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I dated Dan Daily in 1977-1979...he was such a good guy...I ❤❤❤❤ him forever..such a great band 👏 ❤

That sure brings back memories...Good ole Keg & Platter...I knew Gary and Carol! 1977, used to jam at Gary & Carols club in Albany...and when Carol was in the hospital for back surgery, I played there with Gary and Tim.

I saw Keith Allison as one of the opening acts for Paul Revere & the Raiders, here in Nashville in 1968, my second ever concert.

There is no WIllamette Industries anymore … now it’s Weyerhaeuser and there are a lot less mills.

Pretty cool!

my beautiful aunt Judy and handsome uncle Joe Keener

Love this

Nice work, Chuck. Makes me homesick for the many great cruise ins of the NW!

I remember them. They played a Salem concert on the roof of Meier and Franks. 60ies

I agree. I saw them in Seattle on August 21, 1964, and I say I "saw" them. There was so much screaming you couldn't hear them.

I read a piece by someone who had attended the concert, and he said you could only hear the beat of the drums - the screaming was too loud to hear the music. Too bad for the music lovers that the hysterical girls, with delusions of being noticed by one of the Beatles, ruined it for them.

These guys sound pretty darn good.

Cool ❤

Do you folks have an old Reel to Reel? I picked a tape up years back with radio ads including Shakey's. I've never listened to it so I have no idea what shape it's in. p.s. Braucht

My bro ran into Jim the last year or so. He seemed to be doing well.

Being a young player back then (1952 here), I don't recall the name Stop. They certainly had good harmonies. Crystal Teardrop,,,, I rem the name only.

Landis, not Landress!!! Tom was one of 2 of my main mentors as a bass player. 7,8 & 9th back then. I have a tribute to Don Braucht on my music (other) channel. Great job you guys are doing. On the airplane around 00:12:00 yes, Rick Seales the Breakaways drummer. Rick again at 00:15:00 Rick was a great drummer whose main influence was Mike Burk (Burke?) from the Wailers.

Sadly, John just recently passed away. He was a goodin for sure. We knew John from all our music & wow did I give him a lot of money for camera gear over the years. He was one of my go to guys at The Shutterbug for years.

dig the electric piano on -Yes your mine--

Ole' Sahj looks like younger Mr Lindsay

not a live recording from 64....... fake live.........

Never heard this recording before....what a beautiful time together by two incredible musicians

They were the best band at Willamette...such wonderful memories of dancing to "Any Way That You Want Me"...sigh!

Remember when news stated facts? I do.

Although our family rarely ate at Bob's as we weren't exactly made of money, I will never forget those 1980s TV ads with the jingle that goes "It's not just a burger, it's a Bob's".

In 1976 our family lived about three blocks from the Bob's at W11th and Garfield in Eugene. We lived at the Westmoreland Student Housing Apartments but I believe we stayed there for just one month before moving several miles north of Elmira. We never ate there in ’76 but did move back to Eugene in '78 and in the 1980s we only occasionally ate there but eating out was rare. I remembered the roof at that location being yellow. I was thrown off seeing the roof green in 1990, but I was living in Florence on the coast by that time. That location eventually became a donut shop, then in 2009 it was torn down, replaced by Aaron's furniture store.

Do you by any chance have any other films of this band?

Paul Revere & the Raiders are one of the nost underrated groups ever I remember Jim Valley was nicknamed Harpo because of his resemblance to the Marx Brother.

What's the personnel and tracklist for this show?

There was a time, I was told, you could walk across the back of Salmon and Steelhead. Thomas creek.

❤ thank you for this .I had the opportunity to meet Ricky after this concert and I did it was awesome. Sadly a few years later 1985 terrible plane crash took his life . Singer pat Upton would have been on that flight had he accepted the offer from Ricky they were Great friends

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I am still their Groupie! ❤

Having had the great pleasure of watching this band live on several occasions in the 70's (practices, high school dances, a kegger in Cascadia and a couple of dive bars), it's a great joy to hear them once again! They were tight and hard working musicians. Thanks for sharing!

Does anyone know if this band performed together in in 1966 ? I was a huge fan of N.W. rock bands & because i was too young even at 13 & grown up in seattle area, i went to every concert & the huge battle of the bands in august 1966 in greenlake outdoors, Seattle Wa. I voted for the opening act, The Bumps & i heard them again in 1967, anyway it was amazing that the sonics, the wailors whom my drum teacher of the next year for me anyway performed along with his band mates and everyone who heard these cats & watched them, No Doubt were blown away and even myself, walked away in late 66,67,68 &1969 telling anyone who would listen that The City Zu were the Best !!! And A Shout Out To a band who performed at the 1967 Teen Fair put on by radio station KJR Seattle Dick Curtis & The Great Pat O' Day, now after all that Yes i agree that The Live Five put on a great show at the 1966 battle of the bands at Green Lake Seattle WA & Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs...

Geez these guys are very good.

I was there. Highest priced tickets were $6.00. In 2023, that would be $58.60. Still a bargain. The Beatles were on stage for all of 33 minutes.

I love how his voice sounds even if it's a bit scrambled here

This is gold😊

I loved it, thank you 😊

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Outstanding song. I was born in '61 for reference.

balboa what a great time to growup in eugene

Love you guys.

Kicks was my favorite iconic guitar riff. Great song.

Saw the show where they opened for Paul Revere & The Raiders (per the poster), and they were incredible. First time I saw a band capture anything by The Beatles successfully, and I think they did Magical Mystery Tour and Good Day Sunshine. WOW!

This is great! That picture of him playing was at the White Coaster. I played bass and my buddy Jonny played drums in Saneanthean Tomb for a year or so. We opened for Jay Gilbert's Wages of Fun. Our first time in a bar, we were 18.

Wow this must be around '63??

Grew up on Bob's burgers and miss them to this day