by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, September 3, 1968
Rowan and Martin’s “Comedy Concert” at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, drawing 7,000 Saturday night and 4,000 Sunday afternoon, brought the first risque material to the …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 31, 1968
What can be said about Bill Cosby but that he is the greatest? In damp cold last night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, he kept …
by Bruce Husten, The Times Record, August 30, 1968
There was little to rave about at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center last night. The featured attraction was The Bee Gees, and at best their performance was …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 30, 1968
The sound was loud and amplified, the garb outlandish and the hair long, yet the Bee Gees were a personable, delightful, talented …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 21, 1968
When 4,500 adults and young people start singing and clapping their hands to American folk songs, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center really comes alive. …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 20, 1968
An all-time high of over 16,000 turned out for the fantastic concert of Simon and Garfunkel last night at the Saratoga Performing …
The Bennington Banner, August 20, 1968
Upwards of 17,000 persons Monday night attended the Simon and Garfunkel concert at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. It was an all-time SPAC attendance record. Traffic was clogged for miles and …
by Peg Breen, The Glens Falls Times, August 20, 1968
The more than 16,000 Simon and Garfunkel fans who packed the Saratoga Performing Arts Center’s amphitheatre last night and made the vast lawn space …
by Edward Frank, The Troy Record, August 20, 1968
A record-breaking crowd of some 16,200 people saw, heard, and wildly applauded Simon and Garfunkel at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center …
by Carol Richards, The Ithaca Journal, August 8, 1968
Even when you’re one of 3,000 listeners, an evening with Ravi Shankar is a very personal experience.
The renowned sitar player and a host of other musicians …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 8, 1968
Music as universal language was the predominant factor in initial reaction to Ravi Shankar and his Festival From India in concert Tuesday night at …
by Marilyn Nason, The Post-Star, August 6, 1968
For the 11,000—of every—age noisily crowding Saratoga Performing Arts Center last night, Diana Ross and the Supremes offered a highly professional, entertaining show. But …
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