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one of the best shows i've ever seen. mitch ryder still brings it . straight ahead kick ass rock n roll. at 67, his voice is amazing, and, his band is top shelf. tommy james was as equally good. non stop hits from his catalog, also excellent band. shake your tail feather.
Great show !!! He played all the favorite hits . He had everyone rockin.
Great show all the bands did great need to see more entertainment like this.
I had high expectations and I had a good time but... The bands were really nothing more than tribute bands even though there was one original member in each. I read the El Paso Times write-up on the concert and didn't realize fully what that meant until I re-read the article AFTER the concert. The one original member of each band really only made a difference with War and Bad Finger, the latter of which I was not a fan. I was familiar with the hit songs for each band. Unfortunately, Rare Earth, my favorite of all the bands, 1. did not play my biggest favorite, "I Know I'm Losing You" and 2. they really did not sound as good as the original band. In Rare Earth's case, the one remaining member was insignificant, in my opinion. I will consider more carefully before attending a concert like this in the future. The real value is that I did an Internet search on the Reagan Browne band and enjoyed them as much as anyone I heard that evening. C'est la vie!!!
Reagan Browne was okay, but not the right act for an oldies rock n roll show. Screaming isn't singing to me. Badfnger (Joey Molland) was really good. Whoever the white-haired guy who played guitar for Badfinger and Mitch Ryder was very, very good. Mitch Ryder looked like he was higher than a kite, but didn't miss any words and his timing was perfect. He sang almost as good as he did forty years ago, but it could have been anyone under that hat and behind those glasses. Couldn't see him. Rare Earth was okay. I have no idea who the front guy was, but since both of the group's two lead singers are dead, if he's an original member, he could only be Gil Bridges. The problem with Badfinger and Rare Earth is that anyone can play the music. To have the sound, you've got to have the singer. Credence Clearwater Revisited (CCR) versus John Fogerty proves my point. WAR was really good and always gets the place rockin'. Lonnie Jordan is a little too full of himself, but he puts on a very good show. I had a great time at the concert. It was worth more than the admission price.
