by Lee Coleman, The Post-Star, August 15, 1973
The moon and 16,500 rock music lovers welcomed “America” to the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Monday night.
The crisp, clear, moonlit night was perfect for sitting on …
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 14, 1973
Whomever labeled Liberace “Mr. Showmanship” really knew wherefore he spoke.
The popular entertainer played two shows Sunday at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, attracting more than …
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 14, 1973
Whomever labeled Liberace “Mr. Showmanship” really knew wherefore he spoke.
The popular entertainer played two shows Sunday at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, attracting more than …
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 8, 1973
Johnny Mathis and pianist Erroll Garner teamed up to present one of the best concerts of the season Monday night at the Saratoga Festival.…
by Mark Frost, The Post-Star, August 7, 197
It’s hard to grab hold of a good Sha-Na-Na performance.
Because of the grease.
But the Fifties gang was a little easier to grasp at SPAC …
by George C. Jordan III, The Morning Union, July 30, 1973
Several people Sunday afternoon were dancing in the aisles at Saratoga Performing Arts Center as Motown Records’ five little boys with their …
by Craig Wilson, The Post-Star, July 2, 1973
John Denver didn’t give a concert Saturday night at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center.
He created a mood.
Using a full symphony orchestra and several …
The Times Record, June 30, 1973
Music fans at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center last night were treated to unexpected guest stars on the first half of the program — people like Stevie Wonder …
by Bill Rice, The Times Record, June 28, 1973
B.B. King, a blues singer and guitarist out of Mississippi who is riding as high on a crest of popularity right now as …
by Bill Rice, The Times Record, June 25, 1973
Most of the popular music groups that were on top in the early sixties are now either defunct or playing in rock revival shows.
Not so …
by Bill Rice, The Times Record, June 23, 1973
SARATOGA SPRINGS – It was 2 p.m. Friday, hot and humid, with a trace of rain in the sky.
Driving north on Interstate 87, we saw …
by Bruce Husten, The Times Record, June 21, 1973
Bette Davis, the outspoken Academy Award-winning actress, talked last night about Liz Taylor, Johnny Carson, movie mogul Jack Warner and the Gay Liberation Movement before …
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