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Photographs on these pages
feature Progressive Rock, Art Rock or Classical Rock bands and
artists of the seventies. They include Emerson Lake and
Palmer, Genesis (with Peter Gabriel), Kansas, Jethro Tull, Yes, and
a few solo artists as well, such as Kenny Loggins and Dave
Mason. In the 70s, when there were no restrictions on
photographing concerts, I routinely carried my camera into the shows of
my favorite bands. These bands were at the peak of their
popularity at the time, and I captured a few "noteworthy" concerts, such
as Genesis' "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" tour, which featured Peter
Gabriel on lead vocal, prior to his leaving Genesis for a solo career.
Use the links below to
access photographs of a listed band or performer. To see other
bands, click the 'Classic Rock Concerts' button (left column) or
the 'Back to Title Page' link at the top of any page to return here, then select other artists. |
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Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer of ELP |
Steve Howe of 'Yes' playing Pedal Steel Guitar. |
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Emerson Lake
and Palmer - Brain Salad Surgery
Genesis
- The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
Jethro Tull
- War Child and Songs from the Wood
Kansas
- Leftoverture, Point of No Return
Kenny
Loggins - Taken shortly
after leaving Loggins and Messina
Dave Mason
- Taken on tour as a solo performer career several years after
leaving Traffic
Yes -
Taken during the
Relayer tour. Patrick Moraz, rather than Rick Wakeman. was the
keyboard player for the band at this time.
Miscellaneous Performers
- This page contains bands or performers that I took relatively few
photographs of. The page includes the Atlanta Rhythm Section, Bill Nelson
(of
Bebop Deluxe), Renaissance and the band UK,
and a photo of Robin Trower taken at Tampa
Stadium, from a day-long concert that featured Jethro Tull as the
headline
act. |
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