Past History: Who is this singer? by max-
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This concert also took place at the balloon festival that same day.
I never learned who this singer was, so if anyone knows who she is, please let us all know:-)
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I'm not sure if this is correct, but Google image reverse search claims the singer is Krystal Meyers. I hope that helps!
Nice shots of the concert by the way, get nice clear shot of the band and the singer!
Thanks, Amanda:-)
Where was this concert held at Max? Looks like you had fun taking great pictures of the event. :)
Yes, it was a fun and long day that lasted way into the night:-)
And it was in Plano, Texas 21 years ago. I label all my photos with a date and place.
nice singer shots..
Thank you, pc:-)
don't know, but they did not perform at our balloon fest.
I think this took place more than 20 years before your balloon fest;-)
You are welcome - max- ...
I don't know...but I am enjoying the captures :)
Thanks, Steff.
I posted this mainly for all those people that might be great fans of this singer. Even non-famous singers have big fans:-)
They really seemed happy to be there that day
because you centered your shots from the stage up, you allowed the viewer to bask in the glorious mess that is a pop/rock setup. (Everything from fans to speakers to electronics to lights. I did jazz this way, and even it involved some of this stuff.) YOu got that and the feel of the musicians. It always struck me, with rock, pop, country, etc, that the musicians are playing "as one" but each one seems in their own world. (Compare that to a symphony orchestra...big contrast.) You caught that in both shots. Sweet work.
(With all the wires, etc, I always wondered why more people aren't electrocuted at concerts! I mean you got enough wires down there to bury half of Cleveland. At a Grateful Dead concert, eons ago, JGarcia came out at the end; and with just an acoustic guitar, he played a solo. It was like someone dropped in from another planet. The full ensemble was great, but to hear "just a guitar" was like something from another universe...)
Both of these pics are actually cropped to about 70% of original size because I wanted to maximize the detail of the singer, without removing too much of the band.
But my favorite concert by far was seeing 'Renaissance' in 1983 at this small club in Long Island. I could have reached out and touched Annie Haslam's feet if I wanted, but that would be kinda creepy ... lol.