It was probably before the Cal Jam concert that Black Oak Arkansas
played at with Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and ELP. Figure around 1973
or early 74.
Others will probably know more.
Tony
Wes
<Alaz...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Without checking my Collector's club cd, I think the Crim opened for BOA
on that tour. Apparently BOA wasn't happy with following the Crim, cuz
aftwards they sounded kind of lame.
> On Sat, 14 May 2005 01:23:58 -0700, Alazulxx wrote:
>
>> I have just finished downloading approx 5 minutes of what I assume is a
>> promo film or legit relese of a double bill with King Crimson and Black
>> Oak Arkansas at the same venue. Can anyone tell me who opened for who,
>> and describe this wierdness if you were present then or simoky hust
>> know about it?? This film has end credits (directed
>> by....cameraman...etc...) KC is playing the end of "Larks Tongues In
>> Aspic" part 2 over the end titles.... I also take that this is the
>> end of the film. Does anyone know if this is part of an available
>> DVD or VHS full length? Was this just these 2 bands or were there
>> more bands involved? AMD where was it filmed? So many questions/
>> Thanks to all for any info. JUST AN OLDER HIPPIE AND cRIMHEAD here
>
> Without checking my Collector's club cd, I think the Crim opened for BOA
> on that tour. Apparently BOA wasn't happy with following the Crim, cuz
> aftwards they sounded kind of lame.
They only sounded lame following King Crimson?
--Jeremy
--
"Jazz is not dead, it just smells funny." -- Frank Zappa
Ya just have to imagine Ruby Starr in her teeny-tiny Daisy Duke shorts
& platform shoes screaming "Go, Robert Fripp!" to have it all make
sense.