by Don Wilcock, The Troy Record, October 6, 1974

by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, September 11, 1972
The final series of specials at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center opened Friday evening with a bomb—Blood, Sweat and Tears, a …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, September 5, 1972
Neil Diamond presented a concert at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Sunday evening that was as perfect a pop show as any ever held …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, September 4, 1972
At the beginning of her big song, Proud Mary, Tina Turner explains, “We never do nuthin’ nice and easy, we do everything nice …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, August 29, 1972
At first glance there isn’t an awful lot most men would admire in Sonny Bono. He isn’t tall, he isn’t handsome, he …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, August 29, 1972
At first glance there isn’t an awful lot most men would admire in Sonny Bono. He isn’t tall, he isn’t handsome, he …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, August 28, 1972
Singer Nancy Wilson was at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Sunday evening and the proverbial “small but attentive audience” that generally turns out …
by Don A. Metivier, The Post-Star, August 23, 1972
(editor’s note – Deep Purple was originally supposed to play with Fleetwood Mac on this date, but their arrival date to the U.S. …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, August 16, 1972
It might seem a little presumptuous for a group to go by the name “The World’s Greatest Jazz Band” but not …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, August 15, 1972
The concert of the highly-touted British Rock group, Emerson, Lake and Palmer at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Sunday evening, was ruined …
by Bill Rice, The Troy Record, August 7, 1972
There is more than one reason why the tag fabulous is so often used in front of the group name, Fifth Dimension. For one, this …
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