Yeah but you didn’t say when you saw them though.i can tell from the photo it was sometime within the last five years,not too much longer than that if longer.I was surprised at how great a show they put on. I can't say I was ever really a fan, but they brought it hard...
I'm one of the house photographers at the venue they played so, yeah, I was kinda' close...
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And I thought mine was a short list.Terry Clark, and two others at a charity concert.
Willie Nelson,, Emmy Lou Harris. two others album promotion concert.
J.Geils Band, Peter Frampton, two other bands.
Rural area and not too many stopped in that area. pLus had to scrounge for bucks to go if they did play there.And I thought mine and joe mamas was a short list.
I've seen Dwight twice, both in the last 5 years.Tell me everything about seeing Dwight that you remember.
No, but I love watching them pay tribute here to the late and legendary Burt Reynolds.I've seen Dwight twice, both in the last 5 years.
I love his twangy country. I spent 5 years in Bakersfield.
I saw him at the Paramount Theater in Seattle. Great Venue.
I like LOUD music, and this was loud, but clear. So Good.
Have you seen Midland?
Out of who I have listed, who do you know of? Every act is from country music and most of them are from 80s and 90s with a few from the current millennium. A few of them were sadly one hit wonders. Here are several more that I only just now remembered.Wow,the majority of those people I have never even heard of.only a couple of those names ring a bell or me.
Yeah but you didn’t say when you saw them though.i can tell from the photo it was sometime within the last five years,not too much longer than that if longer.
That would explain it why I have not heard of them sense I’m not much into country.of the ones you listed I have only heard of rascal flats,Ricky scaggs and sawyer brown.too bad you never got to see the oakridge boys,I’m not into country and even I enjoy them so if I like them,then you must love them I’m guessing.Out of who I have listed, who do you know of? Every act is from country music and most of them are from 80s and 90s with a few from the current millennium. A few of them were sadly one hit wonders. Here are several more that I only just now remembered.
Travis Tritt (1)
Little Texas (1)
Tommy Shane Stiener (1)
Shooter Jennings (1)
Blue County (1)
Rascal Flatts (1)
Alan Jackson (3)
Andy Griggs (1)
Clark Family Experience (1)
David Kersh (1)
Chuck Wicks (1)
God bless you and them always!!!
Holly
P.S. I hate making this list because I always end up forgetting people.
If I posted a video performance of one of their songs,you think you would recognize if you heard it or not.It was March 30, 2016. It was the Paper Gods tour...
I dunno', maybe...If I posted a video performance of one of their songs,you think you would recognize if you heard it or not.
So do you mean you have opened up for bands such as billy Joel and the like?I'm a local musician myself so the venues I have performed in are far too numerous to count. As to concerts I've attended, the one most notable for me was:
Earth, Wind & Fire 2002.
Before I do thst,are there any songs you can name off you remember hearing them play like I know they played hungry like the wolf and a view to a kill,those two are theyr most famous and well known,they always play those two.I dunno', maybe...
Before I do thst,are there any songs you can name off you remember hearing them play like I know they played hungry like the wolf and a view to a kill,those two are theyr most famous and well known,they always play those two.
Actually, I did get to see the Oak Ridge Boys once, but it was back when I was still just a kid and the only thing that I remember about the show is one member saying that he loves to visit the cats when he is at the zoo because the Cincinnati Zoo is where their show was.That would explain it why I have not heard of them sense I’m not much into country.of the ones you listed I have only heard of rascal flats,Ricky scaggs and sawyer brown.too bad you never got to see the oakridge boys,I’m not into country and even I enjoy them so if I like them,then you must love them I’m guessing.
Damn you must be a roadie or something your last rivals his as being real long.the fact you got to see buddy holly and the Beatles tells me your an old fart.you git to be in 70,s or so.The Who, over 12 times
Led Zeppelin
Traffic
Pink Floyd 4 times
Fleetwood Mac starting with the Peter Green era 4 times
Richie Valens
SRV 7 times
Buddy Holly just once, sadly
Elton John
Bowie
Bonnie Raitt, a dozen or so times
The Clash
Clapton a bunch
Cream
The Stones
The Beatles
Hendrix just once, wish it were more
Deep Purple
ELO
RUSH
Kiss, went to see RUSH, stayed for them, wasn't impressed
John Mayall
Sweet
ABBA
Jim Croce
Crosby Stills and Nash
The Beach Boys
Thin Lizzy
Box of Frogs
INXS
ACADACA or AC/DC to you yanks
Don Mclean
The Eagles
Linda Rondstat
Black Sabbath
Golden Earing
Mike Oldfield
Fats Domino when I was a kid
The Doors when they were playing the Whiskey in Hollywood
T Rex, Mark Bolan was a hell of a showman
Iggy Pop
Blondie
Missing Persons
Berlin
Mamas and the Papas
The Motels
X
Nightranger a bunch. Jack Blades is a friend
Glen Campbell
Johny Cash
Heart
PDQ Bach a bunch
Big Country
Annie Lennox, what a set of pipes on that woman!
Talking Heads
The Ramones
The Gratedul Dead once, too long for my taste, but if you took acid it was great.
Marty Robbins
Kansas
Styx
REO Speedwagon
Tom Petty
Prince
Queen
America
John Denver
Bad Company
James Gang
Mountain
The Alman Brothers
Skynrd
Jerry Reed
Roy Clark
Primal Scream
Lyle Lovett
Rainbow
And there are a few from the 1960's that I just can't remember their names. They would play for a year or two then fade away
Man that is so cool you got to see the doors.
