Nils Lofgren
Record Plant - 10/31/1975
Electric Light Orchestra
Winterland - 02/14/1976
Bruce Springsteen
Berkeley Community Theater - 03/02/73
The Who
Fillmore East - 04/06/1968
Elvis Costello & the Attractions
Winterland - 06/07/1978
Damn, I love the Internets.
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The Internet is like giving a music lover the proverbial "key to the candy shop!"
Hmmm...
The Bongos - 08/31/1983 Columbia University
Hey, thanks for the tip-o-the-hat!
I was gonna mention that Nils Lofgren show to you - it's great! Most of these shows were originally broadcast by the great FM rocker KSAN in SF, and then they'd add individual songs to their normal programming. They used to play "Back It Up," "Keith Don't Go" and "Goin' Back" constantly!
BTW, that Elvis show is the first Elvis show I ever attended - his second tour. Mink deVille (!) and Nick Lowe (w/Dave Edmunds and Rockpile) opened. Elvis dedicates "I'm Not Angry" to KSAN.
That Nila Lofgren show is the all time to die for.
A&M actually sent it out as a legit bootleg to radio and critics.
Wow....
AS I think Bud Scoppa said at the time,
Nils was the last innocent in rock.
Gorgeous show....
A&M actually sent it out as a legit bootleg to radio and critics.
I'd forgotten that... I used to haunt the record shops looking for it.
Hey, Steverino - they've got a couple of Procul Harum shows over there, too.
And these Rolling Thunder shows look interesting...
Rockpile at the Bottom Line.
The night Keith Richards was acquitted from his drug charge and showed up to jam on "Let It Rock."
The Who
Fillmore East - 04/06/1968
I was at that show.
Sigh.
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