Tag Don A. Metivier
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof for George Gobel)
Carpenters Keep Hits But Change Image
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 12, 1976
The “new” sound of the Carpenters was heard in Saratoga Performing Arts Center …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof for Debby Robert)
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 7, 1976
The Post-Star, July 30, 1976
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof for Debby Robert)
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 7, 1976
The Post-Star, July 30, 1976
Crowd Cheers Beach Boys
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 29, 1975
A well-behaved crowd of 26,892 cheered and danced their way through an hour-long concert by the Beach Boys at Saratoga Performing Arts Center Wednesday night.
It …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof for Molly Bee)
Song Festival: Good TV Fare But ‘Disaster’ on The Scene
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, September 4, 1974
Viewers who watch the American Song Festival finals on …
Song Festival Closes Late
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, September 3, 1974
The American Song Festival wound up its four-day stay at Saratoga Performing Arts Center Monday night, running late as usual.
The final program got underway 55 minutes …
Festival Under Way
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 31, 1974
A Connecticut hospital worker and three West Coast musicians were the first winners at the American Song Festival as it got off to a rocky start Friday …
Goodman Takes 7,000 on Nostalgia Trip
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 15, 1974
It may have been 1974 but it sounded like 1938 Tuesday evening at the Saratoga Festival.
Benny Goodman, the King of Swing, returned to …
5,000 Hear Andy Williams At Saratoga
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, July 9, 1974
Andy Williams starred Sunday evening in another of the Saratoga Festival’s polished and smooth special events.
The holder of 17 gold records, representing the …
(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
