $3.50, $4.50 and $5.50. Dave
dapmdave said:bluesypicky said:Allman Bros. opening for Nugent???? :shock: Shoulda been the other way around if you ask me.dapmdave said:Ted Nugent & Amboy Dukes in Jacksonville Colliseum... 1970? I think the opening act was the Allman Bros. They were there a lot back then, but I think this was the first time I saw them. Ticket prices? $3.50, $4.50 and $5.50. Dave
I agree, but at that time they were still an opening act. And then again, I may not be remembering correctly. :lol:
Dave
ladytexan said:Me, too, rampside. Ah, Woodstock '69....Summer of Love. Several friends went, my my ex-husband and I were seriously finishing up our undergraduate degrees to graduate in '70.....so, not only couldn't we afford it, we didn't want to take our infant son along for the adventure. Gosh, those were the days.....my friend! :wink: 8)rampside said:"Woodstock 1969".......Just kidding.... Woulda if I coulda though. Let's just say I was there in spirit. :wink:
Late December, 1962.
The Star Club in Hamburg, Germany.
A little group called....the Beatles!
Joe
Rushing to your defense, at that time they might only have had their first album in release, (2nd album "Idlewild South" was released in September of '70), and might not yet have even played he dates that resulted In "At the Fillmore East", which was when they really started to "get noticed" ('71). Even then, as Frono points out, they were an "FM radio" band which was a whole different sales and marketing world.dapmdave said:I agree, but at that time they were still an opening act. And then again, I may not be remembering correctly. :lol:
After looking up historic concert date listings for both bands, I have come to the conclusion that I have totally lost my mind. I'm going to withdraw, now... :?