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I saw RTF once at the Paramount in NYC

Posted by Story on November 20, 2021 at 03:54:40:
and what a show it was. In the 70's a guitar friend brought Al to my attention and live he was everything he was on vinyl. The whole band was amazing, what a sit back in a quiet audience show, no drugs no drunks, just an attentive audience enjoying it all.

When I mentioned the show at the music store years later one of my teachers said that Al studied with his guitar teacher, Bob Aslanian, here in NJ. NJ has problems but some of the people here are not so bad :-)