Man, the Dan was and maybe still is a great band. Little known tidbit. The Dan was the opening act for none other than Blue Oyster Cult at Littlejohn Arena in Clemson. This was early in the 70’s when they toured (maybe ‘73 or ‘74) BOC got caught in a snowstorm and could not make it. Offers were made to refund the money to ticket holders but those who decided to stay were treated to a fantastic show. Tickets were $5 I believe.
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March 17th at Ovens:
As a self professed Seattle junkie- these are awesome-
Billy Strings slides in some cool covers as a regular part of his sets.
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Mr. Starkey + Starrs at Ovens June 25th.
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For those that like blues
Excellent Grateful Dead tribute though odd not seeing Susan Tedeschi slinging an axe too when performing with hubby Derek!
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Some jazz with a thick and sexy bass line.
Some Indonesian soul music
Everyone’s favorite desert blues band
In the early morning hours of March 28, 2007, Yarrow was involved in a strange incident in Washington, D.C. Yarrow, disoriented after a long flight from Israel, walked into the home of Tony Kornheiser, a sportswriter for the Washington Post. Kornheiser’s wife, Karril, confronted the stranger who at that point began apologizing for his mistake and identified himself as being with Peter, Paul, and Mary. He claimed that he was looking for a house with the same address but on a nearby street and that his confused condition was the result of jet lag. He left, and the police were not called. Karril Kornheiser neglected even to mention the incident to her husband until the following evening- to his great annoyance (being an avid fan of Yarrow’s music). On his daily radio show, Tony Kornheiser had speculated (jokingly) that because Yarrow has not contacted him to apologize for the incident, the person must have been the “Peter Yarrow burglar”, a burglar whose method is to impersonate Peter Yarrow in order to avoid capture. On April 6, 2007, Peter Yarrow called in to the Tony Kornheiser Radio Show and discussed the incident. He verified Karril’s description of the events of March 28th, and apologized for any distress he may have caused. On May 31, 2007 at 9:54AM EDT, Tony Kornheiser on his morning radio program verified the authenticity of the events.
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