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Post by Max Highbaugh on Apr 3, 2007 8:58:52 GMT -5
Plans are now unfolding for Three Dog Night to appear at Freeman Lake Park in Elizabethtown on July 6th! More information to follow!!!  |
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Post by Max Highbaugh on May 21, 2007 20:09:07 GMT -5
It has been decided that the Headstones will be opening for the Dogs at this event! The Headstones are former winners of the WAKY Battle of the Bands. The concert starts at 7:30, with Three Dog Night taking the stage at 9. Tickets are $20.00 in advance and $25.00 day at the gate and will be on sale Tuesday at Ticketmaster, area McDonald’s stores and the Pritchard Community Center in E'town. Children aged 6 and younger are free. Listen for an upcoming spot to be aired on Oldies1400 Online.
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Post by Max Highbaugh on Jun 19, 2007 22:00:35 GMT -5
Tickets can also be purchased at the State Farm office of T.J. Rhoades on West Dixie across from St. James.
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Post by Max Highbaugh on Jul 23, 2007 6:57:58 GMT -5
I had an interesting conversation last night as my wife and I visited with one of our neighbors. It turns out they went to the concert and they were sharing with me some of the sights and experiences. While he didn't really give a 'concert review', he did say the music took him back...and apparently the people did, too. He said there were so many who showed up decked in 70's attire (some, he said, should NOT have still been wearing polyester!). He said there were some in their 60's who were still acting like they were in their 20's. They struggled to get out of their lawn chairs, but once up commenced to dancing...one group of people danced to ev-e-ry tune!
He also shared with me that he had grown up on the corner of Park Lane and Mantle, one street over from Joan Avenue, where most of the members of the Headstones grew up. He said alot of the time he could hear them practicing. He then told me how they came up with their name. The story goes that one day they were batting around names and since Joan Avenue runs adjacent to one of the cemeteries in town, they looked over and thought of the Headstones, and, well, there ya go.
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