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  • Gaelic Park
    Gaelic Park was purchased in 1926 by the Gaelic Athletic Association of Greater New York. It has been given a few different names over time including Innisfail Park, but since the 1950s it has gone by its current name, Gaelic Park, a reflection of the park’s Irish flavor. It was taken over by Manhattan College in 1991, and now currently goes under the official name of The Gaelic Park Sports Center.
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    BronxNY
    United States
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    BBOBBYB
    10 years 7 months ago
    Allmans/Dead
    We may be to old,but that show was great!If you member,capt beefhart,&capt beyond only did a minute to get right to the allmans.I was up frony w/some of my buds,passing these huge doobs around,& the folk next to us asked if it was okay to join us,which was no prob.When the allmans finally get on,these two jump up there,&it was bob & jeery,we didn;t even realize who we partied with til they started to play.What great folk,That was pretty sad,them trying to replace duane,but it worked.One of the best shows I can remember.
  • grizzly
    12 years 2 months ago
    Gaelic Park August 1971
    Hi..anyone out there been to this show? I had just gotten out of the Army, and caught this show. Also, I think it was the week before, The Allman Bros played there, and Jerry & Bob joined them for Mountain Jam...anyone remember that, or am I too old?!?!
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    maisenberg
    15 years 2 months ago
    LONG Strange trip
    Drove from Philly to NY with 5Towns native John Naitove-pro photographer. He got 4-5 rolls of great shots from in front of the stage--Rain and lightning punctuations. I was using my twin lens and kept havng to wipe the screen to see what I was shooting--a portrait-quality of Jerry changing strings got me a sit down with him at State Theater Columbus the next Haloween. Dont remember the music as much as the images that night--we went on to see a night of Dionne at Newport...
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Gaelic Park was purchased in 1926 by the Gaelic Athletic Association of Greater New York. It has been given a few different names over time including Innisfail Park, but since the 1950s it has gone by its current name, Gaelic Park, a reflection of the park’s Irish flavor. It was taken over by Manhattan College in 1991, and now currently goes under the official name of The Gaelic Park Sports Center.

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Drove from Philly to NY with 5Towns native John Naitove-pro photographer. He got 4-5 rolls of great shots from in front of the stage--Rain and lightning punctuations. I was using my twin lens and kept havng to wipe the screen to see what I was shooting--a portrait-quality of Jerry changing strings got me a sit down with him at State Theater Columbus the next Haloween. Dont remember the music as much as the images that night--we went on to see a night of Dionne at Newport...
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Hi..anyone out there been to this show? I had just gotten out of the Army, and caught this show. Also, I think it was the week before, The Allman Bros played there, and Jerry & Bob joined them for Mountain Jam...anyone remember that, or am I too old?!?!
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We may be to old,but that show was great!If you member,capt beefhart,&capt beyond only did a minute to get right to the allmans.I was up frony w/some of my buds,passing these huge doobs around,& the folk next to us asked if it was okay to join us,which was no prob.When the allmans finally get on,these two jump up there,&it was bob & jeery,we didn;t even realize who we partied with til they started to play.What great folk,That was pretty sad,them trying to replace duane,but it worked.One of the best shows I can remember.
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