I loved this band. Toy and Tommy died way too young. My favorite album and I did listen to the album was "Where We All Belong". I loved cranking up "24 Hours at a Time" on a road trip along with "Green Grass and High Tides" by The Outlaws. I have seen Marshall Tucker more recently (Enfield, Willimantic) and unfortunately Doug Gray's voice is shot.While I was in college, I always cranked music at high volume to psyche me up when I was about to head out of the dorm for tests or quizzes. And the song I always cranked was Marshall Tucker's "Heard it in a Love Song". It aways got me going and it helped me do pretty well in school.
Such a great band.
A college favorite
I don't know if you have Sirius XM, but I couldn't live without Channel 26 for classic rock. They play all these songs and so much more pretty regularly. Green Grass and High Tides is another tune that really gets my juices flowing.I loved this band. Toy and Tommy died way too young. My favorite album and I did listen to the album was "Where We All Belong". I loved cranking up "24 Hours at a Time" on a road trip along with "Green Grass and High Tides" by The Outlaws. I have seen Marshall Tucker more recently (Enfield, Willimantic) and unfortunately Doug Gray's voice is shot.
Colt Park? Saw the Beach Boys there. The Turtles, too. And does anyone remember Phlorescent Leech & Eddie?My first concert. It was the Allman Brother's Band at an outdoor venue near Hartford, whose name and exact location I can't remember. It must have been in 1973 and was in October, if I remember correctly. And it was really, really, really cold. My denim jacket was way underdressed for the weather. They didn't play One Way Out, which is what I most wanted to hear. I was bummed about that. Overall, not a great first concert. And a little trivia: The opening act was a little-known group I didn't think would amount to much at the time - The Marshall Tucker Band. Boy, was I wrong on that one. I hope my old memory is getting all of this correctly. Maybe someone reading this also saw the concert.
But after that, I went to my favorite concert of all time, David Bowie, and Jethro Tull, the Stones, Bob Segar, etc. So, all turned out well in my concert going adventures after all.
I wish I remembered the venue. I probably have the ticket stub stashed away somewhere in my masses of accumulated stuff, but I couldn't even begin to guess where that would be. Maybe I'll come across it one day and it will note the venue.Colt Park? Saw the Beach Boys there. The Turtles, too. And does anyone remember Phlorescent Leech & Eddie?
It was Dillon Stadium which is adjacent to Colt Park. Here’s a linkI wish I remembered the venue. I probably have the ticket stub stashed away somewhere in my masses of accumulated stuff, but I couldn't even begin to guess where that would be. Maybe I'll come across it one day and it will note the venue.
Wow, HCCForever! You're my new hero! Thanks so much. I have a feeling that I'm going to be studying this website for a long time tonight.It was Dillon Stadium which is adjacent to Colt Park. Here’s a link
Looks like a great show with Marshall Tucker as well. Colt Park had multiple shows during the Summer of 1976 celebrating our Bicentennial as a nation.
I saw Frampton and Fleetwood Mac among other bands that summer.
Phlo and Eddie were on some of my favorite Zappa albums. Fillmore East and Just Another Band From LA are two of the best live albums I’ve heard. The liner notes have their real names, but their names had been copyrighted/trademarked by their record label when they were with the Turtles. That’s how they became Phlo and Eddie.Colt Park? Saw the Beach Boys there. The Turtles, too. And does anyone remember Phlorescent Leech & Eddie?
June 23, 1973 at Dillon Stadium in Hartford., according to internet search.Thanks for the reply. It was over 50+ years ago but that does sound vaguely familiar. But it may just be that I've heard of Dillon Stadium before.
Sorry, missed the previous reply.June 23, 1973 at Dillon Stadium in Hartford., according to internet search.
Just saw Stevie in concert a couple weeks ago, still looks good and sounds great.Stevie Nicks, case closed.
Well, this is somewhere between older than dirt and younger than dirt. I remember seeing "Midway" in a theater in "Surround Sound". After getting the snot kicked out of them, when the first bomb hit the Japanese carrier, the entire audience jumped to their feet and cheered. I was blown away, not by the movie, by the audience.I saw Rocky in a theater in the Bronx. Much of the crowd was rooting for Apollo Creed. Seriously.
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