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I didn't know that GE Smith played with Hall and Oates!!
The Apollo is the greatest theatre ever. I loved the late night show. I used to laugh like a madman when the clown used to come blasting in.
The Apollo is the greatest theatre ever. I loved the late night show. I used to laugh like a madman when the clown used to come blasting in.
Panther_99FS
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From "Wiki"...
"he was hired to play lead guitar for Hall & Oates. He stayed for six years (1979–85) constantly touring and recording with them, with songs like "Private Eyes", "Maneater", "Kiss On My List" and others. "It was insanely fun," he recalls. "
"he was hired to play lead guitar for Hall & Oates. He stayed for six years (1979–85) constantly touring and recording with them, with songs like "Private Eyes", "Maneater", "Kiss On My List" and others. "It was insanely fun," he recalls. "
My grandfather took me there when I was a little boy. The Amateur Nights were famous; think American Idol, with every person in the audience playing Simon Cowell. If you weren't coming correct, the audience had ZERO inhibitions about letting you know.
JAMES