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LowRider, you made my YEAR with this photo. Almost brought tears to my eyes.
Who are the gents to the far left? The photo is a little grainy and I'm having trouble identifying them. Thanks sooooooo much, Scott |
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Two of my all time favorites. Was lucky enough to see both a few times, singly and together at The Earl. Also another of my favorites, Bonnie Koloc..
Also got to see Leon Redbone at the old Vic Theater in Chicago back in the 80's. Last edited by Caddy; 03-30-2018 at 04:44 PM. |
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You, my friend, are welcome. I don't know who they are. Who's the woman?
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Scott- According to:
http://billsmusicblog.blogspot.com/2...1964-1981.html the photo cation read, Steve Goodman played the Main Point numerous times, but I'm going to guess that the above photo was taken in January 1972, based on the artist list below. According to the anniversary publication, Steve Goodman (far right) after completing his set invited John Prine (center) up to the stage for the encore, and they sang a twenty minute set of Hank Williams tunes. After leaving the stage, they obliged the thundering ovation from the audience with another encore and brought out the opening act (far left) Trevor Veitch and Andy Kulberg. "When the extra mikes were set and everyone situated, Trevor leaned into the mike and announced, "Will you please welcome Bonnie Raitt!" (center). More Hank Williams tunes followed and the performance concluded with a rendition of "Will the Circle Be Unbroken". Steve sure was a "one-off". I've never seen anybody on stage I liked more. Even now when you listen to his recordings you can hear the smile in his voice. |
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Everyone I've spokem to who ever saw Goodman live will tell you he's the best solo performer they've seen. And, as you say, I've never encountered anyone before or since who seemed to love performing more than SG. Thanks again, Auggie. scott |
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Just wanted to send this out to any new Steve Goodman fans who may not have seen this.
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Thank-you for this thread!
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Yes, indeed. What an amazing man to to have given us so many great memories that have lasted more than 30 years.
"Give me some words I can dance to and a melody that rhymes." |
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"I'm going to play a medley of Arlo Guthrie's greatest hits" before doing "City". Or he'd say, "God bless Arlo Guthrie; he pays my rent". I recently finished reading Clay Eals' excellent bio of Goodman ("Facing The Music"). Quite an expansive work (800 or so pages), but a must-have for any fan. I've been on a mission the past few months to complete my cd collection of his albums. Yeah, his live stuff is priceless. Such a humble, unassuming chap who was such a powerhouse performer. He'd look so small when he hit the stage but quickly became almost larger than life. Playing practically the whole time on the balls of his feet and never standing still for long...God bless you for keeping this thread going, CLP... |
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For any of you on Facebook, there's a page called "Fans and Friends of Steve Goodman". Someone recently posted a video of the "Soundstage" episode w/Arlo Guthrie, Goodman and Hoyt Axton. Recorded in '74. I believe it was also put on YouTube. Definitely worth a watch. I think that was where I first heard Steve and Hoyt...
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Cabarone-The Goodman portion of that Soundstage video is awesome.
Thank You- plus your post let me discover the Fans and Friends of Steve Goodman facebook page! Double thanks! |
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Bless you, my friend. Folks, if you wanna see some incredibly hot pickin', check out steve at the 20;30 time split. https://www.facebook.com/john.finebe...&theater&ifg=1 |
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Cab, do you happen to know who hosts or manages that Goodman FB page? Would love to contact them directly.
Thanks again for this. sm |
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I ran across a Steve Goodman song I wasn't familiar with. Kind of a humorous novelty song, but well crafted just the same. Brings back a few memories to those of us of a certain age as well.
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