Month June 1974
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof)
The Times Record, June 28, 1974
by Don Wilcock, The Troy Record, October 6, 1974
Lightfoot charms fans in low-keyed performance
by Jim Kunstler, The Knickerbocker News, June 26, 1974
It’s really amazing how different the audiences are. Gordon Lightfoot’s was a clean, hygienic audience, drawn from that mid-American wad of the upwardly mobile, where …
by Bill Skirving, The Knickerbocker News, June 26, 1974
From the number of Albany residents at Saratoga Performing Arts Center Sunday night to hear the Preservation Hall Jazz Band from New Orleans, there must have been more than a casual …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof)
(editor’s note – Duke Ellington was originally scheduled to play, but died)
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, June 21, 1974
A joyous dose of Joplin from ragtime ensemble
by Jim Kunstler, The Knickerbocker News, June 20, 1974
“Ninety million people in this country think that Marvin Hamlisch wrote ‘The Sting.’ It bothers me terribly. It just isn’t fair.”
Speaking is …
Revival of Ragtime Takes Over SPAC Stage
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, June 19, 1974
A group of college students re-created the 70-year-old music of a long-dead composer Monday night at the Saratoga Festival.
The combination of the …
Beach Boys ‘clean fun’ amid facismo weirdness
by Jim Kunstler, The Knickerbocker News, June 18, 1974
‘A bicentennial spirit’
A really evil afternoon, complete with tornadoes, ripened into a gentle, misty, veiled evening. There was even a kind of premature …
