I was there for a concert in 1972, it was Its A Beautiful Day as the headliner. Elvin Bishop was second billing, that’s when he had Jo Baker as vocalist. The opening act I never ever forget and to this day I cannot find anything on them, it was a band from frisco I think called ‘Grandma’ Its was just a bass player who played leads on his bass and a drummer who was this small guy with a mountain of drums all over his drum kit and he could play them all. He did his drum solo and played the wooden floor also, the theatre was such a beautiful place and the acoustics were awesome. Great historic things are always gone for the reason that they are old. Nothing is sacred any longer and its all about money money money.. Too Bad..
I was there for a concert in 1972, it was Its A Beautiful Day as the headliner. Elvin Bishop was second billing, that’s when he had Jo Baker as vocalist. The opening act I never ever forget and to this day I cannot find anything on them, it was a band from frisco I think called ‘Grandma’ Its was just a bass player who played leads on his bass and a drummer who was this small guy with a mountain of drums all over his drum kit and he could play them all. He did his drum solo and played the wooden floor also, the theatre was such a beautiful place and the acoustics were awesome. Great historic things are always gone for the reason that they are old. Nothing is sacred any longer and its all about money money money.. Too Bad..