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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2023
- Welcome back to another exciting episode of "Talking with Dolph"! In Episode 6, we're diving deep into the world of Max Webster, music, and future rock 'n' roll adventures.
Join us as we take a stroll down memory lane and reminisce about the unforgettable Max Webster book tour that brought us cherished moments and unforgettable encounters. From rubbing shoulders with legendary band members to getting our hands on that prized book.
As we look ahead to the future, we're gearing up for an exhilarating journey with Max Webster. Join us in our quest to unravel a music mystery-the next video release, Max Webster 1978. We've got an electrifying performance, but we need your help to pinpoint the exact date and location of the show. Your insights and expertise could be the missing pieces of the puzzle! So please, leave any information pertaining to the show in the comment section.
Don't miss out on the fun-be sure to watch "Talking with Dolph Episode 6" and join the conversation in the comments section below. Share your thoughts on the book tour, the montage, and your guesses for the upcoming Max Webster 1978 video. Let's collaborate, connect, and celebrate the spirit of music exploration together!
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Great work, thanks!
Hey Dolph . Thank you for all your work bringing Jim's recordings to light, such amazing stuff . Big fan of Max remember them doing a residency at the Knob Hill Hotel in Scarborough 76? or 77 . We were all MASSIVE fans of that first album.
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Please ask Bob if by chance he has anything from the RUSH/Max Webster show at the Stampede Corral for the A Farewell to Kings tour. I found a picture on his website of myself between the two boys I went with from Junior High School where we are standing right at the front of the stage but it's a view of the stage behind our backs. Also he posted a picture with Geddy Lee on their stage while they were performing dressed as Groucho Marx which is such a great photograph and ridiculously funny! I'm looking for anymore pictures of either band performing and of the audience as well. I now have the evidence my long ago memory is proven by photograph evidence but how I would love to have a picture of my face in that audience if one exists at all. I'm the short, very blond, straight haired teeny bopper in jeans and a long blouse. I was and still am a major fangirl of both bands.