MEMORABLE LIVE MUSIC I'VE SEEN
OTHER STUFFI'M SURE THERE'S MORE BUT MY MEMORY IS FAILING....
- Black Sabbath
- Boston
- Three Dog Night
- Shawn Phillips
- Uriah Heep
- Van Halen
- Styx
- Stevie Ray Vaughn
- Santana
- Peter Frampton
- Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show
- Black Oak Arkansas
- Gary Wright
- Night Ranger
- Ratt
- Duke Ellington
- Maynard Ferguson
- Woody Herman
- Stan Kenton
- Doc Severenson
- Frankie Valley
- Van Clyburn
- St. Louis Symphony
- Mountain
- Wicked (On Broadway)
- Guy & Dolls
- The Man of La Mancha
- Fiddler On the Roof
- The Canadian Brass
- The Glenn Miller Orchestra
- Greg Allman
Rox said:
I would SO like to see Wicked! There was a huge billboard for it in NYC when I was there, but it hadn't opened yet. Was it good?
Tracy Phillips said:
It was excellent.
Only actual On-Broadway show I've seen.
The other musicals I listed are the ones where I was an orchestra member, for the most part anyway.
More from the memory.....
Sweeney Todd.
Only actual On-Broadway show I've seen.
The other musicals I listed are the ones where I was an orchestra member, for the most part anyway.
More from the memory.....
Sweeney Todd.
Vaughn Tolle said:
Adding my list:
1) Vanilla Fudge
2) Blood, Sweat & Tears
3) Brewer and Shipley
4) Roberta Flack
5) The Beach Boys
6) Peter, Paul & Mary
7) Donovan
8) Grease (pre-Broadway road show)
9) Jefferson Airplane
Now, for those things I've seen because either the offspring were involved, or because some school was putting it on:
1) Oklahoma
2) Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat
3) South Pacific
4) Grease
5) Li'l Abner
6) Guys and Dolls
7) Annie
8) My Fair Lady
9) The Pajama Game
10) Little Shop of Horrors
11) Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
12) The Music Man
Like Tracy, there's likely more, but...
1) Vanilla Fudge
2) Blood, Sweat & Tears
3) Brewer and Shipley
4) Roberta Flack
5) The Beach Boys
6) Peter, Paul & Mary
7) Donovan
8) Grease (pre-Broadway road show)
9) Jefferson Airplane
Now, for those things I've seen because either the offspring were involved, or because some school was putting it on:
1) Oklahoma
2) Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat
3) South Pacific
4) Grease
5) Li'l Abner
6) Guys and Dolls
7) Annie
8) My Fair Lady
9) The Pajama Game
10) Little Shop of Horrors
11) Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
12) The Music Man
Like Tracy, there's likely more, but...
lindainks55 said:
I sure would like to see WSC's list added to the ones you two made! Where is that friend?? I can't blame him if he grew disgusted with the place where we first met but he could stop HERE and say hi and let us know he's around and OK.
Tracy Phillips said:
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat
Annie
The Music Man
Thanks for jump starting my memory.
3 more I had forgotten.
Annie
The Music Man
Thanks for jump starting my memory.
3 more I had forgotten.
Danny said:
The list of concerts / musicals I've seen are in no particular order:
Oklahoma
Live
AIC
Fuel
Brother Cane
Sting
U2
Guys and Dolls
and a few various others that unfortunately I don't recall the names of(does that say something in and of itself?).
Oklahoma
Live
AIC
Fuel
Brother Cane
Sting
U2
Guys and Dolls
and a few various others that unfortunately I don't recall the names of(does that say something in and of itself?).
lindainks55 said:
And you're what, pushing 30? I think it is absolutely true I have forgotten more than some ever knew. ;-)
Rox said:
Okay, I'll jump in on this one, but my memory isn't all that good.
1. Liberace
2. Ferrante & Teicher
3. The Monkees
4. 3 Dog Night
5. Blood, Sweat & Tears
6. Guess Who (2 times)
7. 5th Dimension (2 times)
8. Beach Boys (4 times--yes, I'm a FAN)
9. The Outsiders
10 Paul Revere & the Raiders (2 times)
11. Yardbirds
12. Wilkinsons
13. Garth Brooks
14. George Strait
15. Collin Raye
16. Terri Clark
17. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
18. Pete Fountain
I won't even try the musicals right now. We had season tickets to Kenley Star Theater back in 1968 and 1969, and I can barely begin to remember what shows we saw at Century II then. It was like summer stock, in some respect, as the supporting cast was pretty much the same throughout the season (summer), and big names played the lead roles. John Raitt, Joann Worely (from Laugh-In fame), and Gisell McKenzie (you gotta be old to remember her). I'm guessing there were 6-8 shows per season. It'll take digging out my old (and decrepit) scrapbook to know, and life isn't allowing things like that right now. :)
1. Liberace
2. Ferrante & Teicher
3. The Monkees
4. 3 Dog Night
5. Blood, Sweat & Tears
6. Guess Who (2 times)
7. 5th Dimension (2 times)
8. Beach Boys (4 times--yes, I'm a FAN)
9. The Outsiders
10 Paul Revere & the Raiders (2 times)
11. Yardbirds
12. Wilkinsons
13. Garth Brooks
14. George Strait
15. Collin Raye
16. Terri Clark
17. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
18. Pete Fountain
I won't even try the musicals right now. We had season tickets to Kenley Star Theater back in 1968 and 1969, and I can barely begin to remember what shows we saw at Century II then. It was like summer stock, in some respect, as the supporting cast was pretty much the same throughout the season (summer), and big names played the lead roles. John Raitt, Joann Worely (from Laugh-In fame), and Gisell McKenzie (you gotta be old to remember her). I'm guessing there were 6-8 shows per season. It'll take digging out my old (and decrepit) scrapbook to know, and life isn't allowing things like that right now. :)
Danny said:
Rox,
My wife likes Garth and George(there at 13 and 14 respectively). I'd venture to wager maybe even some of the other country singers listed.
My wife likes Garth and George(there at 13 and 14 respectively). I'd venture to wager maybe even some of the other country singers listed.
Rox said:
Danny,
I didn't even listen to country when I saw George, but I have to admit it was a great concert. Garth's sharply contrasted it. Totally different. George is laid back and easy, while Garth was all over the stage with so much energy, he made me tired. >g< Good artists, both.
I didn't even listen to country when I saw George, but I have to admit it was a great concert. Garth's sharply contrasted it. Totally different. George is laid back and easy, while Garth was all over the stage with so much energy, he made me tired. >g< Good artists, both.
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