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Step into a smoky jazz club in Hamburg, 1967, where the clarinet of Monty Sunshine danced through the air with all the warmth, wit, and swing of the British trad jazz revival.
🎺 Known for his crystal-clear tone and joyful phrasing, Monty brought New Orleans spirit to postwar Europe—reviving Dixieland sounds with a London twist. Backed by a tight ensemble, this performance was full of toe-tappin’ energy and melodic charm.
🎼 From "Petite Fleur" to stompin’ ragtime-inspired numbers, this night was proof that jazz didn’t just live in the past—it was alive, well, and thriving in ‘60s Europe.
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In 1973, under the bright lights of Madison Square Garden, two American originals took the stage and brought the spirit of the open road right into the heart of New York City.
🎸 New Riders of the Purple Sage delivered their signature blend of country-rock, pedal steel, and psychedelic twang, riding high off the wave of the West Coast scene. From laid-back grooves to foot-stompin' jams, they brought the cowboy to the concrete.
🪕 Opening the night was none other than the legendary Ramblin’ Jack Elliott — folk’s wandering storyteller. With a guitar, a grin, and a few thousand stories, Jack charmed the crowd with his dusty road ballads and Dylan-adjacent spirit.
🎤 A night where cosmic country met folk tradition, and the Garden felt more like a campfire on the plains.
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In 1985, fresh off the massive success of Building the Perfect Beast, Don Henley took the stage at the Universal Amphitheatre in L.A. and delivered a show that was equal parts rock, reflection, and raw emotion.
🎶 From the haunting "The Boys of Summer" to the biting "Dirty Laundry" and the anthemic "All She Wants to Do Is Dance", Henley proved he was more than an Eagle—he was a solo force to be reckoned with.
🌴 Under the California night sky, this performance captured the mood of the mid-80s: sleek, soulful, and deeply personal.
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