The Post-Star, September 16
(editor’s note – This date was originally scheduled to be the Grateful Dead, but was canceled due to security concerns. Bill Cosby was scheduled as the replacement artist, but he too canceled, …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof)
Poughkeepsie Journal, September 15, 1972

The Post-Star, August 31, 1972
(editor’s note – This date was originally supposed to be the Grateful Dead, but was canceled …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof)
Daily Freeman, September 10, 1972

Rutland Daily Herald, August 4, 1972
(editor’s note – This date was originally supposed to be Pat Boone …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, September 11, 1972
The final series of specials at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center opened Friday evening with a bomb—Blood, Sweat and Tears, a …
The Post-Star, August 16, 1972
The Allman Brothers Band has canceled its Saratoga Performing Arts Center appearance.
The group was scheduled to appear Thursday, Sept. 7. A SPAC spokesman said the band had canceled …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof)
Syracuse Herald-Journal, September 4, 1972

by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, September 5, 1972
Neil Diamond presented a concert at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Sunday evening that was as perfect a pop show as any ever held …
by Pat Childs, The Post-Star, September 5, 1972
“We were here last year,” singer and songwriter Neil Diamond told a large and enthusiastic crowd of 11,376 at Saratoga Performing Arts Center Sunday night, “and because …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, September 4, 1972
At the beginning of her big song, Proud Mary, Tina Turner explains, “We never do nuthin’ nice and easy, we do everything nice …
The Times Record, September 2, 1972
There are hard acts to follow and then there are impossible acts to follow, as the members of the rock group, Rare Earth, found …
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