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National acts

Nobody...but knee-deep producing a Kingston Trio show when Bob Shane was still active. Doesn't sound like much but when I was a little guy in the bay area, my parents would see them perform at the "Hungry i"...the live soundtrack vinyl was always on the turntable.

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Doubtful. :roflmao: Static 3. The Sound of Music was a rathole, and we drew no crowds.

The DKs show only had about 15 people, bands included. IIRC, someone got stabbed in the parking lot next door. Just the bands for Romeo Void.

You're more likely to have run into me at Johnny Nitro's jam sessions a few years later.

I filled for Johnny Nitro as his bassist for one show in the Mission District. He was a nice man. Blues, four sets. From then on whenever we would cross paths in town I would call out “Blues Boy” and he would always return a shy smile. Johnny Nitro, RIP.
 
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Bellamy Brothers
Lee Roy Parnell
Trace Atkins
Billy Ray Cyrus
Linda Davis
Lari White
Larry Stewart
The Seldom Scene
War
The Marshall Tucker Band
The Outlaws
The Artimus Pyle Band
Charlie Daniels
The Commodores
38 Special
Pure Prairie League
The Atlanta Rhythm Section
Don Felder
 
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