Alice Cooper in Chicago. This was his 'From the inside looking out' concert tour

Charlie Daniels Band in Carbondale at SIU

Alice Cooper

Yellow lighting was the easiest to photograph in. This was an era when ASA400 was the fastest film you could get. I had to photograph the show and push process the film to ASA1600.

Edgar Winter's brother. A phenomenal blues man.

Bob Dylan. Probably one of my 1st concerts. I was still trying to get the exposure of the various lighting right.

I had to switch seats with the guy next to me in order to get the beam of light where I wanted it in the photo.

This concert was simulcasted. I used to have a tape of the show until my car got broken into.

The light ring on top moved up and down like a coin that has fallen to the floor.

Another early concert. It took a while to get practiced at setting exposures so that the background didn't go dark or the performer wasn't washed out.

Nugent 2

Santana in Boston outdoors.

The day after this show I went to Fenway for Carlton Fisk's return to Boston after jumping to the White Sox.

Muddy Waters, Johnny Winters, and Eric Clapton. a blues lovers dream.

Willie Dixon joins the trio.

Steve Howe of Yes in surreal lighting

Yes in the round. Steve Howe, John Anderson, Rick Wakeman

What the world needs is a good Yes concert ---- Joe Mini

Chris Squire one of the best bassist ever (along with John Entwistle)

Alvin Lee of Ten Years After. If you want to rock, listen to the live version of 'Goin Home'

Frank Zappa. I just bought this cool fly eye lens. It created 5 images.

Blue Oyster Cult. I believe this was one of the last concerts that indoor flash pots and pyro technics was allowed.

Ted Nugent. He's almost naked.

ONJ. My first concert. I borrowed the camera from a guy on my dormitory floor. I sat 6th row. This is not cropped. I watched the concert this close. I was hooked.

Styx

Roger Daltry of The Who. This was the first tour after Keith Moon's death. Kenny Jones was the drummer. This was at the International Amphitheater. I was half way back, in the upper deck, with my camera long lens and a tripod! Can't get in with that kind of hardware now.