The concerts i have been to(just some thru years ) :

1. Tom Jones – I saw him up stage – decided throw -panties (from chest of drawers) that were in my purse , I threw them, at him,He grab them , put them on ,then he danced, then ask if i want them back,i said yes, he took off ,then ask for kiss gave them to me.
   2.Kenny Rogers :I saw him up on Stage,I gave him a flower.
   3.Daryl Hall -John Oats -Saw them up on Stage blew blond kiss and he blew a kiss back at me.(you make my dreams/Kiss on myList/Can’t go for that )
   4.Rick Springfield-I saw him up on stage -then he ran down,to the fans ,I grab him ,by arm ,he look at me,I said ,I luv you -He said back to me.
   5.Gary Puckett-Saw him up on stage (listen to him as kid) He sound good sing his hits -My fav: YoungGirl’/overyou.
   6.Paul Anka /Bobby Rydell – Volare -put head on shoulder.
   7.Alice Cooper -No more Mr Nice Guy.
   8.Willie Nelson (highwaymen) -always on my Mind.
   9.Sara Evans / Mark Chestnut -Suds in the bucket.10.Four Tops -johnny cash -Kris Kristofferson/
   11.Dierks Bentley/Styx /MissingLinks/Cheap Trick/12.Allman Brothers Band/. Molly Hatchet, the Beach Boys, Seether and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts/REO Speedwagon on the Main Stage.

i have a lot more that i -just can’t put name to them right now.

Grew up listening to 60s Music Hears songs of the 1960s:

1.Stand by me. ben E King. 2.calif dreamin Mama Papa 3.Dont let me down /here comes the sun Beatles 4.can’t get no satisfaction RollinStones 5.Respect Aretha Franklin 6.Jennifer Juniper Donovan 7.build me up buttercup Foundations 8.venus Shockinblue 8.Be my Baby Ronettes 9.Then He kiss me Crystals 10.Can’t Take Eyes off you /Eyes adore You Frankie Valli 11.Hang on Sloopy Macoys 12.You don’t have to say love me Dusty Springfield 13.Have ever seen the Rain /Proud Mary Creedence Clearwater Revival 14.Sugar Sugar Archies 15.Not Unusual Tom Jones 16.Riders on Storm Doors .

Later i listen to the 1970s Music thru the 1980s Music : listen to Utube https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=_UyfumLEFLc&feature=emb_logo

1.Bee Gees 2.Bruce Springsteen 3.RIck Springfield 4.fleetwoodmac 5.phil collins 6.Bryan Adams 7.Kennyloggin 8.Motown 9.classic Rock 10.Eagles 11.Etc ETC. My favorite songs from some of these groups is Artist Bruce Springsteen 1.glory days 2.Dancing in the dark 3.born in usa 4.Hungry Heart .Artist Bon Jovy 1.who says you can’t go home 2.living on prayer 3.Its my Life (all his hits) Artist Roy Orbison (with Boss) 1.pretty woman 2.only lonely 3.dream baby 4.crying 5.running scared 6.you got it. Artist Willie Nelson 1.To all the girls I’ve loved 2.on the road again 3.always on my mind 4.blue eyes crying in the rain 5.funny how time slips away 6.have you ever seen rain 7.My heroes have always been cowboys 8. Don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys. Artists : Keith Whitley/RonanKeating/AlisonKrauss/Sara Evans Etc When say nothing at all.Dolly Parton (kittywell-PatsyCline)KennyRogers: Islands in the Stream .

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