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I think Boogie's position is that if they aren't the original day 1 group they aren't worth seeing and the groups are all just impersonators. In his context he is or course, correct since most of the original day 1 groups are dead. I think his other points revolve around cost and that is an individual choice. I'm a believer that the music needs to be kept alive and that's what these groups do. They don't add their own style, or their own interpretation.....they give it to us the way we remember. I will be at their show.
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If I had any talent or knew any talent, I would put together a knock-off woodstock concert for the stage. I would just go to the album[s] and have those songs performed. How could you miss? Call it the 46th anniversary concert.
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Edwards sang on many hits; Cloud 9, I Can't Get Next to You, Ball of Confusion, Shakey Ground, Papa Was a Rolling Stone. |
The Four Tops and The Temptations played together many years ago at Ravinia which is an outdoor venue north of Chicago. There was hardly an original member between them even then. But it was extremely crowded and everybody had a great time. Already have tickets for The Sharon.
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I understand both sides of this discussion since we are somewhat like the blindfolded men describing an elephant. For me, Eddie Kendricks and David Ruffin WERE the Temptations. On the other hand, without these two, the group has gone on to have a wonderfully successful career. It isn't an 'either/or' discussion. The Temptations changed and evolved. What was is not what is. How about The Drifters (with or without Ben E. King)? Or The Beach Boys (with or without Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson as well as Al Jardine)? Let's enjoy things we like. |
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I have to agree with Bonnie! Several weeks ago friends expressed an interest in seeing Beginnings (Chicago tribute band) at Savannah. I thought I hope I can still get tickets . I was delighted to get 4- 6th row tickets . The band came out and the horns section was fantastic. The band obviously was charged up with the enthusiastic response of the audience. This was their third trip here and they expressed their desire to return again. Thanks also for Doctor Boogie for expressing himself on the forum. "Imagine" if we all could live in peace and harmony! Until then "we can work it out"! |
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I just don't like it when the billing is for a famous band and you get to see one of the members of that band and a lot of professional musicians. It happened to me a few years back when I shelled out $100 per ticket to see the Beach Boys only to find that it was Mike Love and a cast of unknowns. Sorry, but it wasn't the Beach Boys. It's like what English JW said about Kendricks and Ruffin being The Temptations. Even though Dennis Edwards did sing on several of their later records, he alone is not the Temptations. Otis Williams was pretty much a back up singer in the group and he along with four other guys is not the Temptations. I have no problem that people go to see them and enjoy them. I just think that they should be advertised and priced according to what they are. On the other hand, if people are willing to pay big bucks to see these acts, God Bless them for being able to get it. |
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