I was there, up front, 15 feet from the band. At 15 years old I already had seen some good shows but nothing compares to that one.
Is there a play list available?
No, I haven’t been able to find a review of the show that lists the songs played.
I was there also, we drove down from the Hyattsville area
I remember this concert. There were some fantastic groups of that period. I had a t-shirt from decades until it wore out. I think the Eagles showed up late, arriving in a helicopter. Fun times.
Was there age 19 I re.ber most of the bwasands Harry Chapin the band If, Rufs with Chaka Chan Chambers Brothers, Mandrill that’s the 1s I rember and wowasf course Eagles. The people I went with left early I got on the back side of the stage behind stage was standing by some trees 🌳 and didn’t know the people in front of me
Was there with 3 other guys—two in the trunk of my ‘69 GTO. Just as i was approaching the gate, one of the guys in the trunk passed some really nasty gas and the other guy started yelling and banging on the trunk to get out. I had to crank up the stereo to drown him out.
My parents were part of this show’s promotion and organization in 1974. I was 8 years old and we stayed at the ranch for about two weeks. Forever memories for me. Met Harry Chapin, Bo Diddley during rehearsals and got to sit on stage for performances and met Wolfman Jack. All were totally cool. And an especially fond memory with the Eagles. One of their contract riders was a request for home cooked food while they were on the ranch. This was on my mom to accommodate. They were stayed up in a Winnebago and I recall going with my mom when she was making a big batch of spaghetti for them in their Winnie. They totally embraced my presence. They were playing cards and asked me if I played cards and I told them Crazy Eights. They asked me to have a seat at the table they were at and play cards and we played Crazy Eights while my mom cooked this big ass pot of spaghetti. The Winnie had this wine colored crushed velvet interior with gold accents. Will never forget that whole summer experience for as long as I live.
looking for the above poster, I live there and was there, now 75 years old, thx steve
josagjj@yahoo.com, thx you for your time
The above is just a newspaper ad. I’ve never seen a poster. They’re probably pretty rare.
I was there, up front, 15 feet from the band. At 15 years old I already had seen some good shows but nothing compares to that one.
Is there a play list available?
No, I haven’t been able to find a review of the show that lists the songs played.
I was there also, we drove down from the Hyattsville area
I was there too – I was the guitarist of Stories. Great day. Great memory
I was there also and have the directional sign.
I remember this concert. There were some fantastic groups of that period. I had a t-shirt from decades until it wore out. I think the Eagles showed up late, arriving in a helicopter. Fun times.
Was there age 19 I re.ber most of the bwasands Harry Chapin the band If, Rufs with Chaka Chan Chambers Brothers, Mandrill that’s the 1s I rember and wowasf course Eagles. The people I went with left early I got on the back side of the stage behind stage was standing by some trees 🌳 and didn’t know the people in front of me
Remember that naked girl got up on stage and introduced the Eagles. What a night to remember.
Was there with 3 other guys—two in the trunk of my ‘69 GTO. Just as i was approaching the gate, one of the guys in the trunk passed some really nasty gas and the other guy started yelling and banging on the trunk to get out. I had to crank up the stereo to drown him out.
My parents were part of this show’s promotion and organization in 1974. I was 8 years old and we stayed at the ranch for about two weeks. Forever memories for me. Met Harry Chapin, Bo Diddley during rehearsals and got to sit on stage for performances and met Wolfman Jack. All were totally cool. And an especially fond memory with the Eagles. One of their contract riders was a request for home cooked food while they were on the ranch. This was on my mom to accommodate. They were stayed up in a Winnebago and I recall going with my mom when she was making a big batch of spaghetti for them in their Winnie. They totally embraced my presence. They were playing cards and asked me if I played cards and I told them Crazy Eights. They asked me to have a seat at the table they were at and play cards and we played Crazy Eights while my mom cooked this big ass pot of spaghetti. The Winnie had this wine colored crushed velvet interior with gold accents. Will never forget that whole summer experience for as long as I live.