Wow,
I always thought it would be good to make a list of bands I have seen and here is a good place to do it.
Here we go.
AC/DC
Aerosmith 3x
AFI
Aldo Nova
Asia
Atlanta Rhythm Section
B52's
Beach Boys 2x
Black Eyed Peas
Bob Dylan
Bob Welch
Bryan Adams
Buckcherry 2x
Chicago
The Cure
Eddie Money
ELO
Fleetwood Mac
Foo Fighters
Foreigner 2x
Green Day
Heart 3x
Hinder
Joe Walsh
John Mellencamp
Journey 3x
Kiss
Mahogany Rush
Motels
Motley Crue
Mudvayne
Nickleback
Ozzy
Papa Roach 3x
Peter Frampton
Pink Floyd
Police
Puddle of Mudd
Rolling Stones
Saliva
Sammy Hagar
Santana 3x
Saving Abel
Scorpions
Shinedown
Six AM
The Smiths
Steve Miller
Styx
Ted Nugent 3x
Thomas Dolby
Tom Petty
Toto
Trapt
Triumph
U2
The Who
Yes
ZZ Top 2x
More to come I hope
Mike
--- In Classic_Rock_Forever@yahoogroups.com, "John Hutchinson" <nitromaniac@...> wrote:
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> My first concert was back in the 60s at the Newcastle Odeon Cinema, England. Headliners were Bo Diddley, Little Richard & the Everly Brothers. The Rolling Stones were bottom of the bill and only sang two songs - "Come On" and "Not Fade Away," very good cover versions of Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly songs. Everly Brothers in concert at the Newcastle City Hall in 1983 during their Reunion Tour and at the Newcastle City Hall on 15 November 2005, still great harmonies.
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> The Hollies, Searchers, Freddie & The Dreamers, Gerry & The Pacemakers, Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas at Lincoln between '61 and '65.
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> The Supremes, Little Stevie Wonder, Martha & The Vandellas, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles and The Temptations on the first Tamla Motown tour of Great Britain at the Newcastle City Hall in 1962. The venue was approx a quarter full, today any one of these groups/artistes would sell out any big venue within hours.
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> A concert in Lincoln in 1964 with Chuck Berry headlining, support acts included Long John Baldry & The Hoochie Coochie Men, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band & The Graham Bond Organisation. Graham Bond's group included Ginger Baker on drums and Jack Bruce on bass guitar, they later left to form Cream with Eric Clapton. Chuck Berry in the late 90's at Sunderland Empire, England.
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> Beach Boys in concert four times at the Newcastle City Hall, Nov 1966, Dec 1968, May 1972 and 1977. Early in 1972, the band hired drummer Ricky Fataar and guitarist Blondie Chaplin, two members of a South African rock band named The Flame. Captain & Tennille became touring backup musicians for the Beach Boys. In addition to touring with the Beach Boys, Captain & Tennille appeared on their albums of the period, including Sunflower and Holland.
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> The Beach Boys Band at the Newcastle City Hall on 9 April 2008 - only Mike Love & Bruce Johnstone remain from the original band.
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> Emerson, Lake & Palmer in concert at the Newcastle Odeon Cinema in 1971 and at the Newcastle City Hall in 1992.
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> Led Zeppelin (Best Rock Band Of All Time) at the Newcastle City Hall in 1972, deaf for two days but well worth it.
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> The Who in 1973 at the Newcastle Odeon Cinema when they released "Quadrophenia," and in November 2000 with Zak Starkey (Ringo's son) on drums at the Newcastle Arena.
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> The Osmonds on 14 April 1980 at the Newcastle City Hall, the whole family straight from Las Vegas, laser show, very professional.
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> Pat Benatar on 27 January 1983 at the Newcastle City Hall.
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> Whitesnake in 1997 and June 2006 at the Newcastle City Hall & with Def Leppard at the Newcastle Arena on 24 June 2008.
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> Cher at the Newcastle Arena in 1998, great voice, 9 costume changes made the concert longer than usual.
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> ZZ Top at the Newcastle Arena in 2003.
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> My favourite female singer Shania Twain in concert five times. The first time was in Glasgow, Scotland in 1999, she was incredible, so was her band. Saw her in Hyde Park London on 12 July 2003 and at the Newcastle Arena on 28 July 2003, 14 February 2004 and 11 March 2004.
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> Steve Vai on 25 June 2004 at the Newcastle City Hall. Steve Vai was outstanding, he's a guitar virtuoso. Steve Vai in concert at the Newcastle City Hall on 22nd October 2005.
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> The Shadows, probably the world's best instrumental group at the Newcastle City Hall in May 1989 and on their Final Tour in 2004.
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> Bonnie Riatt on 6 July 2004 at the Newcastle City Hall.
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> Deep Purple on 11 September 2004 at the Newcastle City Hall. l also saw them at the Newcastle Arena with Styx & Thin Lizzy on 21 April 2007.
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> Robert Plant and his band Strange Sensation on 21 October 2004 at the Newcastle City Hall, l also saw him in concert at The Sage, Gateshead on 30 October 2005
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> Brian Wilson, writer of the vast majority of Beach Boys songs. In January 2002 at the London Royal Festival Hall, his 10 piece band which included "The Wondermints" were the best l've ever heard, the voices and sounds were so good that the "Pet Sounds Live" CD/DVD was recorded over the 4 nights and released in the UK a week before it was released in the USA, which was a first.
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> Bon Jovi in August 2000 at the Gateshead International Stadium, an excellent rock 'n' roll band with Richie Sambora on lead guitar.
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> Thunder at the Newcastle City Hall on 20 January 2006.
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> Journey at the Newcastle City Hall on 2 March 2007 & at the Newcastle Arena on 28 June 2008
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> Billy Connolly at the Newcastle City Hall on 19 September 2007 - bloody hilarious.
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> Foreigner at the Newcastle City Hall on 10 November 2007.
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> The Moody Blues at the Newcastle Arena on 23 September 2008.
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> John.
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