As a "baby-boomer", it's been my great fortune to have seen some of the very best concert performances of all time. For instance I was at Madison Square Garden in the summer of 1972 when the Rolling Stones played to a packed house on Mick's Birthday. They performed with Nicky Hopkins and the famed Hollywood Horns, headed by Jim Horn. If that were not enough they performed an encore with the opening act, Stevie Wonder and did a medley of each others hits. I caught The Allman Brothers on several occassions during the Duane Allman era at the glorious Filmore East and Capitol Theatre, Portchester, NY. where they opened for Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. I saw Santana a few short weeks after Woodstock at the Boston Tea Party. Even the nearby "Green Monster" had to rocking. And I caught Jimmy Cliff at Carnagie Hall in 1975. All classic performances by legendery artists at or near their prime.