Groups i have seen

Just for fun - What are some groups from the 60's - 70's you've seen. (I know, It's been done before - but there are new heads on board). For me:
Allman Bros. (@Filmore East)
Johnny Winter
Hendrix - twice (2nd Atlanta Pop & Univ. of Ala.)
Stones (Univ. of Ala)
Leslie West & Mountain
Country Joe & the Fish
Dylan
Cheech & Chong

Plus some - but I can't remember 'em!! Advantages and disadvantages of drugs.

Lettermen (for my wife)

 

Weird Al. (Hey, he started in '79, it works)



Actually, I might go to a super cheap blues festival this summer, and Eric Burdon and the Animals are what are making me think of getting some money together.

 

Eagles
Kansas
Stones
Tom Petty
George Carlin Just to name a few Also saw the Everly Brothers but they might be the 50's?

 

I love some of the Everly Brothers early '60's and late 50's stuff - great harmonies!!

 

csny
csn
stones
dead
page plant
eagles
bowie
kinks
u2
faces
tull
clash
harrison
mccartney
ringo
many many many more

 

Whoa - Outstanding!!

 

Love Ricky Nelson too - but that's another thread!!

 

i worked for a ton of others as a stagehand too...that list isnt even a hundredth of the total

keith richards concert for the blind
stones at the phoenix
stones at the palais royal
thorogood
yes
acdc
billy joel
jeff beck
blue oyster
10cc
petty

 

Actually saw the Everly Brothers in the late 80's and they put on one of the best live shows I've ever been to. Hate to admit this but I also was dragged to a milli vanilli concert and they were great live too. how does it go? It must be memorex?

 

elp
yes
dead
csn
bad company (worst concert ever)
framton
who
alman bros
cdb
marhshall tucker
skynyrd
jeff beck
johnny winters
dylan
floyd
kinks
tull
peter gabriel
plus many more

 

haha...its funny that i saw bad company and dont remember shit about it..

and you reminded me of
elp
marshall tucker
genesis with gabriel
genisis
gabiel
collins
cher
allmans
frampton
heart with frampton as guitarist
tubes...remember quay lude?
electric chairs
teenage head
viletones

 

Funny about Bad Co
But genesis with gabriel-I'm most most jealous

 

Grateful Dead -- many
Jefferson Starship
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Santana in 1973.
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Stephen Stills & Manassas
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
The Eagles in 1974.
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Bobby & The Midnights (Bob Weir)
Peter Tosh
Pink Floyd in 1976

 

I didn't get around much, but apparently the Dead did. I saw them once when traveling thru St. Louis. An old HS friend of mine insisted we go to where they were playing in Illinois, outside of some college campus. It was in a tent. IDK what year it was - early '70s sometime.

Oh, I was at the Atlanta Pop Festival, July 4th weekend 1970 - so guess I coulda seen or at least heard whoever was playing there over the the 3-days we camped out. (I was one of the quarter million who didn't buy tickets so didn't get into the stage compound.)

 

adding these
ten years after
Roxy music
Marley
tosh
Rita Marley after bob died
doobie brothers
Nazareth
johny winter solo and with edgar
rick derringer solo and with edgar
Zappa
Santana
john enthwistles ox
neil young solo


and when i really get into a show for show battle i pull out
CAT STEVENS.....very few people can say they saw cat stevens....i can

i should explain that my dad was the box office manager for one of the biggest promoters in the world so i was blessed with too many VIP privileges growing up

 

Shale at 1970 Atlanta Pop

 

Aussie Floyd
Three Dog Night
Chicago
Jethro Tull
America
James Gang
Air Supply
Dr. Hook
Elvin Bishop
Tina Turner
Moody Blues
John Mayall
John Prine
Harry Chapin
Everly Bros.
Paul Revere & the Raiders
Freida Payne
Rod McEwen
Lily Tomlin
Bob Hope
The Rock 'n' Roll Boogie Band
Beach Boys
Alabama
ZZTop

 

Alice Cooper
Yes
Who
Eagles
Bad Company
Lynard Skinner
Andy Kaufman
Peter Frampton (saw him at an all day concert for the filming of Barbra Streisand/Kris Kristofferson "A Star is Born" movie concert scenes with them and many others.)
Earth Wind and Fire
Pink Floyd
Rolling Stones
Tull
ELP
ELO
Harry Chapin
Randy Newman
Al Stewart
Todd Rundgren
Led Zepplin

many others...

 

Country Joe and the Fish - during high school - got into a college campus concert with a borrowed ID card
Yes
The Tubes
Fleetwood Mac
Bob Dylan - Illinois state fair a few years ago
Paul Stookey - just saw him solo in Cambridge, MA last year.
Simon & Garfunkel - reunion tour in Chicago

I thought there must be more - I guess I don't get out much. Looks like rollingalong does nothing but go to concerts...

Sunfighter - I had forgotten all about Mahavishnu Orchestra - I used to have an album of theirs.

 

I had limited my list to groups I saw during the 60's and 70's.

Others from that time that I've seen since then include:

Bo Diddley
Jefferson Airplane (Kantner, Balin, Freiberg)
Big Brother and the Holding Company
Bob Dylan
Eric Clapton
Eric Clapton & Stevie Winwood
Papa John Creach
Arlo Guthrie
Levon Helm
Jorma Kaukonen
Little Feat
The Allman Brothers
Tom Constanten (from early GD)
Robert Hunter