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Had a great time. Knew all the songs and sang along with everyone else. Was not sure at first if I would like the snow, but was glad I went . Wasn't any drunks or loud kids you run into at a lot of concerts.
The Lettermen put on a very good show. But the Association was TERRIBLE !
The Association was great; played their best songs, didn't screw around. Reminisced a little but not over the top. The Lettermen were terrible. Has degenerated into a lounge act. Too much talking, joking, and clowning around with the audience. Seemed like a comedy act at times. They finally sang a couple of their better songs as we were walking out after about 90 minutes. Would have preferred to see The Association for 2 hrs and the Lettermen for 30 minutes.
I am 51years old and some of my first musical memories were of Letterman songs. My Mother sang Put Your Head On My Shoulder to us kids and rocked us when we were tired or sick and it was always a comforting song to my brother, sister and I. It also is a soothing reminder of how loving and precious our Mother is. My sister and I took our 71 year old Mom to the Letterman concert at Fraze and we both teared up when that song played. That concert will always ring out to me, not only as one of the best concerts I have ever seen, but as a very wonderful memory of a warm beautiful Friday night that I spent with my Mom and Sister.
It was one of the best concerts I have ever seen. We sang all of the songs with the group and the quality of they voices were prefect. I also enjoyed the banter with the people. This trio will last forever if they want too. I will come to the show the next time they are in town. I we a little confused with the Association, they were good but not the quality of the letterman. I wish the letterman would join with a different group.
They still have it after all of these years even though only one is the original. The weather was great and so were the seats. It was a perfect evening with The Lettermen and the Association
For a "mature" crowd, The Association and The Lettermen were a dream team. Everyone in the audience grooved to the tunes of our teens. Unfortunately The Association, while energetic and enjoyable, just didn't have the sound of years gone by. Their performance was fun but clearly overshadowed by the harmonies of The Lettermen. Snuggling music of the 50s and 60s still warmed their voices; their solos fresh; their blends gorgeous. Experienced showmen, they still know how to please their audiences with pitch, nuance, and charisma.
We enjoyed both the Lettermen and the Association. I expecially liked hearing the Association's hits just liked I remembered them! Their autograph table was a big plus, too.
The Lettermen were awesome and well worth the money!
Who said you can't go back in time? This was a wonderful concert. It was a beautiful night and a great venue.
We have seen the Lettermen in concert since the mid 60"s and as always the concert was well worth attending. They really play to the audience.
Went to see ths Association,because all were orignial members.They were really good. The Lettermen were outstanding. They put on a Las Vegas style show. Played to rths crowd, sang great harmony.
In true Lettermen and Association form, this was a show to definitely remember, an unforgettable trip down memoer lane. I wish they would play "I will Love You Till The Day I Die" next time they are in the area.It is great that they have the "Camera Song."
Thought the concert was a very good entertainment. Both groups did a very good job . Would like to see Lettermen do longer versions of their songs and medleys of other's song but all in all a very nice concert
What a great show! No matter your age.......This show was entertainment at its best! There are just no words to describe the quality level of the LETTERMAN'S show! It totally took me back, and was so well done! Would definitely see them again!
Having never seen the Lettermen and the Association in person we really had nothing to relate to regarding this performance. We of course remembered them as a very important part of the 60's and 70's music era when we were in high school and college. The experience of the two groups together in back-to-back concerts was superior. The most immediate view I realized was how professional they both were in terms of performance, relationship with the audience and overall presentation. Selection of the song lists was excellent. And that brings us to the second point...both had such a long list of hits that one forgets as we age. What a wonderful blend of great music and finely honed singing performances. Both groups had the "softer tones and laid-back" music of the 60's and 70's, not the loud and jarring electronics affiliated with Woodstock! Certainly a "stress-relief" experience, a return to a "simpler lifestyle", and a most pleasant way to spend a great evening. The end came too soon! We would be first in line to purchase tickets if offered again. A last note about the Faze Pavilion in Kettering, OH. Just as a member of the beach Boys said last week...the FAZE is the right size and the just right feel for having fun! The environment, from the entrance to the performance area is very relaxing. The ticket holders are very well behaved and very outgoing individuals. It is very difficult not to know the person sitting beside you by the end of any performance. And it all happens due to the setting, the cultural environment, the program planning and the marvelous FRAZE staff.
I was absolutely amazed with the performance of both acts. I will always remember the evening with the Lettermen.
I started to listen to "Oldies" in my uncles garage in 1992 when I was working for him, and I've been hooked ever since. He's since died and this concert brought me back to a time when he and I were alone just chewing the fat about the era of this kind of music. I was caught up in the moment all night long; hanging on every word of every song just hoping they wouldn't end. Singing my heart out with you all showing more emotion than I have in years. This show touched my soul. I wanted the night to last forever in that beautiful setting with that glorious weather. A night I won't soon forget!
The only reason I only gave this 4 stars was because the Association were terrible. There were old songs of theirs that they sang that I didn't even recognize until half way through the song. They need to take a clue from the Letterman and audition hundreds of people when they change personnel. The Lettermen were awesome, however. They have truly kept the integrity of the group as they have changed members.
The Lettermen show was fantastic. We really enjoyed it. We had a lot of friends with us and they enjoyed it too. The Association was not so good. I would recommend the Lettermen to anyone.
