rhahl wrote:
 
Thanks so much for that link...

Full concerts from the Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ (1973 - 1987) 138 videos

 oldviolin wrote:
 

And this inspired you to write which song?

This one?

Or this one?

 Proclivities wrote:
 

First time I hear it I'm setting on a cushion on the floor of an old theater on Cannery Row in Monterey before the Rejuvenation. There was a dreamy film on screen and gigantic speakers in the corners stage left and right.  No band, just music. I came out when it was over and next door was an antique shop with a giant stuffed walrus in the window. He must have been ten feet tusks to tail. I'd never heard of 10cc nor had I realized  how big a walrus can be. I didn't forget...

Rough Ride by Bret Primack

Taxi driving in NYC.

Santana - Full Concert - 08/18/70 - Tanglewood

My guitar teacher is rocking in that crowd somewhere. He said this is the best concert he ever saw.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
 
It's got to be the later-1970s at the earliest but it could be early '80s judging by Stevie's curls.  They all still look pretty young, especially Ann Wilson.  Certainly not 1971 - "Buckingham-Nicks" was not released until 1973 or '74 and "Dreamboat Annie" was ~ 1975. 

 Proclivities wrote:
 

I see some notes that that's 1971, but I'm thinking 1981. 

Bobbie Gentry's Box of Surprises (Pop Matters)

Executive Summary: Bobbie Gentry was marginalized by the music industry because she would not be robbed, and retired very rich. There is no evidence that Billie Joe MacAllister and a woman dropped the body of Emit Till off the Tallahatchie Bridge.

 Proclivities wrote:
 

That reminds me of this - same rough time period, I guess.

Not especially a good tune, but it's been going through my head for a while; I needed to exorcise it I guess:

 rhahl wrote: 
Love the Q. Saw them locally a few years ago. Still "the world's greatest bar band". Profoundly underappreciated by the music industry. They are a ton of fun; they manage to sound casual, unpretentious, and skilled/tight at the same time. The breadth of styles of music they could play was impressive indeed.

 rhahl wrote:
I saw them back in the '80s, in NYC.  They were fun - very good musicians too.

NRBQ - Ridin' in My Car

Big(ish) in the northeast.

Song from the Future: The Story of Donna Summer and Giorgio Moroder’s “I Feel Love”