Cobo Hall, Also Knowns As Cobo Center, Cobo Arena Now Known As TCF Center
The Doors‘ complete concert performance on May 8, 1970, was released in entirety…
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Final Cream US Concert From Their 1968 Farewell Tour
On their Farewell Tour, Cream performed two sold-out shows at the Rhode Island Auditorium on…
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Professional Drum Shop – One Of The Oldest Drum Shops In The World
Drummer Hal Blaine, a session musician who played drums on more than 7,000 recordings…
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The Cat & Fiddle Restaurant & Pub
The pub featured a full bar and traditional English fare and soon attracted many…
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The Singer Bowl – The Doors Headline For The Who In 1968
The Singer Bowl hosted concerts over the years, including a 1968 concert headlined by The Doors with The Who as the opening act. Jimi Hendrix also performed there in August 1968.
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The Who Play Union Catholic High School On Their First U.S. Tour
As this was their first North American tour, before they gained enormous fame at Woodstock, they played a lot of smaller venues such as this High School.
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Long Island Arena – Part Of Frampton Comes Alive Was Recorded Here
Probably the most famous performance here was when Peter Frampton appeared in August 1975 and…
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Kiel Opera House, Now known as the Peabody Opera House
Now known as the Peabody Opera House. On July 11, 1978, the Rolling Stones performed one sold-out show…
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Hollywood Palladium – Blues Brothers Film Concerts & “Pop Expo ’69”
Opened in 1940, this venue has seen everything from Frank Sinatra to the…
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John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington DC
Commonly referred to as the “Kennedy Center”, it is the busiest performing arts facility in the…
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The Fillmore West At Market Street And Van Ness
So much happened here over the years….. Janis Joplin played her final gig with Big…
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Stephen Stills’ And Peter Tork’s Former Home Off Of Laurel Canyon
Stephen Stills’ house was a Rock hangout where Crosby, Stills & Nash first began their early…
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Curtis Hixon Hall In Tampa Florida – Live Duane Allman With Derek and the Dominos
A lot of performers played here over the years as it was the primary Tampa…
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Earl Warren Show Grounds In Santa Barbara – First Large Doors Concert
On July 28 1966, at the “Mid-Summer Spectacular Show of Shows” the…
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Cleveland Stadium – Home of World Series of Rock
Cleveland Stadium (also known as Lakefront Stadium and Cleveland Municipal…
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The Kids Are Alright By The Who Rockumentary Film Poster Location
The Who got comfy underneath a British flag for the cover of “The Kids…
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Boston Garden – Originally Known As “Boston Madison Square Garden”
The Garden opened on November 17, 1928 and was originally known as …
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On December 3, 1979 this venue was where eleven people died and 26 others were injured…
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Jim Marshall Photography – Photographer at Woodstock
Jim Marshall, who died of natural causes in New York City on March 24, 2010, over a 50-year career created hundreds …
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Where John Entwistle, Bass Player And Singer For “The Who” Died
While staying at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas as the first part of the Who’s…
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