Oh crud! I forgot Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton in Rosemont when I was 6 or 7 - dad couldn't go, mom had to find SOMEBODY. I STILL get teased about falling asleep in the middle of it.

with which guitarist Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck or Jimmy Page ?

All I can tell you is I know it wasn't Eric Clapton and it was approximately 1965.

*takes a deep breath*

Rolling Stones
Aerosmith
John Mellencamp
Paul Simon
Willie Nelson
Def Leppard
Corn
Ozzy Osbourne
Metallica
Creed
Trisha Yearwood
Loverboy
Poison
Ratt
AC/DC
Kiss
Bonham
The Cult
Guitar Junior Johnson
Guns and Roses
The Black Crows
Winger
Warrant
Bon Jovi
Armored Saint
Skid Row
Garth Brooks
Tom Petty
George Strait
Trixter
Van Halen
Dokken
Brooks and Dunn
Neil Young
Tracy Chapman
Steve Earle
Lynard Skynard
Arlo Guthrie
Waylon Jennings
Michelle Shocked
Joe Walsh
Mary Chapin-Carpenter
Webb Wilder
Kentucky Headhunters
Richard Marx
Eddie Rabbitt
Slaughter
Damn Yankees
Motley Crue
White Snake
Bad Company
ZZ Top
Lee Greenwood
Hal Ketchum
Texas Tornadoes
Vernon Reid
Little Joe Y La Familia
Arc Angels

And Last but not least....

Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper!


(Know I've missed one or two...)

The Police
Night Ranger (remember them?)
Rush
The Cars
REO Speedwagon
The Fixx
ZZ Top
Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine
Genesis
Phil Collins
Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band
Al Jareau
Chuck Mangione
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis, Jr
Liza Minelli
BB King
Hootie and the Blowfish
KC and the Sunshine Band
Hall and Oates


...can't think of any others right but I'm sure I there's more...


rabbit

From the beginning

Led Zepplin 1968
Jethro Tull 22 times since 1968
The Stones
The Who
Pink Floyd
Black Sabbath
ELP
Sly and the Famliy Stone
Carol King
Raberta Flack
Neil Dimond
Elton John
Buddy Guy
BB King
Eric Clapton
Rush
Reba McEntire
And more,, My brain froze
Jethro Tull...........;-) Coming to a city near you soon..

James Taylor (five times)
Bonnie Raitt
John Hiatt
Lou Reed
Leonard Cohen
Frank Zappa
Lindsay Buckingham
Little Village
NRBQ
George Benson
John Ambercrombie
Joe Pass
Charles Mingus
Leo Kottke
The Band (after Robbie Robertson left)
The Smithereens
Tom Petty
Dwight Twilley (I was the opening act)
the Guess Who (I was the opening act)
David Gilmore (I was the opening act)
Livingston Taylor
Arlo Guthrie
Jurassic Five
Neil Young (just last week!)
the Flaming Lips
Beck
Phoebe Snow
Dire Straits (three times)
Pat Metheny (five times)
Van Morrison (twice)
Brian Wilson doing Pet Sounds at the Hollywood Bowl
Squeeze
Mission of Burma
REM
Eagles/John Fogarty/Stevie Nicks
Fishbone
Laura Nyro
Joni Mitchell
Eric Andersen
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Sydney Symphony
Honolulu Symphony
Gary Burton
Keith Jarrett
Billy Joel
Santana
Phish
Sonic Youth
probably more....

tonight, The Polyphonic Spree http://www.thepolyphonicspree.com/main.html

What's a brain cell?

Alice Cooper
Suzi Quatro
Yes
Jethro Tull 3 times (Met Ian)
Elton John
Pink Floyd (3 times)
Rare Earth
David Cassidy
Kim Carnes (Met her at the Cassidy show)
Jimi Hendrix
Blood Rock
BTO
The Who
Bad Company
3 Dog Night
America
Doobie Brothers
Beach Boys
Iron Butterfly
Trapeze
White Witch
Emerson, Lake, & Palmer
Bob Segar
Boston
Exile
Kenny Rogers
Tony Orlando & Dawn
Barbara Mandrell
Oakridge Boys
Alvin Crow
Gatlin Brothers
Electric Light Orchestra
Cher
Seals & Croft
Sammi Smith

Plus the groups at Woodstock '69
and John Denver. (In the Rockys, around a campfire)

Plus a few more i've no doubt forgotten.

Iron Butterfly

Oh My I forgot about them....

Think I'll go but some on..

Saturday night I went to see Cauterize, Revis, Cold & Evanescence. I initially went to this concert to see Revis and Cold, and they both put on a great show....but....I was then surprised. I have had the Evanescence CD since it came out but had quickly grown tired of the "pop" sound and the crowd at the concert did not surprised me was mostly 16-18 year old girls...But they mostly got disapointed where as I was impressed...Evanescence rocked harder than Cold, the addition of the 3 band members which do not perform on the CD was awesome.

Two Fridays ago I saw Radiohead! They were soooo great, it was an awesome show!

Ella Fitzgerald
Air Supply
Journey
Chicago
John Cafferty
John Mellencamp
Rush
Duran Duran
U2
Goo Goo Dolls
Metallica

Would love to see Chicago, Air Supply & Journey again.

BiBi,your list sounds so impressive. Beatles.Stones,Doors,Leonard Cohen.PF You saw Cab Calaway,Ella,Sinatra,Miles Davis,Dave Brubeck,Love Jazz too. Went to see Pancho Sanchez on New Years eve a while ago.I've also been to a couple of Grateful Dead concerts.Sometimes go the the PlayBoy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl.Correct me if I'm wrong,but didn't Eddie Money pass away a few years ago?

No he is alive.... I have an odd Eddie Money thing... not gonna splain, is just another sick bit of my twisted mind.

seen well over 300 hundred - my next is Springsteen & E Street Band in Sept.....

my first was the Victory Tour - MIchael Jackson and The Jackson 5 1984 (right around the time Thriller came out)

anyone need more of a list - I'll try to provide one....