Following the kings and I, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison at The Theatre at Madison Square, there was a Sunday night in March, 1998 on Broadway to see The King and I.

Real Real Gone

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I am not sure which night I attended the Bob Dylan and Van Morrison concert, but two legends together on the same night in New York City was a night to behold. I am pretty certain that on the same night that I attended Dylan and Morrison at The Theatre, the Rolling Stones were performing in the MSG arena above our heads; amazing stuff.

Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out!

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Following my month employed at the U.S.Tennis Open in Queens when I was too tired to catch either night of the Charlie Watts Tribute at the Blue Note or the Dirty Knobs sr the Paramount in Huntington (I hate eating tickets), I went to see Roxy Music at Madison Square Garden on my last of 29 straight days working. I am not really a big fan of the band but the show was interesting in a progressive rock sort of way, The promoters apparently overreached with the pricing and venue ultimately and unexpectedly relocating everyone from the rafters down to the first level of the venue. Upon our arrival, my cheapest seat in the house nosebleed seats became what were initially for sale at $300+ face; those who sat in the vicinity who paid full price ought to have been rightfully pissed.

I went to both nights of Slowhand at MSG and it was a fine concert. At this point in his career, I figured it may be the last chance for me to catch Mr. Clapton perform and he did not disappoint Eric Clapton not only plays the blues, he now also looks like one of the old blues guys he has always admired and aspired to become.

I Shot the Sheriff

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