by Bill Brina, The Knickerbocker News, September 2, 1977
When physicists talk about Brownian motion, they’re referring to the random movements of molecules. But the Brownean movement on stage at the Saratoga Performing …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof for Pezband)
by Bill Brina, The Knickerbocker News, June 22, 1977
It wasn’t the biggest crowd of the season at Saratoga Performing Arts …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof for Kenny Loggins)
by Bill Brina, The Knickerbocker News, June 20, 1977
Saratoga County isn’t exactly vintage territory for the urbane Philadelphia-based blue-eyed soul of Darryl …
by Bill Brina, The Knickerbocker News, July 3, 1976
Stan Kenton and Maynard Ferguson were supposed to deliver an evening of big band jazz for SPAC’s somewhat curious “Upstate Jazz Festival” last evening. Music they …
by Bill Brina, The Knickerbocker News, September 2, 1975
The Doobie Brothers try hard. Drummers John Hartman and Keith Knudsen command a battleship array of percussion. Guitarists Pat Simmons and Jeffrey Baxter leap …
(editor’s note – Muddy Waters was the scheduled opener, but canceled the day of the show. Eros replaced him.)
(editor’s note – This date was originally scheduled to be Kris Kristofferson, Rita Coolidge, and Billy Swan, but Kristofferson was forced …
by Bill Brina, The Knickerbocker News, July 7, 1975
As the newly reunited David Clayton-Thomas & Blood, Sweat and Tears came out onto the Saratoga Performing Arts Center stage, one loudmouthed gentleman sitting nearby let …
by Bill Brina, The Knickerbocker News, June 19, 1975
Lynyrd Skynyrd, the North Florida band with an aggressive pro-Dixie stance and an unspellable, unpronounceable name, drew about 12,000 to SPAC Tuesday night for an evening …
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