Carol R. Richards, The Ithaca Journal, July 23, 1968
Folk music, the rejected flower child of the hippie generation, is alive and thriving in Saratoga.
The “in” sound of the early 60s’, …
Don A. Metivier, The Glens Falls Times, July 23, 1968
Nature provided an eerie background of flashing lightning and clapping thunder as Peter, Paul and Mary presented …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 23, 1968
Peter, Paul and Mary did it last night. They drew over 12,000 at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center for their concert, the …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 16, 1968
The estimated 7,000 attending last night’s concert by Al Hirt at Saratoga Performing Arts Center got their money’s worth and then …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 1, 1968
Whether you’ve ever seen Victor Borge before or not is of little consequence. His humor remains universal and delightful for the entire …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, July 1, 1968
Whether you’ve ever seen Victor Borge before or not is of little consequence. His humor remains universal and delightful for the entire …
Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, June 29, 1968
Arlo Guthrie is an interesting performer. He’s atrocious in appearance with mounds of kinky, curly hair, pale complexion and a lethargic manner, in sharp contrast …
by Don A. Metivier, The Glens Falls Times, June 29, 1968
Folk singers Arlo Guthrie and Judy Collins, two of the most popular and successful of the current crop of young “Protest-Folk” entertainers in …
by Tom Slayton, Rutland Daily Herald, June 29, 1968
Two kinds of modern-day minstrels played a program of modern-day music to an enthusiastic crowd of modern-day kids here Friday night.
But the …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, June 28, 1968
Dinah Shore has to be listed as one of today’s finest vocalists and performers if last night’s performance at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center is any …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, June 27, 1968
It may have been damp and cold at Saratoga Performing Arts Center last night when the show started but the “heat” of a fantastic …
by Don A. Metivier, The Glens Falls Times, June 27, 1968
“Understandin’ is the greatest thing in the world,” sang the great Ray Charles, and the chilled crowd of several thousand persons in the cavernous …
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