Photo by Steven S. Lovelett, The Times Record, June 30, 1975

by Steve Grandin, The Saratogian
It’s both enjoyable and painful to watch Stephen Stills perform. On one hand, his coarse voice, familiar lyrics, and fine guitar work …
by Donald E. Wilcock, The Times Record, June 27, 1975
Zap. The first clear note of Eric Clapton’s “Layla” cut the mob like a laser through a powder keg. More than 27,000 voices screamed …
by Cliff Lee, The Post-Star, June 28, 1975
It wasn’t a capacity crowd, according to officials, but the more than 26,000 persons who jammed Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) for …
by Bryan Jackson, The Saratogian
It was the recipe for a perfect rock concert. All of the right ingredients were there and in the proper amounts. One part performing arts …
by Bryan Jackson, The Saratogian
If the music period known as the “Swing Era” had survived, it would be celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
“Swing” exploded with a fireworks force in the mid-30’s and …
by Georgia Urban, The Times Record, June 25, 1975
Not all of the music was of the highest caliber, but there was some good jazz offered at Saratoga Performing Arts Center’s Second Annual Upstate Jazz …
(editor’s note – Stanley Turrentine was scheduled to play, but canceled)
by Georgia Urban, The Times Record, June 25, 1975
Not all of the music was of the highest caliber, but there was some good …
(editor’s note – Stanley Turrentine was scheduled to play, but canceled)
Photo by Teddy Sherwood, The Saratogian

by Steve Grandin, The Saratogian
“We jus’ wanna play our music and take it to the people, ” said Ronnie Van Zant, lead singer of Lynyrd Skynyrd. And Lynyrd Skynyrd did play …
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