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Marty Usher Prowler Junkie Posts: 13833 From: San Antonio, Texas Registered: JUN 2001	posted 02-22-2004 08:55 PM Rolling Stones - Steel Wheels tour Marshall Tucker - from front row seats in late 70's George Strait, Tim McGraw, Dixie Chicks, Kenny Chesney, Asleep at the Wheel in a stadium four years ago. Journey from backstage Farm Aid - Eight years ago Those are my top five
ET Prowler Junkie Posts: 370 From: Chesapeake, Virginia Registered: NOV 2003	posted 02-22-2004 09:47 PM David Gates & Bread , James Taylor .....
Top Kat Prowler Junkie Posts: 1386 From: Glen Allen, Va U S A Registered: OCT 2002	posted 02-22-2004 10:49 PM From back in the day: "Heart, Elton John, Jethro Tull, Marshall Tucker, 38' Special, Eagles, Boston, Genisis, Fleetwood Mac, were my favorite shows. BUT, within the last year or so: "The Hub Caps" a 7 member, talented group that does "OLDIES". What a performance! If you like oldies, you gotta see this group if they are ever in your area. They are out of Maryland. The other was "John Mueller" in the "WINTER DANCE PARTY". John looks the part and sounds exactly like Buddy Holly, and has "The Big Bopper's" son who does his dad's hits, and a guy who sounds like "Richey Valance". These guys do a tribute to the original "Winter Dance Party", when these artists were tragicly killed in a plane crash. Both of these shows were great. This message has been edited by Top Kat on 02-22-2004 at 10:51 PM
jkburns Prowler Junkie Posts: 1370 From: Mankato, Minnesota, USA Registered: MAR 2002	posted 02-23-2004 11:17 PM Let there be no doubt: KISS The best live band ever. It's like the 4th of July and Halloween rolled into one. Kevin ------------------ Kevin, Jo Ann, Jordan and Sadie Burns 2002 Inca Gold Borla Exhaust — K & N Air Filter — MTD Suspension Braces — Ceramic Brake Pads — Front and Rear Mud Flaps — Gold Shimmers — Real Rod Trans Cooler Cover — Fuzzy Dice — KISS in the CD Changer
ed monahan Prowler Junkie Posts: 33595 From: Cincinnati, OH Registered: JUL 2000	posted 02-23-2004 11:28 PM We saw STOMP and while that is not a band, it was one heck of a show. If you ever get the chance to see it, do so. I highly recommend it.
YellowFever unregistered Posts: 33595 From: Cincinnati, OH Registered: JUL 2000	posted 02-24-2004 07:38 AM What really sticks out in my mind with this is two guys that were recluses that lived 4 doors down from us. I got to be good friends with them both cause they would come down to my dad's restaurant and I'd wait on them. They weren't a huge deal back then but, they played pretty much every weekend at a dive in Vinton Louisiana. There names were Edgar and Johnny Winters and they would also include Jery LaCrouex. To be underage, getting into a bar, knowing the band, getting to talk with them during breaks was something to remember. Before all the huge stadium seating concerts, I was fortunate enough to get to see some bands up close. We had Chicago play in the gymnasium of the local college. They had just released their 2nd album (the double LP silver one). 25 or 6 to 4 was the hit song off that album that propelled them into the history books and abruptly ended their stint of ever playing in gyms again.
MOZART Prowler Junkie Posts: 76 From: LITTLE SILVER NJ Registered: OCT 2000	posted 02-24-2004 10:04 AM I'VE PROBABLY SEEN MOST OF THE MAJOR ACTS FROM THE 60'S AND SUCH BEING IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS. THE WHO ARE BY FAR THE BEST FOLLOWED CLOSELY BY THE DOORS BOB
Cnote6MOM Prowler Junkie Posts: 319 From: Scottsdale, AZ USA Registered: AUG 2003	posted 02-24-2004 03:36 PM Hey Mozart, did you ever know a Sound Man by the name of Dale Trout? Worked for Charlie Pride, George Strait and many others I just can't think of whom he worked for at the moment. Mostly country bands though. This message has been edited by Cnote6MOM on 02-24-2004 at 03:41 PM
GenoTex Prowler Junkie Posts: 8492 From: Oakfield, WI, USA Registered: MAR 2002	posted 02-25-2004 05:27 AM quote: Originally posted by YellowFever: What really sticks out in my mind with this is two guys that were recluses that lived 4 doors down from us. I got to be good friends with them both cause they would come down to my dad's restaurant and I'd wait on them. They weren't a huge deal back then but, they played pretty much every weekend at a dive in Vinton Louisiana. There names were Edgar and Johnny Winters and they would also include Jery LaCrouex. To be underage, getting into a bar, knowing the band, getting to talk with them during breaks was something to remember. Before all the huge stadium seating concerts, I was fortunate enough to get to see some bands up close. We had Chicago play in the gymnasium of the local college. They had just released their 2nd album (the double LP silver one). 25 or 6 to 4 was the hit song off that album that propelled them into the history books and abruptly ended their stint of ever playing in gyms again. Vinton!!! OUR "Over the river we Texans can drink there" place! Way Cool......... had 2-3 bars just as you arrived there... cant remember the names of em... but puked a few times in their gravel when I was 18 ! (and a bit younger)! Thanks for the memories.... And my brother-in-law (now deceased) drove the band bus for Asleep @ Wheel about 15-20 yrs ago.. boy could he tell some tales
Possum9 Prowler Junkie Posts: 116 From: Cedar Lake, INDIANA USA Registered: AUG 2002	posted 02-25-2004 08:49 AM Paul McCartney "the best" Dream Theater "fantastic" David Bowie "classic" The Doobie Brothers "first concert" Stones "Soldier Field Chicago front row" James Brown "the Godfather" Cheap Trick "enjoyed" Rick James "Punk Funk" Willie Nelson "legend" Cher (my wife wanted to see her, great show) wish list Pink Floyd
Possum9 Prowler Junkie Posts: 116 From: Cedar Lake, INDIANA USA Registered: AUG 2002	posted 02-25-2004 08:57 AM Forgot to mention: Prowler story #8 Nazereth Nazereth was doing a concert in the area, and my production company wanted to cover the event. I drove my Prowler up next to the bus and parked it. The tour manager walked up and in about 20 minutes some of the band members came out and began looking the car over, I ended up shooting half the concert and got to interview the band inside the tour bus, really cool. the crew ended up hanging with the band and we talked for hours about cars, music world afairs and so on. I have opened many doors and went places I could not have unless I had a Prowler. One of many stories from my Prowler adventures.
Bob Miller Prowler Junkie Posts: 4576 From: Alexandria, Virginian USA Registered: OCT 2003	posted 02-25-2004 09:49 AM Very good story. I like Nazateth a lot.
Bob Miller Prowler Junkie Posts: 4576 From: Alexandria, Virginian USA Registered: OCT 2003	posted 02-25-2004 11:31 AM Did anyone see Jimi before he died?
YellowFever unregistered Posts: 4576 From: Alexandria, Virginian USA Registered: OCT 2003	posted 02-25-2004 01:17 PM quote: Originally posted by GenoTex: Vinton!!! OUR "Over the river we Texans can drink there" place! Way Cool......... had 2-3 bars just as you arrived there... cant remember the names of em... but puked a few times in their gravel when I was 18 ! (and a bit younger)! Thanks for the memories.... And my brother-in-law (now deceased) drove the band bus for Asleep @ Wheel about 15-20 yrs ago.. boy could he tell some tales I think the place was called the "Texas Pelican" or something like that. And yes, alot of us got very familiar with the gravel in the parking lot. LOL! Sitting in that dark seedy place with a couple of albinos could sure attract the women!!!
GenoTex Prowler Junkie Posts: 8492 From: Oakfield, WI, USA Registered: MAR 2002	posted 02-27-2004 08:15 AM yup... The Pelican Club it was... and there was another.... hmmmmmmmmm
Paul Prowler Junkie Posts: 807 From: Cedarburg, WI USA Registered: JUL 2000	posted 03-01-2004 11:19 PM Yes, Bob Miller, I was at the Milwaukee concert Jimi Hendrix put on about 3-6 months before he died. How about some of these..... Jack Bruce with Ringo (still a fabulous player and singer) Linda Ronstadt ( 3 times!) Alan Parsons Project ( 4 times; incredible tunes) 3 Dog Night ( 8 times) Joe Walsh Tull (3 times) Santana (twice in the good 'ole days) Rascals (during their intial days of fame) Oh, yea, how about the concert I intentionally skipped because my girlfriend teed me off.....Rolling Stones and the Eagles in '75 on the same stage, same day. Was I really THAT upset to miss that show???
DR PROWLER Prowler Junkie Posts: 4079 From: TORONTO,ONTARIO,CANADA Registered: JUL 2002	posted 03-02-2004 09:47 AM Been to some really good ones,but the one that really stands out is "The Police"picnic in 1984.
Bob Miller Prowler Junkie Posts: 4576 From: Alexandria, Virginian USA Registered: OCT 2003	posted 03-02-2004 12:08 PM I never Hendrix. I like the groups you listed a lot. Especially Allen Parsons Project.
Thunder Prowler Junkie Posts: 456 From: Vancouver, B.C., Canada Registered: FEB 2003	posted 03-02-2004 05:56 PM FRANK ZAPPA

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