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The Centaurs Chicago Transit Authority Chuck Berry Janice Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company Black Snake Bobby "Blue" Bland James Brown Canned Heat Chilliwack The Collectors Devo Django Bill Dogget Fats Domino Jason Hoover & The Epics Fleetwood Mac Gene Vincent Greadful Dead Don & The Goodtimes The Imperials James Cotton Blues Band Jeff Beck Group w/Rod Stewart John Little John BB King The Orbits Joy of Cooking Long John Baldry Lou Reed |
Mother
Tucker's Yellow Duck
Motherhood Ricky Nelson Northwest Company Paul Revere & The Raiders Pink Floyd Poppy Family Quicksilver Messenger Service The Rascals Ray Charles Richie Havens Little Richard Walter Rossi Max Webster and Rush Savoy Brown Seeds of Time Del Shannon Sly and the Family Stone Spring Stallion Thumbrock Streetheart Ten Yeara After The Sonics Taj Mahal Conway Twitty United Empire Loyalists Vancouver Playboys Vancouver Shades Vanilla Fudge |
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One of the best shows at the Gardens was Vanilla Fudge with Pink Floyd as an opening act. Later, Floyd came back as a headliners and brought one of the first surround sound systems. They closed with " Set The Controls" and the gong behind the band rose up and exploded. The lights came up and a guy in the section to us was wearing a gorilla suit.Brian Shields, May 2007
When I saw Streatheart at The Gardens, they were backing up RUSH.
Gary Johnson, March 2008
I recall (somewhat) an excellent concert held the winter of '68 that had the incredible line-up of Jason Hoover & The Epics, Spring, Mother Tucker's Yellow Duck, The Seeds Of Time, and The Collectors. All in one night!! I believe the light show was Ectoplasmic Assault. What an incredible concert!John Stevenson, January 2009
Last
Update: 12 July 2010
Credits:
Chris Wolfe, Terry Coan, Steve Jensen,
Jim Wilson, Greg Windwick, Rick Hill, John
Gedak, Dale Gerrard-Peck, Dennis MacFadden, Gary Johnson, Gregory
Melle, Brian Shields, Roger Stomperud,
Basil Watson, Wendy Malesku