Ok, I'm not a huge concert goer, been to a few when in the Army stationed in California. But, of the ones I have seen, two famous acts come to mind that I would bet very few, and maybe no one on this board has seen live.

 

Yes- Mid 80's at The Cow Palace in San Fran.

 

Robert Plant (with the Honey Drippers)- Mid 80's Cow Palace.

 

Yes, by the way, was freaking incredible.

Saw Lonnie Mack at the Sunnyside Inn in Aurora around 1987 or 1988.

Leo Kottke, Merriwether Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland, early-mid '70s

 

Judy Collins, MPP, front row-center, mid '70s

 

Heart, The Palace nightclub, Baltimore, 1976

Leo Kottke, Merriwether Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland, early-mid '70s

 

Judy Collins, MPP, front row-center, mid '70s

 

Heart, The Palace nightclub, Baltimore, 1976

 

Weren't you around for the birth of Christ too?

Saw Bobby Goldsboro and Woody Woodberry at the Beverly Hills and Tiny Tim at the Lookout House . The Beach Boys at PKI .

Saw Louie Armstrong , Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald together at Music Hall .

saw Billy Joe Royal at the Bellevue Canteen

Page and Plant at the MGM Grand in 1995. The Jerry Garcia band at Red Rocks in 90-91, a little foggy during that time of my life.

Saw the Beatles at Crosley Field.

Saw Roseanne Barr attempt to sing the National Anthem at Jack Murphy Stadium back in 1990. One of the most disgraceful and disrespectful things I've ever seen.

David Lee Roth at Bogarts about 20 years ago. It was terrible, he had some kind of blues album he was doing.

Saw Louie Armstrong , Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald together at Music Hall .

 

That is awesome!

Jackson Browne and America at Merriwether Post Pavilion, 1973

 

Several at Morehead in the '70s. Marshall Tucker, The Eagles, James Taylor, etc.

 

The Eagles and Linda Ronstadt in Landover, Maryland, mid-'70s

I imagine plenty of people have seen any acts that I have caught. Jethro Tull and Emerson Lake and Palmer are a couple that have not yet been mentioned though.

Im Jealous of everyone. Awesome shows.