Bumbershoot 1983
Sat, 03 Sep 1983 - Mon, 05 Sep 1983
Seattle Center, Seattle - US
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Oingo Boingo was a group, founded 54 years ago in 1972 in Los Angeles, US.
They dissolved after 23 years on Tuesday, 31 October 1995. They are most often considered to be 2 tone, alternative rock, art punk, grunge, jazz, new wave, post-punk, punk. -
Three Dog Night is a group, founded 58 years ago in 1968 in Los Angeles, US. They are most often considered to be pop rock, rock, soft rock.
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Danny O'keefe was born 83 years ago, in 1943. They are most often considered to be pop rock, rock, soft rock.
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King Sunny Adé was born 79 years ago, on Friday, 20 September 1946. King Sunny Adé is most often considered to be jùjú.
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Will Ackerman was born 76 years ago, on Wednesday, 16 November 1949 in Palo Alto, US. Will Ackerman is most often considered to be new age.
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Willie Dixon was born 110 years ago, on Thursday, 1 July 1915.
Willie Dixon passed away at age 76 on Wednesday, 29 January 1992. Willie Dixon is most often considered to be blues, chicago blues. -
Bo Diddley was born 97 years ago, on Sunday, 30 December 1928.
Bo Diddley passed away at age 79 on Monday, 2 June 2008. Bo Diddley is most often considered to be blues, blues rock, electric blues, funk, r&b, rock, rock and roll. -
The Animals was a group, founded 63 years ago in 1963 in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK.
They dissolved after 63 years in 1983. They are most often considered to be blues rock, british blues, british rhythm & blues, mod, psychedelic rock, rock. -
Ray Charles was born 95 years ago, on Tuesday, 23 September 1930.
Ray Charles passed away at age 73 on Thursday, 10 June 2004. Ray Charles is most often considered to be blues, jazz, jazz blues, r&b, soul. -
Ray Charles is most often considered to be blues, jazz, jazz blues, r&b, soul.
It was a beautiful magical show. I had been a fan of his ever since his his song “Good time Charlie” came out and I had bought and played and played the album. In 1983, his type of music was not that popular and it was more of a past star coming back to life. He probably never stopped playing. bit for a good portion of the audience were younger people that had never heard of him. He won over everybody with his beautiful voice, folky type of music, and guitar playing. Great reception of him and lots of applause from what I remember. Wish I could remember who else we saw that day, but I think it was Ray Charles ?