One of my best concert experiences ever was here on June 6, 1986 for Metallica. My friend and I had very high balcony seats but before they took the stage we noticed there were a couple of seats in the first row of the balcony so we went down and sat in them. After the 15th song (second encore) we were still in those seats. I had already been to numerous concerts, mostly metal, which were mainly general admission on the floor for me which I preferred because I loved being in the middle of the action and as close to the stage as I could be. But, sitting in a balcony first row seat for the duration was a welcomed "relaxing" experience even for a metal show. Plus we got to meet the band in the alley afterwards. Still have pictures!
This theater was a part of my childhood in the 60s. My family lived in California but always took school holiday trips to my dad's hometown of San Antonio. I remember seeing many movies here. In 2017, I went back as an adult to see Lindsey Buckingham and Christne McVie perform and it all came back to me. Thank you for sharing Leland.
I lived in San Antonio for over 30 years. Saw many incredible shows there. Even this video doesn't do it justice. You have to see it for yourself. Thanks Le.
Very majestic, feels so 1920's, strange to see the old architechture, with modern metal detectors scatterd about, gave me a bit of sad feeling. Love the pillars and spiral columns, woodwork, so colorful. This reminds of an old video game I used to play, called Bioshock, I swear they had inspiration for their background from this Theater. With the ceiling and the facade Its like the audience is sitting on a stage, not watching the show, but are a part of the show. This is my favorite venue so far, it gave me an ethereal feeling. Thank you Leland for another very cool video.✌🤍
Sir Lee, good evening sir! The Majestic is a beautiful work of art and workmanship. Thank you for sharing with everyone! Have a great show and take care. Safe travels!
I played there for years! It was unbelievable, even before restoration. My friend owned it, and when I wasn’t playing she’s tee, I explored the tunnels, backstage, and especially the penthouse on top! The height of art deco design and furnishings!
I’ve seen many performances at the Majestic Theatre and it never fails to impress. It’s an important place in music and theatre history. Well done Lee!
Oh my, that theater is absolutely stunning. What a cool factoid of Phil Collins. So gracious of him to donate his collection back to share it with history lovers.
Hi, I decided to finally pay a comment after 3 years of watching your wonderful videos. Thank you so much for sharing all of this with us. The recent ones have been esp interesting because (even though he doesn't appear to be touring with you guys at the moment) I thought I'd share that I went to high school with Ray Herndon! And our mothers took turns taking us to our orthodontist appts, we were in the marching band together and many classes. Also my grandmother lived and my mother and uncle grew up rt by where you live!! Small world!! It would be SUCH an honor to meet you someday. Although I doubt that will happen. I don't even know if your read these. I hope you do. Take care and stay safe!! Btw, I am so sorry that I missed your at red rocks this year. I live in Denver now and used to be one of the paramedics that did the medical stuff for red rocks. Good times and what a great experience!! Your video of backstage this year was wonderful! Maybe someday I'll have the honor to shake your hand!!
oh man... every time it's such an adventure to explore all these venues, and get to see all those tiny upstairs places where no one ever comes! Excellent!
Thank you for the tour. The level of artistic investment it must have taken to create this theater deserves absolute respect. I hope to attend a performance there one day.
My uncle was manager of all Interstate Theaters across Texas. Because of this, I got a job at one of the theaters just north of downtown. During our lunch breaks, we'd get on a bus and go down to the Majestic. It wasn't open but we were allowed inside. It was so wonderful being there during the day when no one was around. When I was a little girl, my grandmother would often take me to the Majestic. I was so confused by the sky painted on the ceiling. HAHA! But it was always such a treat being there.
I’m a San Antonio native and I love going to the beautiful Majestic. Thanks for letting us see everything up close and areas that are off limits. The walls covered with past shows and signatures was fascinating.
My love for this theater is beyond measure. My Father took me to see Cheech & Chong there back in 2009 and of course Lazer floyd!! Amazing times and memories ive had because of this place❤
I had the worst case of food poisoning I've ever had in San Antonio back in the late 80s. The EMT folks asked me if I'd ever had Mexican food before. "Yes", I said. "Ever had our Mexican food?" 24 hours of misery in the hotel next to the Alamo. But San Antonio was great. I've been there three times and loved it. Terrific tour of the Majestic. A concert in a venue like this is more than a concert, it's an event.
The time, talent and dedication of, obviously, many wonderful architects and artists must be very inspiring to the musicians who perform there! Thanks for sharing this amazing work of art, which many of us would, otherwise, never see.
Amazing, the Majestic Theater❗I was visiting when a conference was held at the Menger Hotel. I wished I had taken a video like Lee did. Thanks, Lee‼ (On the way, I was impressed by the compass rose made of beautiful tiles side of the canal....)
Each of these theaters have their own resonance, some emphasize wealth and status while others the workmanship and craft as its note. The Majestic Theater appears to do both. The lighting of theater does a wonderful job of showcasing the detailed work and design of the theater. The video being shot here with no auxiliary lighting show the very good blending of light with form. The finding of those narrow hall ways and stairs with railing folding into shadows and then into bright color could be a scene from a Fellini, Wells, or Hitchcock film; Leland always finds locations for great scene locations. The grandeur does seem dissipate by becoming overwhelming and borders on becoming a critique of indulgence which might even be a sample of a prevalent American era. That closing comment about Phil Collins is a great tribute to a passion he had to delve into a subject and its fulfillment. But I am no final judge, I am the person who feels most comfortable at a coffeehouse with conversation or a coffee bar with live music in cozy small setting. ✘
Hey Leland the wife said to make sure to let you know that yo can take us on a tour of this place anytime you like. The craftsmanship is just mind blowing. Thanks for the walk through dude you are one groovy cat!
I remember this..oh my Majestic is right..the decor is never ending in opulence..beauty..and history. I can only guess it sounds pretty awesome. i loved your interview with Brad what a charming and tatented players in the band.Thank you both..greatly appreciated. Stay safe be safe 🙏 Leland Sklar 🙏 peace 🙏 ☮️.😅.Are posters available advertising this tour with everybody's picture?
Good evening, Lee! 😃 Well, Majestic Theater is certainly majestic. Kinda whimsical, too. I love it! The lighting is almost medieval. How neat! Have a great show tonight! And, please let us know if Maureen and the pups are okay back at home! Love ya! ❤🎸🎶🎷👏
I saw Yul Brenner in _The King and I_ when I was a child. Also _Arsenic and Old Lace_ . Thanks Mom and Dad. Don't forget it's just a 3-4 block walk to the Alamo!
San Antonio! The city has done an amazing job with its riverfront. It hosted the National Conference of State Legislatures in the 90s. It was a less partisan time. Too bad that spirit is so battered these days. It truly is a majestic theater. Thanks for the tour!
Why would you want to enter this theatre with an altered state of consciousness? Beautiful, citizens of San Antonio. From my perspective, well worth the cost of restoration!
If a musician can't make great music performing on the Majestic theatre stage with its magnificent surroundings Mr Sklar , then I think he /she is in the wrong business ..The place inside is like a primeval castle ..It would be time to take up tiddlywinks methinks ! I'm a poet and I don't know it ..arf !
Located in the heart of downtown San Antonio, Texas, the Majestic Theatre was built in 1929 and was designed in a Spanish Mediterranean style by John Eberson for Karl Hoblitzelle's Interstate Theatres. The Majestic was intended to be the most modern building in South Texas and was the first in the state to be totally air-conditioned. It remains one of the finest examples of atmospheric theatres ever built, receiving National Historic Landmark status in 1993. The Majestic Theatre is an example of Ambassador Theatre Group's ability to work within public, private partnerships - in this case the City of San Antonio as owner of the theatre, and Las Casas Foundation, a local non-profit organization, in a successful effort to turn the historic movie theatre into a landmark, modern performing arts facility. During the 1980s and 90s, $9 million renovation and stage expansion costs were raised by Las Casas Foundation, with substantial investments from the City of San Antonio and local philanthropies.
Founded in 1988 by local philanthropist, Joci Straus, as part of the effort behind the restoration of San Antonio’s historic Majestic and Empire Theatres. Las Casas Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the development of the performing arts through education, scholarships and the restoration and preservation of historic theatres Spanish for “the houses,” the Foundation’s name reflects San Antonio’s cultural diversity and originated from the idea of the venues serving as houses for the performing arts.
The Charline McCombs Empire Theatre was built in 1914 on the site of the former Rische's Opera House in downtown San Antonio, Texas. Designed in the style of a European palazzo by architects Mauran, Russell & Crow of St. Louis, the Empire operated as a vaudeville house and then a motion picture theatre. The Empire's grandeur was prematurely concealed by inappropriate repairs due to extensive flood damage in 1921. After a long, slow decline, the vaudeville house, turned B-run movie theatre, closed its doors in 1978. Redeveloped as part of the neighboring Majestic Theatre project, fundraising efforts by Las Casas Foundation, a local non-profit organization, restored the forgotten luster of the interior of the theatre, and the venue reopened as the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre in 1998 after $5 million in renovations. The Empire is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Another beautiful old deco former movie theater! Btw, there was an earthquake in Ojai. I felt it in LA ... covid plague, hurricane floods, and now this. Starting to feel a little like armageddon 🤤
gear question for ya Le - what are those center channel speakers that line the width of the stage front, placed on the stage apron? I'm seeing these in many of your tour videos.
R. ing ring ring..."Hello Louie's painting- Louie here" "Yes this is the Majestic Theater in San Antonio we need our interior re painted exactly as it is now, same detail, same colors, etc..".'"OK 18 million should be fair - barely fair --for the thousands of man hours"...What a Civic Treasure...
Mister Mister. 😂 Richard Page of Mister Mister was a special guest at the David Crosby tribute last night. And it was rainy/misty. Misty Mister Misters? Terrible. I'm done now.
One of my best concert experiences ever was here on June 6, 1986 for Metallica. My friend and I had very high balcony seats but before they took the stage we noticed there were a couple of seats in the first row of the balcony so we went down and sat in them. After the 15th song (second encore) we were still in those seats. I had already been to numerous concerts, mostly metal, which were mainly general admission on the floor for me which I preferred because I loved being in the middle of the action and as close to the stage as I could be. But, sitting in a balcony first row seat for the duration was a welcomed "relaxing" experience even for a metal show. Plus we got to meet the band in the alley afterwards. Still have pictures!
That is one of the most beautiful theaters I've ever seen.
This theater was a part of my childhood in the 60s. My family lived in California but always took school holiday trips to my dad's hometown of San Antonio. I remember seeing many movies here. In 2017, I went back as an adult to see Lindsey Buckingham and Christne McVie perform and it all came back to me.
Thank you for sharing Leland.
Geez, the theater itself could be the Star of the show and outshine any performer!! Wow!!!
Thanks for a great tour of the theater!!
I lived in San Antonio for over 30 years. Saw many incredible shows there. Even this video doesn't do it justice. You have to see it for yourself. Thanks Le.
The Majestic is arguably the finest, most ornate Theatre of last year’s tour and this year’s tour so far! A stunning venue. Have a great gig.
Very majestic, feels so 1920's, strange to see the old architechture, with modern metal detectors scatterd about, gave me a bit of sad feeling. Love the pillars and spiral columns, woodwork, so colorful. This reminds of an old video game I used to play, called Bioshock, I swear they had inspiration for their background from this Theater. With the ceiling and the facade Its like the audience is sitting on a stage, not watching the show, but are a part of the show. This is my favorite venue so far, it gave me an ethereal feeling. Thank you Leland for another very cool video.✌🤍
Loved the Large Band performance last night! I've been to the Majestic many times , but never have "seen" it all until now...thank you!
it looks like a Disney castle for sure. thank you for your videos.. your video with Brad was terrific. 🌸
Sir Lee, good evening sir!
The Majestic is a beautiful work of art and workmanship. Thank you for sharing with everyone! Have a great show and take care. Safe travels!
I played there for years! It was unbelievable, even before restoration. My friend owned it, and when I wasn’t playing she’s tee, I explored the tunnels, backstage, and especially the penthouse on top! The height of art deco design and furnishings!
Oh yeah, beautiful theater! Thanks for these great vignettes!
Majestic is definitely an apt name for this theater. Cheers, Leland! ✌️
I love old Vaudeville houses! Thanks for an amazing tour!
I’ve seen many performances at the Majestic Theatre and it never fails to impress. It’s an important place in music and theatre history. Well done Lee!
Oh my, that theater is absolutely stunning. What a cool factoid of Phil Collins. So gracious of him to donate his collection back to share it with history lovers.
Hi, I decided to finally pay a comment after 3 years of watching your wonderful videos. Thank you so much for sharing all of this with us. The recent ones have been esp interesting because (even though he doesn't appear to be touring with you guys at the moment) I thought I'd share that I went to high school with Ray Herndon! And our mothers took turns taking us to our orthodontist appts, we were in the marching band together and many classes. Also my grandmother lived and my mother and uncle grew up rt by where you live!! Small world!! It would be SUCH an honor to meet you someday. Although I doubt that will happen. I don't even know if your read these. I hope you do. Take care and stay safe!! Btw, I am so sorry that I missed your at red rocks this year. I live in Denver now and used to be one of the paramedics that did the medical stuff for red rocks. Good times and what a great experience!! Your video of backstage this year was wonderful! Maybe someday I'll have the honor to shake your hand!!
don't worry. lee reads ALL comments.
You most likely have met people who are uniquely connected to you just one person removed; we may be more interconnected than it might appear ✘
@@artemisXsidecross you are talking with sharon, right?
hands down the most beautiful theater on this tour! thanks much Leah!
oh man... every time it's such an adventure to explore all these venues, and get to see all those tiny upstairs places where no one ever comes! Excellent!
That theatre is absolutely stunning! The attention to detail is second to none. Wow!
Thank you for the tour. The level of artistic investment it must have taken to create this theater deserves absolute respect. I hope to attend a performance there one day.
My dad refers to the decor as understated gaudy. It's a great theater.
😂😂😂 I think I'd like your dad.
Tea and Sympathy for those in the flood area; I hope Leland’s family and home are safe. ☹
Safe travels to Austin expected high of 105 F today.
My uncle was manager of all Interstate Theaters across Texas. Because of this, I got a job at one of the theaters just north of downtown. During our lunch breaks, we'd get on a bus and go down to the Majestic. It wasn't open but we were allowed inside. It was so wonderful being there during the day when no one was around.
When I was a little girl, my grandmother would often take me to the Majestic. I was so confused by the sky painted on the ceiling. HAHA! But it was always such a treat being there.
I’m a San Antonio native and I love going to the beautiful Majestic. Thanks for letting us see everything up close and areas that are off limits. The walls covered with past shows and signatures was fascinating.
I remember this one before you go in.......GREAT WOOD WORK!!!!
My love for this theater is beyond measure. My Father took me to see Cheech & Chong there back in 2009 and of course Lazer floyd!!
Amazing times and memories ive had because of this place❤
I had the worst case of food poisoning I've ever had in San Antonio back in the late 80s. The EMT folks asked me if I'd ever had Mexican food before. "Yes", I said. "Ever had our Mexican food?" 24 hours of misery in the hotel next to the Alamo. But San Antonio was great. I've been there three times and loved it.
Terrific tour of the Majestic. A concert in a venue like this is more than a concert, it's an event.
I am sooo sympathetic. Food poisoning is an exercise in hanging on to life even if, in the moment, you would prefer to be dead. 🤢😂😂
Great Job LEE......I think that is my FAV place all time......Along with RED ROCKS Oh and that place with the GARDENS....THE BIG HORSE!!!!
What an architectural gem! Thanks once again Lee.
I was just going to mention Phil & contribution to the Alamo! Bravo & thank you Phil !!✌️♥️
Awesome theatre, quirky, certainly a magical vibe about it. Amazing insight to life on the road , thanks for sharing your walk rounds.
Such a beautiful place the history art and workmanship. It truly lives up to its name MAJESTIC!❤
When I snuff it, I'm going to haunt that place ! In fact I could live there.
Amazing theatre. Definitely should be preserved in its current state Thank you Lee.
I'm glad Romeo's Tune by Steve Forbert didn't cause TH-cam trouble. Haven't heard that tune in years! 🎶💜🎶💜🎶
The time, talent and dedication of, obviously, many wonderful architects and artists must be very inspiring to the musicians who perform there! Thanks for sharing this amazing work of art, which many of us would, otherwise, never see.
Fabulous ❣️ rewatching! Absolutely Majestic 🤩😎
Amazing, the Majestic Theater❗I was visiting when a conference was held at the Menger Hotel. I wished I had taken a video like Lee did. Thanks, Lee‼
(On the way, I was impressed by the compass rose made of beautiful tiles side of the canal....)
Beautiful cat! Cats go well with bass guitar, in my experience.
@@RockandRollWoman Thank you, her name is "Cello". It's not a bass😀 However, unfortunate news... She passed away last year; she was 20 years old...
Wow! Just wow! The majestic is beautiful!
Documenting the venues before each show is my favorite thing to watch, I think.
Love this theater every time you show it to us.
How cool. Never been to San Antonio but visiting this November. Such a great theatre
Yes you have been playing some beautiful old theaters on your tour Fun to watch!’
Wow, love that ceiling
Cool, on that echo location percussions❤. Thanks Leland. That was a long and interesting sound decay. 😃
Really great ! Thank you so much Mr. Leland Sklar, and take care of yourself. From Paris, Thanks.
WOW!
I hope all is well back home. ✌
Each of these theaters have their own resonance, some emphasize wealth and status while others the workmanship and craft as its note. The Majestic Theater appears to do both.
The lighting of theater does a wonderful job of showcasing the detailed work and design of the theater. The video being shot here with no auxiliary lighting show the very good blending of light with form.
The finding of those narrow hall ways and stairs with railing folding into shadows and then into bright color could be a scene from a Fellini, Wells, or Hitchcock film; Leland always finds locations for great scene locations.
The grandeur does seem dissipate by becoming overwhelming and borders on becoming a critique of indulgence which might even be a sample of a prevalent American era.
That closing comment about Phil Collins is a great tribute to a passion he had to delve into a subject and its fulfillment.
But I am no final judge, I am the person who feels most comfortable at a coffeehouse with conversation or a coffee bar with live music in cozy small setting. ✘
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@hanspeterlillese2225 excellent idea! ☕️☕️☕️
That was a amazing walk through. Thanks so much. To see it in person (3D) must be absolutely awsome.
Hey Leland the wife said to make sure to let you know that yo can take us on a tour of this place anytime you like. The craftsmanship is just mind blowing. Thanks for the walk through dude you are one groovy cat!
Now thats what i call a venue Wow!! great vid Lee.
It was a marvelous concert!!!
so cool like an old castle wow
I appreciate you, thank you for making content.
I remember this..oh my Majestic is right..the decor is never ending in opulence..beauty..and history. I can only guess it sounds pretty awesome. i loved your interview with Brad what a charming and tatented players in the band.Thank you both..greatly appreciated. Stay safe be safe 🙏 Leland Sklar 🙏 peace 🙏 ☮️.😅.Are posters available advertising this tour with everybody's picture?
Hi Lee, It's a beautiful venue, played there many times with Ray Price over the years.
Good evening, Lee! 😃
Well, Majestic Theater is certainly majestic. Kinda whimsical, too. I love it! The lighting is almost medieval. How neat!
Have a great show tonight! And, please let us know if Maureen and the pups are okay back at home!
Love ya! ❤🎸🎶🎷👏
Hi Sue A big bark out to Domino
@@KittyCarlile-490 haha, I love this! Thank you, Sue! 🐾🐾🥰😃
Normally, I'm not a big fan of the "vibe" of indoor concerts - but a theater like this would definitely be an exception.
"Oh, you're Leland Sklar? Come in, we have been waiting for you."
What an awesome place
I saw Yul Brenner in _The King and I_ when I was a child. Also _Arsenic and Old Lace_ . Thanks Mom and Dad.
Don't forget it's just a 3-4 block walk to the Alamo!
Gosh, Lee, you're missing all the rain at home!
Wow! What an amazing theater. I want to live there.
Reminds me a bit of Atlanta's Fox Theatre...gorgeous!
San Antonio! The city has done an amazing job with its riverfront.
It hosted the National Conference of State Legislatures in the 90s. It was a less partisan time. Too bad that spirit is so battered these days.
It truly is a majestic theater. Thanks for the tour!
Wow! Phil has a wing of Alamo memorabilia❣️
Love when Brad catches you!!!!
Such a beautiful old venue
Truly Majestic indeed.
Thanks for sharing 🙏✌️
Happy Sunday Lee 🖐🏻
Why would you want to enter this theatre with an altered state of consciousness? Beautiful, citizens of San Antonio. From my perspective, well worth the cost of restoration!
Beautiful!
❤👏🏻Always love this place🫶🏻✌🏻
Imagine seeing David Gilmour play there!! I saw him perform at this theatre!
Tour time again👍👍
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Can you grab posters and sell them on your site? I’d probably guess that’s not an option. It would be cool to have those.
Love the Majestic!
Sadly today's architecture lacks so many of the beautiful elements that impress you.
My brother and friends are at the show tonight
If a musician can't make great music performing on the Majestic theatre stage with its magnificent surroundings Mr Sklar , then I think he /she is in the wrong business ..The place inside is like a primeval castle ..It would be time to take up tiddlywinks methinks ! I'm a poet and I don't know it ..arf !
How’re book sales coming along, Lee?
Previously at the Majestic Theater:
1075. San Antonio, Texas
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... you'd be forgiven for thinking you were on a ship....
...stunning architecture....
Majestic Theatre
Located in the heart of downtown San Antonio, Texas, the Majestic Theatre was built in 1929 and was designed in a Spanish Mediterranean style by John Eberson for Karl Hoblitzelle's Interstate Theatres. The Majestic was intended to be the most modern building in South Texas and was the first in the state to be totally air-conditioned. It remains one of the finest examples of atmospheric theatres ever built, receiving National Historic Landmark status in 1993.
The Majestic Theatre is an example of Ambassador Theatre Group's ability to work within public, private partnerships - in this case the City of San Antonio as owner of the theatre, and Las Casas Foundation, a local non-profit organization, in a successful effort to turn the historic movie theatre into a landmark, modern performing arts facility. During the 1980s and 90s, $9 million renovation and stage expansion costs were raised by Las Casas Foundation, with substantial investments from the City of San Antonio and local philanthropies.
Las Casas Foundation
Founded in 1988 by local philanthropist, Joci Straus, as part of the effort behind the restoration of San Antonio’s historic Majestic and Empire Theatres. Las Casas Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the development of the performing arts through education, scholarships and the restoration and preservation of historic theatres
Spanish for “the houses,” the Foundation’s name reflects San Antonio’s cultural diversity and originated from the idea of the venues serving as houses for the performing arts.
Charline McCombs Empire Theatre
The Charline McCombs Empire Theatre was built in 1914 on the site of the former Rische's Opera House in downtown San Antonio, Texas. Designed in the style of a European palazzo by architects Mauran, Russell & Crow of St. Louis, the Empire operated as a vaudeville house and then a motion picture theatre.
The Empire's grandeur was prematurely concealed by inappropriate repairs due to extensive flood damage in 1921. After a long, slow decline, the vaudeville house, turned B-run movie theatre, closed its doors in 1978.
Redeveloped as part of the neighboring Majestic Theatre project, fundraising efforts by Las Casas Foundation, a local non-profit organization, restored the forgotten luster of the interior of the theatre, and the venue reopened as the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre in 1998 after $5 million in renovations. The Empire is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Howdy Mark! 👋 😊
@@suecorrigan Hi Sue!
Thank 😊 you Mark!
Another beautiful old deco former movie theater! Btw, there was an earthquake in Ojai. I felt it in LA ... covid plague, hurricane floods, and now this. Starting to feel a little like armageddon 🤤
🙏 🤲 🕍 🕌 ⛪️ 🛕 🙏
There was an earthquake in Ojai? thanks for the news on that
We were in Carpinteria, and felt it and many aftershocks.
Question: Has Warren Hood rejoined the band? I thought I saw him in the cantina eating with the band.
Also in a TH-cam video I saw today.
He is from Texas and plays around Austin and might be seen there again over the next few days. ✘
Then that makes sense, thank you.@@artemisXsidecross
The Majestic a Movie with Jim Carrey was really Good... must watch it.
Beautiful Theater 🎭 ❤😊🌎✌❤
So, I have a question: If an amp blows five times in the course of a concert…..at whose desk does the buck stop?
Now how did that particular question come to mind?
Wotan has arrived at Valhalla! Thanks Lee the wanderer. The blue grotto needs a Nibelung… … …
gear question for ya Le - what are those center channel speakers that line the width of the stage front, placed on the stage apron? I'm seeing these in many of your tour videos.
There are monitor speakers for the musician but also smaller speakers for the front section of the audience.
San Antonio. A great place to get lost. ❤
Is "San Antonio Girl" on the set list tonight ;o)~ See you tomorrow night in Austin ...
Yep
R. ing ring ring..."Hello Louie's painting- Louie here" "Yes this is the Majestic Theater in San Antonio we need our interior re painted exactly as it is now, same detail, same colors, etc..".'"OK 18 million should be fair - barely fair --for the thousands of man hours"...What a Civic Treasure...
It's in my top 3 theaters that you've shown us. Did you make it down to the River Walk?
Mr. Schiffer.
Mr. Brooks@@Mark_Brooks
Mr. Hans@@hanspeterlillese2225
Mister Mister. 😂 Richard Page of Mister Mister was a special guest at the David Crosby tribute last night. And it was rainy/misty. Misty Mister Misters?
Terrible. I'm done now.
@@hanspeterlillese2225 Leland has already provided me with new friends!
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The Majestic looks like Disneyland for grown-ups.
See you there
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Love Brother