Best live performances .

[the other mike]

Starting with a band I had the great privilege of seeing 3 times in the late 70s - early 80s .

Houston 1981

 

[Harry Dresden]

Starting with a band I had the great privilege of seeing 3 times in the late 70s - early 80s .

Houston 1981

i seen them open for Queen when Steve Perry first joined i think in '78....L.A.Forum....

 

[Blaster]

Starting with a band I had the great privilege of seeing 3 times in the late 70s - early 80s .

Houston 1981

One of the greatest rock bands of all time. Steve Perry's voice added to their great live performances.

 

[Blaster]

 

[the other mike]

i seen them open for Queen when Steve Perry first joined i think in '78....L.A.Forum....

My most memorable was here.

Scorpions opened this concert. ( Late addition )

 

[leftwinger]

One of my favorites. A guy who really seems to like what he is doing. Just the beginning is all you need to see.

 

[Meathead]

Probably the most star-studded rock concert ever, My Sweet Lord with Billy Preston is kinda the highlight:

 

[leftwinger]

The Band from way back. A masterpiece concert. Their final one? 70s'. Last Waltz.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

To me, this complete and total masterpiece is an angel sent from the Lord.



God bless you and him always!!!

Holly (a girl who will never have enough of him)

 

[JOSweetHeart]

This is John Foster from just this past weekend. To me, anyone who comes to see him is only the presence of precious and holy property once he is in front of them.



God bless you and him always!!!

Holly (a girl who only loves him more every day)

 

[the other mike]

 

[Natural Citizen]

Just cruising through Youtube and saw this, from the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame at the 2025 LEGENDS, recently held at Meridian Arts Centre in Toronto.



72 years old. Can still sing. Can still play.

Not much of a Phil X fan, but he compliments the performance very well here.

That audience sucked, he shoulda got a standing ovation for that performance. Bunch of stiffs. I tell ya. Some people...

 

[the other mike]

Just cruising through Youtube and saw this, from the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame at the 2025 LEGENDS, recently held at Meridian Arts Centre in Toronto.



72 years old. Can still sing. Can still play.

Not much of a Phil X fan, but he compliments the performance very well here.

That audience sucked, he shoulda got a standing ovation for that performance. Bunch of stiffs. I tell ya. Some people...

Rick Beato has a good interview with Phil. He's been touring with Bon
Jovi since Richie left, but I'm not sure if Johns voice is holding up .

Triumph was really great live ( 79 ? ) don't remember who opened but we got there late anyway .

 

[Natural Citizen]

Rick Beato has a good interview with Phil. He's been touring with Bon
Jovi since Richie left, but I'm not sure if Johns voice is holding up .

Triumph was really great live ( 79 ? ) don't remember who opened but we got there late anyway .

'79 I was just a kid still. But that '83 show at the US Festival had a heck of a crowd. of course, I was still a kid then, too. lol.

The whole Triumph set from that day is on Youtube; I've posted it before.

I saw another video (a recent interview with all three band members) and supposedly they're gonna tour again next year.

 

[Blaster]

 

[JOSweetHeart]

I never get tired of watching John Foster's Opry debut. His smile during the first song can't be any more perfect to go with his singing.



God bless you and John always!!!

Holly

 

[skye]

 

[Oddball]

 

[Ringo]

 

[the other mike]

'79 I was just a kid still. But that '83 show at the US Festival had a heck of a crowd. of course, I was still a kid then, too. lol.

The whole Triumph set from that day is on Youtube; I've posted it before.

I saw another video (a recent interview with all three band members) and supposedly they're gonna tour again next year.

That may have been when I saw them , but Im thinking it was more like 81 - 82. It was before the Thunder 7 album.

79 I saw Mahogany Rush .....