9/25/74 Berkeley Community Theater

Jackson Browne
Bonnie Raitt

My first time seeing these two greats, in one of my favorite venues.
Both still touring today, 35 years down the road, in fact a friend just saw
Bonnie at the Oakland Paramount last week, said she was still as good as
ever.

On Sep 25, 9:53 am, "burtonlmb" <burton... at (no spam) comcast.net> wrote:

9/25/74 Berkeley Community Theater

Jackson Browne
Bonnie Raitt

My first time seeing these two greats, in one of my favorite venues.
Both still touring today, 35 years down the road, in fact a friend just saw
Bonnie at the Oakland Paramount last week, said she was still as good as
ever.

i may go see JB next month if hes playin with a band, looking forward
to after STANDIN thru that BORIN bruce show from last week. all the
old numbers done up in a VERY UNINSPIRIN manner. more some sort of
JERSEY PEP RALLY than
a music concert. and that SIGN SCHTICK now goes on an on.

On Sep 25, 9:53 am, "burtonlmb" <burton... at (no spam) comcast.net> wrote:

9/25/74 Berkeley Community Theater

Jackson Browne
Bonnie Raitt

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On Sep 25, 9:53 am, "burtonlmb" <burton... at (no spam) comcast.net> wrote:

9/25/74 Berkeley Community Theater

Jackson Browne
Bonnie Raitt

"Burt-there are bootlegs of those two under the title "Bonnie and
Clyde" (that's Browne's first name).  What a great musical pair."

Performing together? I don't remember if they did when I saw them, to tell
you the truth. Sounds cool though.

Speaking of JB bootlegs, Susan, I have one of Jackson and David Lindley,
mostly just the two of them on stage, called "For Everyfan Rides Again".
It's a 7-disc compilation, mostly "duo acoustic". Some real gems on here,
including them doing Lindley's wonderful "Tiki Torches at Twilight", and
quite a few Warren Zevon tunes before anyone knew who Warren was. Also lots
of stories by JB telling why he wrote particular songs. Not to mention much
goofiness by Lindley.
I always think of you when I hear it --- what with Jackson playing Zevon
songs and all. Want a copy?

I think Jackson would be worth seeing in any format. I actually might even
prefer solo.

Did you ever think it'd be a consensus opinion that Bruce should take a
break from touring? Amazing, but I totally agree, and think many many
others might as well.

I'd like to see him go on touring, just as long as it's not with the ESB.
I can't imagine anything he could do with that set-up now that would perk
my interest.

"Robert Neugarten" <r.neugar... at (no spam) planet.nl> wrote:
I'd like to see him go on touring, just as long as it's not with the ESB.
I can't imagine anything he could do with that set-up now that would perk
my interest.

For me it's the other way around.  If the E Street Band of Steven, Garry,
Roy & Max were playing close by I'd go see 'em.  But once you add Bruce and
that cast of thousands and I pass.  It's the BOOM BOOM factor, caint abide.

==================================> Better bring your own redemption when you come
To the barricades of heaven, where I'm from.
                                 Jackson Browne