Did McCartney die in 1966 or is was it planned?

[rcooled]

Originally Posted by Heel n Toe

Wow... so those concert goers had to sit through four other performances before the Fab Four came out?

That was fairly typical for music shows back then. They were presented in more of a 'review' format, with several acts appearing on the same bill. Each band was only on for about 20-25min...just enough time for a few recognizable tunes you might've heard on the radio mixed in with some filler.

[sammyg2]

August 27th, 1977
Anaheim stadium:

T-rex
Foreigner
REO Speedwagon
Ted Nugent
Lynyrd Skynyrd

Started around noon and went late into the night. burned out.

[Heel n Toe]

Originally Posted by rcooled

That was fairly typical for music shows back then. They were presented in more of a 'review' format, with several acts appearing on the same bill. Each band was only on for about 20-25min...just enough time for a few recognizable tunes you might've heard on the radio mixed in with some filler.

Oh, yeah... I know that... my first concert was going to Charlotte about that time with about 5 other people to see Herman's Hermits. One girl's mom drove us (it was her daughter's birthday present).

There was a lot of screaming. It was a cold January or February day IIRC.

There were at least 3 warmup acts, but the only ones I remember were The Catalinas and The Shadows of Knight.

[A930Rocket]

I've heard of The Remains. Some of the guys went to my high school.

Originally Posted by rcooled