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we'd been sneaking down from out seats to try to reach the stage...mary smith got there first.
saved from the NYT in 1964
we went to both the 28th and the 29th shows
the program for the festival 1964
the beatles page in the program . it was for the summer of 1964 and featured a page for each artist that was there.
bought outside of forest hills for the large sum of $5.00. the tickets to see them cost that much. to spend that on a tee shirt seemed crazy at that time. still glad i did
article about the concert in the NYT the next day
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these $1.50 tickets were reserved for kids who had cerebral palsy
my friend vicki...second from the left...went with her cousin in stead of me
60 years ago today...the one nyc beatles concert i couldn't go to. it was a charity event and the tickets were $100. probably what my dad earned in a week at that time. my friend got to go though. naturally because i wasn't with her, she wound up on the cover of the daily news.
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photo taken at the show by gloria stavers
robbie robertson, dylan and levon helm with looks like richard manuel next to levon backstage at forest hills august 28 1965
a very windy night...luckily no one around us was booing too hard. even as a folk music lover, i loved all of it.
village voice ad about the concert. the bottom price was a stunning $1.95
village voice review page 1
village voice review page 2
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taken around the heyday of the palladium on 14th street in nyc (1980) as a music venue. before this, it was the academy of music. we used to go to the movies as kids. the first live rock show i remember there, was the stones both in 1964 and 1965. the last photo is from their concert in 1965.
springsteen coming out of the palladium after his show in 1977
traffic in 1971 when it was still the academy of music
the rolling stones 5/1/1965
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i think i can see myself...
nov 3 1991...the bill graham memorial concert in golden gate park, san francisco. no ticket for this one...it was free. we were devastated by bill's untimely death having been to so many concerts at the fillmore east ...it felt like one of the first parts of our rock and roll childhood had died.
nov 3 1991...the bill graham memorial concert in golden gate park, san francisco. no ticket for this one...it was free. we were devastated by bill's untimely death having been to so many concerts at the fillmore east ...it felt like one of the first parts of our rock and roll childhood had died.
nov 3 1991...the bill graham memorial concert in golden gate park, san francisco. no ticket for this one...it was free. we were devastated by bill's untimely death having been to so many concerts at the fillmore east ...it felt like one of the first parts of our rock and roll childhood had died.
nov 3 1991...the bill graham memorial concert in golden gate park, san francisco. no ticket for this one...it was free. we were devastated by bill's untimely death having been to so many concerts at the fillmore east ...it felt like one of the first parts of our rock and roll childhood had died.