jagdriver wrote: 
I still remember seeing this at the Cedar-Lee Theater. It made such a huge impression on me that I can still remember sitting in the theater.

 hippiechick wrote: 
The Rock Concert That Captured an Era (from Smithsonian)

 Mugro wrote: 
James Brown puts on quite a show here.

 jagdriver wrote: 
Good idea! I think I'll put it on mine as well. Been wanting to see this concert ever since Sting sang about it all those years ago (It took me a long time to figure out what he was singing about with the line "James Brown & the T.A.M.I. show").

 Jimi_the_Saint wrote: 
I've got it in my Netflix queue.

 hippiechick wrote: 
I DVR'd this when it aired on PBS a couple of weeks ago.  It is pretty good.

King Crimson: Through the dark years



King Crimson guitarist and mainstay Robert Fripp (second from left) has always maintained that a "good fairy" was responsible for guiding the band's early success, its sudden rise to stardom and bestowing the band with a kind of musical magic rare in the annals of progressive rock.

Ken Scott Makes Records for Beatles, Bowie, Beck - And That's Just the ‘Bs



Does anyone know what makes something great? If it comes from the heart, it stands more of a chance of lasting. I can't see people listening to Britney Spears 40 years from now.

 Hairfarmer wrote: 

Seen him and hung out with him a few times back in the early Mofro days. Kinda why we are going, good to see he is moving up despite the lack of radio play.

 marko86 wrote: 

If JJ Grey's still opening the show (he's been on some, but not all of the tour) Don't miss him either.

 Hairfarmer wrote: 

Gonna seem him next week with Mavis Staples. Last saw him quite few years ago when him & the MG's were backing band for Neil Young on tour. That was cool.

 jagdriver wrote: 
Murray the K used to produce shows at the Brooklyn Fox Theater and I think Shea Stadium.  I think the TAMI show took place around LA.

 Hairfarmer wrote: 
InDeed!

 jagdriver wrote: 
Gee, I don't know. I just remember going to see it at the theater when I was very young, maybe 13 or 14.

 hippiechick wrote: 
Was this show put on by Murray the K in the Big Apple?

 hippiechick wrote: 
Yea, I watched some of it, didn't really like the acts that were on while I was watching; lost interest. Would've liked to have seen Beach Boys, Stones and Chuck Berry; Smokey Robinson sounded simply awful!!! Must have been an off night for him.

Remember this, anyone? Anyone? Beuller?

The T.A.M.I. Show Collector's Edition (1964)

This title will be released on March 23, 2010

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies

Joanna Newsom;s new release; she is at the very least interesting and unique!