strangest mix of bands at a concert - Page 4

doug hazelrigg · 25th December 2010

Okay, now that you mention the Outlaws, that was the other band that appeared with Nugent (along with Scorpions and Blackfoot)

sailcat · 3rd January 2011

2 from the late 60s/early 70s - Laura Nyro opening for Bloodrock - the pa was damaged by the barrage of wine bottles etc. Laura had to leave the stage, and the raging crowd had to wait while the pa was repaired.

and.. James Taylor (maybe his 1st tour?) sandwiched between the James Gang and the Who. 17,000 people in a huge Cleveland venue to cheer the local boys made good and rock to the Who. After Joe and the boys tore up their set, this poor dude with an acoustic guitar and a stool comes out and starts telling stories about his new pair of boots. He didn't last long.

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25th December 2010	#91
doug hazelrigg Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,911 10 Reviews written	Okay, now that you mention the Outlaws, that was the other band that appeared with Nugent (along with Scorpions and Blackfoot)

3rd January 2011	#92
sailcat Gear Head Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 49	2 from the late 60s/early 70s - Laura Nyro opening for Bloodrock - the pa was damaged by the barrage of wine bottles etc. Laura had to leave the stage, and the raging crowd had to wait while the pa was repaired. and.. James Taylor (maybe his 1st tour?) sandwiched between the James Gang and the Who. 17,000 people in a huge Cleveland venue to cheer the local boys made good and rock to the Who. After Joe and the boys tore up their set, this poor dude with an acoustic guitar and a stool comes out and starts telling stories about his new pair of boots. He didn't last long.