Vocals - Gary Cherone. Guitar & Vocals - Nuno Bettencourt & Dweezil Zappa. Acoustic guitar - Steve Hackett. Backing Vocals - Bianca. Percussion - Ruth Underwood. On bass - Michael Anthony . Drums Chester Thompson. Keyboards - Tommy Mars . With special guest Frank Sinatra
OK .... sitting down? 20,000 fans are packed in the venue, all wearing their Sunday best .... and we arrive, 6 country bumpkins might as well be wearing work clothes and we are shown to our reserved seats. Actually our seats aren’t too bad close to the stage, we’re all excited to see the show. All eyes are on us, we stick out like a sore thumb, it’s probably 1970.
Then suddenly the main attraction takes the stage, the Osmond family, they are all there, Donny, Marie, Jimmy, the other Osmonds but it’s not the concert my father promised it’s actually a Mormon Fireside Evening. We sit through the religilous mumbo jumbo and finally the Osmonds sing a single number to end the show. I’m sure my Irish catholic father could not get out of there fast enough.
More of a nightmare concert than an imaginary show .... hate to admit it but I was there
I wonder what Dweezil's choice is ?
Vocals - Gary Cherone. Guitar & Vocals - Nuno Bettencourt & Dweezil Zappa. Acoustic guitar - Steve Hackett. Backing Vocals - Bianca. Percussion - Ruth Underwood. On bass - Michael Anthony . Drums Chester Thompson. Keyboards - Tommy Mars . With special guest Frank Sinatra
Finally the green light is given to resume shows Dweezil hits the road on the Me and my guitars tour ...... can’t wait!
Bon Scott / Jimi Hendrix / Cliff Burton / John Bonham....I'm looking forward to that jam....
OK .... sitting down? 20,000 fans are packed in the venue, all wearing their Sunday best .... and we arrive, 6 country bumpkins might as well be wearing work clothes and we are shown to our reserved seats. Actually our seats aren’t too bad close to the stage, we’re all excited to see the show. All eyes are on us, we stick out like a sore thumb, it’s probably 1970.
Then suddenly the main attraction takes the stage, the Osmond family, they are all there, Donny, Marie, Jimmy, the other Osmonds but it’s not the concert my father promised it’s actually a Mormon Fireside Evening. We sit through the religilous mumbo jumbo and finally the Osmonds sing a single number to end the show. I’m sure my Irish catholic father could not get out of there fast enough.
More of a nightmare concert than an imaginary show .... hate to admit it but I was there
Dweezil ever attend an Osmonds Show?