Campo also got Santana, Steve Miller, and Frumious Bandersnatch in the late 60's.

I think all this was in 68 or 69.

bearister said:

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Eddie played a party at my frat in '75. I gave him the check ($500). He was professional, a gentleman and he killed it that night.


Greg Kihn, Jimmy Lyon, and Eddie (circa early 80's)

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Got free tickets to go see Eddie Money once (this was after he was in the greatest hits portion of his career) playing a relatively small venue compared to what he played in his heyday. Absolutely killed it - gave 100%. Great showman.

Also apparently a very nice guy in person.

bearister said:

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I read the definitive Dead book, A Long Strange Trip and was surprised to see they played at Las Lomas in the 1960's

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October 1966 for $2.00

Sponsored by the WC Civic Arts Center.
Only 50 to 100 showed up. The band was bummed that the school had a policy banning dancing.

http://deadsources.blogspot.com/2022/01/october-23-1966-las-lomas-high-school.html

DiabloWags said:

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bearister said:

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I read the definitive Dead book, A Long Strange Trip and was surprised to see they played at Las Lomas in the 1960's

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October 1966 for $2.00

Sponsored by the WC Civic Arts Center.
Only 50 to 100 showed up. The band was bummed that the school had a policy banning dancing.

http://deadsources.blogspot.com/2022/01/october-23-1966-las-lomas-high-school.html

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The late Markie Post was probably at the back of the gym on a snootful of blotter acid doing interpretive dancing.

sonofabear51 said:

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Campo also got Santana, Steve Miller, and Frumious Bandersnatch in the late 60's.

I think all this was in 68 or 69.

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Cool!