General Music Chat

The Band outside Austin @ Sunday Break II, Sept. 5th 1976.
Fleetwood Mac headlined, Steve Miller Band, The Band and Firefall opening.
Photos by Watt Casey, Jr.

I'd sure like some of that (now) vintage equipment they had on stage!

I'd sure like some of that (now) vintage equipment they had on stage!

Craig,
The fact of the matter is that, with the possable exception of the acoustic grand and the Hammond, your current keyboard is far superior in all respects to everything else piled up in that heap! Cool pics...

PS... YIKES!! I stand corrected, we all know that Garth played a friggin' Lowery home organ instead of a Hammond, as a closer look will verify ! (anyway, the piano is still cool although there appears to be something weird about that as well!)

Craig,
The fact of the matter is that, with the possable exception of the acoustic grand and the Hammond, your current keyboard is far superior in all respects to everything else piled up in that heap!

Some of that vintage equipment would be worth alot of money John!

And yes, I thought they were cool pics too. Figured you guys would get a kick out of them.

Did you see the mean face Rick Danko was giving another band member?

Some things never change!

LMAO!!!

Could have just been a coincidence, but he looked angry.

I still love The Last Waltz, arguably the finest concert movie ever made. Music From The Big Pink was a masterpiece.

I still love The Last Waltz, arguably the finest concert movie ever made.

Can you believe I've never seen that?

Was that the one that was done by Martin Scorsese?

Yes Craig. You must see it.

I never saw that one, either. I'll look for it, though I was never a big fan.

I had a chance to buy a Fender Rhodes at Dddonnie's store, but I passed. Wish I had, though. I could have gotten it for $500. He had a B3 in there, once, too. Man, if I were rich...I wouldn't have room for furniture!

Levon Helm is coming to the best sounding venue near me (Massey Hall, Toronto) in the summer. I'd love to see that