(editor’s note – Phoebe Snow was the originally scheduled opener, but canceled.)
by Chat Blakeman, The Saratogian
James Taylor returned to Saratoga Performing Arts Center for the second year in a row Sunday …
(editor’s note – Phoebe Snow was the originally scheduled opener, but canceled.)
Photo by Steven S. Lovelett, The Times Record, July 21, 1975

(editor’s note – Muddy Waters was the scheduled opener, but canceled the day of the show)
(editor’s note – This date was originally scheduled to be Kris Kristofferson, Rita Coolidge, and Billy Swan but Kristofferson was forced to cancel due …
Photo by Steven S. Lovelett, The Times Record, June 30, 1975

by Donald E. Wilcock, The Times Record, June 27, 1975
Zap. The first clear note of Eric Clapton’s “Layla” cut the mob like a laser through a powder keg. More than 27,000 voices screamed …
by Georgia Urban, The Times Record, June 25, 1975
Not all of the music was of the highest caliber, but there was some good jazz offered at Saratoga Performing Arts Center’s Second Annual Upstate Jazz …
(editor’s note – Stanley Turrentine was scheduled to play, but canceled)
by Georgia Urban, The Times Record, June 25, 1975
Not all of the music was of the highest caliber, but there was some good …
by Donald E. Wilcock, The Times Record, August 31, 1974
What would happen if they put on a giant concert and nobody showed up? Last night, the opening act of the four-day American Song …
(editor’s note – no ex post facto proof)
The Post-Star, August 27, 1974

The Times Record, August 27, 1974

by Doug deLisle, The Times Record, August 27, 1974
IF THERE IS, as theologians love to speculate, a personal hell for all of us. I often fear that mine will consist of being strapped …
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