Tag Rutland Daily Herald
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 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 …
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 …
Crosby, Stills, Nash: Mellow Like Aging Vintage Wine
by Bob Drzewiczewski, Rutland Daily Herald, July 26, 1978
How many times have you heard the advertising slogan “new and improved”? It usually means that they’ve changed the cover or label …
The Frequent and Familiar Radio Tunes Make ‘America’ Concert Crowd-Pleaser
by Bob Drzewiczewski, Rutland Daily Herald, June 19, 1978
Bless the almighty hit single (45 rpm) record and its frequent play on AM radio waves; it creates concert heroes.…
England Dan And John Ford Coley Play Saratoga
by John Drzewiczewski, Rutland Daily Herald, July 31, 1977
With names like England Dan and John Ford Coley, one would normally expect a pair of young British lads with Cockney accents …
The Captain And Tennille Play Saratoga
by Bob Drzewiczewski, Rutland Daily Herald, July 10, 1977
Click. The television set is turned on at exactly 8:15 p.m., and The Captain (Daryl Dragon) and Toni Tennille appear on the screen.
Only …
Nostalgia At Saratoga: Crosby, Stills and Nash Do It Again
by Tom Greeley, Rutland Daily Herald, June 26, 1977
You can go back—David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash proved that last week with a brilliant edition of their …
Crosby’s Voice Exits, But the Show’s Good
by Beatrice Taylor, Rutland Daily Herald, September 9, 1976
The performances of David Crosby and Graham Nash were as well done and enjoyable as ever at Saratoga recently, but the wear and …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof for Richie Furay.)
(editor’s note – Original opener was supposed to be Michael Martin Murphey)
Janis Ian Returns A Different Image
by Bob Drzewiczewski, Rutland Daily Herald, August 29, 1972
Janis …