Chat
Good point about singing in the car. Even in the shower someone can enter the home or hallway, etc....and hear us. In our autos we do have true privacy. Nevermind what we may look like if someone sees us. There's rural roads and nighttime for privacy.
Goldengirl, dangme I just read what you wrote to Skeeter below your poster. Did the Stones perform on their star-shaped stage when you saw them? I cannot recall the year but by what I weighed then I know it was about that time. They were in the San Antone Hemisphere Arena and it was opening night of a national tour. They brought their own stage and Jagger would walk out on the tips of the star and get eye contact with folks.
The first 15, I think rows were VIP and we sat next to Carlos Santana and a member of his band, to our right. I did not know who they were till reading the newspaper the next morning. Just knew they were two friendly dudes. They had an agreement with the SAPD that only the Stones' security team was allowed to be on or work security on the main floor. They were as you said, no theatrics or anything like that, just the raw, loud power of the music. Oh "Angie" sure did sound amazing in person, as of course all the music did.
I have never gotten to see Skynyrd live. Have you? Dang, I would dig that so much even as an old fart, if I could.
Goldengirl, dangme I just read what you wrote to Skeeter below your poster. Did the Stones perform on their star-shaped stage when you saw them? I cannot recall the year but by what I weighed then I know it was about that time. They were in the San Antone Hemisphere Arena and it was opening night of a national tour. They brought their own stage and Jagger would walk out on the tips of the star and get eye contact with folks.
The first 15, I think rows were VIP and we sat next to Carlos Santana and a member of his band, to our right. I did not know who they were till reading the newspaper the next morning. Just knew they were two friendly dudes. They had an agreement with the SAPD that only the Stones' security team was allowed to be on or work security on the main floor. They were as you said, no theatrics or anything like that, just the raw, loud power of the music. Oh "Angie" sure did sound amazing in person, as of course all the music did.
I have never gotten to see Skynyrd live. Have you? Dang, I would dig that so much even as an old fart, if I could.