Sorry, I saw Cactus there in 1972. Rusty Day and Jim McCarty were very much in the band. I was in the front row. McCarty played his Les Paul through a Fender Head with a 6 x 10" speaker cabinet. Just ask him, he is on Facebook and he is very polite. He would probably answer you.
This was my first concert. I had front row right stage seats. I was in the eight grade. Iggy and the Stooges left the stage early and pissed off after getting hit with eggs. They only did a few songs, but I thought they were great.
I saw many shows at the Ritz. My first one was front row right orchestra for MC5 and Iggy and the Stooges, Halloween night 1970. I was tripped out. Iggy walked off the stage after some jerkoff hit him with an egg. But man, did they rock….. I also saw Sabbath, Humble Pie, King Crimson, Cactus, Alice Cooper, Allman Brothers, Quicksilver, Billy Preston, Lord Baltimore, Savoy Brown, Long John Baldry, Fleetwood Mac, Dr. John, and Yes. Between the Ritz and the Fillmore East I saw some of the best shows in rock & roll history.
Sorry, I saw Cactus there in 1972. Rusty Day and Jim McCarty were very much in the band. I was in the front row. McCarty played his Les Paul through a Fender Head with a 6 x 10" speaker cabinet. Just ask him, he is on Facebook and he is very polite. He would probably answer you.
This was my first concert. I had front row right stage seats. I was in the eight grade. Iggy and the Stooges left the stage early and pissed off after getting hit with eggs. They only did a few songs, but I thought they were great.
I saw many shows at the Ritz. My first one was front row right orchestra for MC5 and Iggy and the Stooges, Halloween night 1970. I was tripped out. Iggy walked off the stage after some jerkoff hit him with an egg. But man, did they rock….. I also saw Sabbath, Humble Pie, King Crimson, Cactus, Alice Cooper, Allman Brothers, Quicksilver, Billy Preston, Lord Baltimore, Savoy Brown, Long John Baldry, Fleetwood Mac, Dr. John, and Yes. Between the Ritz and the Fillmore East I saw some of the best shows in rock & roll history.