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“Newport Jazz Festival” @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (July 1, 1979)

Jazz masters in spotlight

by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, July 2, 1979

A wide variety of jazz sounds filled Saratoga Performing Arts Center this weekend as the Newport Jazz Festival made its second annual appearance in Saratoga Springs.…

“Newport Jazz Festival” @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (June 30, 1979)

Jazz masters in spotlight

by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, July 2, 1979

A wide variety of jazz sounds filled Saratoga Performing Arts Center this weekend as the Newport Jazz Festival made its second annual appearance in Saratoga Springs.…

America / McGuinn, Clark and Hillman @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (June 26, 1979)

Former Members of the Byrds Win Victory With Unfamiliar Audience

bo Bob Drzewiczewski, Rutland Daily Herald, June 28, 1979

Reunions are often uncomfortable nostalgic affairs that remind people of their age, economic shortcomings or expanding waistlines.

Musical regroupings are …

Joan Baez @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (June 25, 1979)

Joan Baez Is Alive and Controversial and Taking Singing Lessons

by Megan D. Price, Rutland Daily Herald, June 28, 1979

They filed in by ones and twos, in three-piece suits and polyester pantsuits, in torn jeans and shaggy beards …

The Marshall Tucker Band / Pure Prairie League @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (June 16, 1979)

Tucker rocks SPAC

by Jeff Wilkin, The Post-Star, June 19, 1979

The cowboys were out in force in Saratoga Saturday night.

Approximately 17,000 people, many sporting Western-style headgear, turned out to hear the country-bluegrass sounds of the Marshall Tucker …

The Allman Brothers Band / Bob Welch @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (June 11, 1979)

Allmans’ powerful appearance opens SPAC’s 1979 season

by Mike Kane, The Post-Star, June 13, 1979

The Allman Brothers put their fans to a test Monday night at Saratoga Performing Arts Center.

First, the reborn brothers made the 10,165 fans …

Neil Sedaka / Dean Friedman @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (August 30, 1978)

Neil Sedaka: He Is Still the King of Shooby-Doo

by Bob Drzewiczewski, Rutland Daily Herald, September 1, 1978

Wild encores, standing ovations, near-deafening applause, and flower-carrying women were some of the highlights of Wednesday evening’s performance at the Saratoga …

Neil Sedaka / Dean Friedman @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (August 30, 1978)

Festival Winding Down

by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, September 1, 1978

The final week of specials at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center winds up tonight with the first Saratoga appearance of Liza Minnelli.

Monday night, a crowd of …

Chuck Mangione @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (August 22, 1978)

Chuck Mangione Plays for 10,962

by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 23, 1978

Every time Chuck Mangione returns to Saratoga Performing Arts Center, he has grown more musically.

Charles Francis Mangione, the 38-year-old from Rochester, has seen his …

Peter, Paul, and Mary @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (August 14, 1978)

Trio’s Reunion Shows Magic Remains

by Barbara Stone, The Post-Star, August 17, 1978

Peter, Paul and Mary are together again with their own special magic.

The folk singers played to an appreciative audience of 9,096 Monday night at the …

Henry Mancini with the Philadelphia Orchestra @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (August 12, 1978)

Mancini a Hit With Philadelphians

by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 14, 1978

“I want to thank Eugene Ormandy for the use of the band, they were great,” Henry Mancini told a sold-out crowd at Saratoga Performing Arts …

Fleetwood Mac / Bob Welch @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center (July 26, 1978)

(editor’s note – originally scheduled for June 30)

(editor’s note – Randy Newman was originally scheduled for this date, but that show was canceled)

Fleetwood Mac boggles the eardrums

by Kyle Hughes, Bennington Banner, July 28, 1978

The crowd …

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