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    "Beaux Arts Ball" - also: QMS

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    joyalper
    9 years 3 months ago
    recording of the show
    is there one available?
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    Silverhawk6
    14 years ago
    I lived 3 miles from Governor's Hall
    Used to sneak out of my parents house to go to Governor's Hall to see Timothy B Schmidt in his Sac band before Poco/Eagles, The Byrds, and Buffalo Springfield. I played in "Gonad" for the third Beaux Arts Ball in Roseville. I wish I had seen the Dead at G Hall, instead I saw them the first time when they opened for Cream at Sac Memorial Auditorium. Everyone was to stoned to play except Micky Hart - disaster. I said to my friends, "Why is that good jazz drummer playing with this shitty rock band?" Of course I liked the first album that had come out before I saw them unable to play. My teen-aged brain couldn't figure it out at the time. Thank you Stanley for the "White Lightning!"
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Submitted by Silverhawk6 on Thu, 04/22/2010 - 01:28

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Used to sneak out of my parents house to go to Governor's Hall to see Timothy B Schmidt in his Sac band before Poco/Eagles, The Byrds, and Buffalo Springfield. I played in "Gonad" for the third Beaux Arts Ball in Roseville. I wish I had seen the Dead at G Hall, instead I saw them the first time when they opened for Cream at Sac Memorial Auditorium. Everyone was to stoned to play except Micky Hart - disaster. I said to my friends, "Why is that good jazz drummer playing with this shitty rock band?" Of course I liked the first album that had come out before I saw them unable to play. My teen-aged brain couldn't figure it out at the time. Thank you Stanley for the "White Lightning!"