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Comment on Sunrise Highway by Marylin Vanamerongen

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Comment on First US show for Cream and The Who that most fans don’t know about! by Rolling Stone

Rolling Stone — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 10:30:58 +0000

I saw the show the day The Blues Magoos were the guests. Some of the acts–Rascals, Simon and G and the Blues Magoos–only played one day. The others played the five shows a day. I stayed for four of them. Cream played Sweet Wine and I’m So Glad at each show I saw. In between shows, they played some horrible movie which I guess they hoped would clear out the theater.

Comment on Sunrise Highway by Mark Weiner

Mark Weiner — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 17:42:26 +0000

The best compliment is that Sunrise Highway merits listening again and again. Marc Silvert clearly understands and respects the genre but beyond the homage, Marc offers a refreshing update for those looking for new approaches to a classic sound.

Comment on Sunrise Highway by David Tee

David Tee — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 02:26:20 +0000

The music of Sunrise Highway, has definitely set some wind in my sail. Smooth vocal harmony’s are wonderful..a sound you’d like to hear everyday on the radio, while your driving.
It would be nice to see a band like this on late night tv talk shows. As a music performer myself for many years…this sound already has Grammy’s success. Keep on writting the hits Sunrise Highway.

Comment on First US show for Cream and The Who that most fans don’t know about! by stan friedmann

stan friedmann — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:17:31 +0000

saw danny kalb ( blues project) at katz’s deli last night. we shared some memories and pastrami. great guy. great guitarist. I was at one of those brooklyn shows. went on all day. and there were travel movies of australia as a warm up. unreal.

Comment on Sunrise Highway by Surf Music

Surf Music — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 00:44:38 +0000

Cool post dude

Comment on First US show for Cream and The Who that most fans don’t know about! by T Walsh

T Walsh — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 03:18:25 +0000

I was there also! I had seen The Young Rascals at Murray the K’s World. I wanted to go to see the Young Rascals. My older sisters got the tickets and we took the train in from Long Island with two of my sisters high school friends. When we arrived at the theatre I saw the billboard and counted the bands. All these bands for a few bucks! I thought I was seeing just the Young Rascals. I recognized the names, Mitch Ryder, Wilson Pickett, Smokey Robinson, The Blues Project, Simon & Garfunkel and the Blues Magoos. I had no idea Who “The” Cream or The Who were. I enjoyed the Young Rascals but were blown away by Cream & The Who. I believe (it has been a long time) Ginger Baker had a stack of drumsticks and was bouncing them one at a time off his drums and letting them fly into the audience as souvenirs. My favorite song of all time remains, “Sunshine of Your Love”. I have taught both my sons how to play it on guitar. They play it better than me now and they love it. Great Memories!!

Comment on First US show for Cream and The Who that most fans don’t know about! by Juan Alvarez

Juan Alvarez — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 23:35:33 +0000

I was there. the show started durin the afternoon. The place was nearly empty. But ther Who put on the best and the last act. “My Generation”. Even though I was more of a soul music fan and I wanted to see Mitch Ryder perform “devil in a blue”. For $2.50 – $3.50, I had a seat in the 5th row. I still remember Pete townsend was wore a striped black and white top. Wilson Pickett wore a Purple jump suit. Mitch ryder wore a white tights and a blue pirate jacket. The RKO is no longer there but the history is still alive..

Comment on First US show for Cream and The Who that most fans don’t know about! by Fuzzboxman

Fuzzboxman — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 23:19:38 +0000

Most at time were not in the know. But how could you know. Ryder put on a hell of a show.

Comment on First US show for Cream and The Who that most fans don’t know about! by Ross Mason

Ross Mason — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 17:13:57 +0000

This was my first concert and I clearly remember when Cream came on stage the wall behind the stage had a giant pitcher of cream being slowly poured out then it reversed and went back into the pitcher. I could believe the next band busted up those nice instruments. I had no idea “Who” they were at the time!!! Sad to say, the reason I went was to see Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels.