Dayne Nobody IV wrote:when you say the best or worst, do you mean the playmanship was excellent but the sound sucked? or do you mean the playmanship was sloppy but the live sound was tweaked well and was excellent? or
The whole thing is subjective, really.
I kept changing my top 3 before I posted. Originally I had Stanley Clark with Dixie Dregs in Houston as my top concert based on musicianship. But then I kept pushing them down the list based on how much I enjoyed the experiences of other concerts.
ZZ Top at the Summit in late 70s was a barn-burner.
Yes at Reunion Arena in Dallas was simply amazing.
The 1984 Dallas Guitar Show after-party was incredible with 14 legendary guitarists jamming onstage together with everyone from Chet Atkins to Lee Ritenour to Tommy Tedesco to Bugs Henderson to, well....it just keeps going
Then there was the Dallas Buddy Magazine Awards show I have mentioned before with The Thunderbirds, Stevie Ray, Ray Wylie Hubbard, etc where I was sharing a very small table with Roy Orbison and Maria Elaina Holly (Buddy Holly's wife) who wore me and my brother out dancing.
Anyway, yea, it's all subjective. Just looking for a topic besides Trump. LOL
