jpdal

Saw him in the mid 70's but memory is a little fuzzy.
It was in Tulane Stadium with ZZ Top, Aerosmith, Fleetwood Max and others.
Anyway, I remember it was raining and Jeff Beck kept trying to play through it, but finally announced he couldn't take it getting shocked any more so had to leave.
Anybody at that show and can fill in details?

For those of you that are fans of the greatness of this show, what is your favorite competition. I believe mine is the Rotating Surfboard of Death.

Thank you so much for this recommendation. I haven't laughed that hard in a long time. This is pure greatness.

I've enjoyed about 3 episodes of Foyle's War on PBS.
-----------------------------------------------------

Love me some Foyle's War. Very good story telling. I got through Season 5 and they just took it off Netflix. Where are you watching it?

I didn't think much of "Dear Prudence" but now think it's one of their best.

Maybe this should be a topic onto itself. But why do people criticize musicians for being too old. These aren't athletes we are talking about here.
I'm not just talking about this case with The Eagles, but I hear it all the time, and I don't get it.

Back in the mid 70's I went to see Jethro Tull. They had a bass player named Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond that wore a zebra suit and played a matching zerbra bass. Not only was he a good player, but he jumped around the stage like no other.
Anyway, here's a video if you guys want to watch him. He doesn't show up until almost 3 minutes in though.
Hope you enjoy.
LINK

I will be in NO this weekend and noticed this was going on for the ninth year. Anyone ever been to this and if so, your thoughts. A bad sign is that it's free. But it has some good Cajun bands.

Nothing to argue with on "most" names you all have given. I would just like to throw in Lou Gramm. Whether you are a Foreigner fan or not, outstanding voice.

Get Out of Denver is one of those songs you can't help but tap your foot to.