Just in my four years at Duke (1968-72), I saw at Duke, Simon and Garfunkel, Jackson Browne (twice), the Beachboys, the Grateful Dead, the Byrds, the Allman Bothers Band, Janis Joplin (Kozmic Blues Band), the Eagles open for the Mahavishnu Orchestra (seriously), Gordon Lightfoot, Traffic (with Fairport Convention opening), Yes, Moody Blues, Leon Russell, J. Also, I seem to remember him playing Stilleto in concert in the Dean Dome.but it's not on any of the other setlists from that time period (though there are only a few).so it might just be wishful thinking on my part.īelieve it or not, youngsters, there was a time when Cameron/Page were hotbeds of memorable concerts. I definitely remember the last four songs before the encore (and how awesome they were back to back to back to back), and remember him playing "Big Shot" as his last song and standing up on his piano like he was going to do a backflip - that he did not do - but apparently did the night before in Winston Salem. Though I couldn't find that concert on setlist, I did find this one in May 1987 in N.J. It was the first time I ever heard Empty Garden and Funeral for a Friend/Loves Lies BleedingĪlso saw Billy Joel in the Dean Smith Center in 1987. Stumbled across this one from Elton John in 1993 in the Dean Smith Center Then I started thinking about the great groups I did see in their heyday.and then I went to to try and find out the songs they played. Watching them "live" made me regret never getting the chance to see them.
I got dem ol kozmic blues zip movie#
Flipping through Palladia last week, I ran across Rattle and Hum, the movie about U2's tour in 1988.
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