
2. DATE OF BIRTH: July 24, 1953
3. OCCUPATION: Printing
4. PLACE OF RESIDENCE: Chicago IL USA
5. YEARS AS A FAN: 30
9. HOW DID YOU FIRST DISCOVER CAPTAIN BEEFHEART & THE MAGIC
BAND,
AND WAS THERE A PARTICULAR SONG THAT MADE YOU SEE THE LIGHT?:
I bought Trout Mask Replica due to the Zappa connection. Ella
Guru.
10. NUMBER OF BEEFHEART GIGS SEEN, AND WHICH YEARS:
7 shows.
Oct 19, 73 Aragon Ballroom Chicago w/ Trapeze (Glenn Hughes)
and Sailcat (Motorcycle Mama).
Early Jan 74, Troubador L.A. W/ Martin Mull as opener for the
first three nights of I think a five or
six night run. Would have gone to all but had to fly home w/ Mom &
Dad.
What a happy accident to be in L.A. on vacation to find the Captain
playing.
Thanks to mom and dad for letting me stay in Hollywood, while they
went south to San Diego.
75 Bongo Fury Tour .Int'l Amphitheatre, Chicago.
Nov.10, 78. Vegetable Buddies, South Bend In. 2 Sets.
Some songs performed were:
Tropical Hot Dog Night, Nowadays A Woman's Gotta Hit A Man, Owed
t'Alex, Dropout Boogie,
Harry Irene, Abba Zabba, Ice Rose, Moonlight on Vermont, Floppy
Boot Stomp, You Know You're A Man,
Bat Chain Puller, When I See Mommy, Safe as Milk, Bellerin' Plain.
1980 Tut's (maybe it was still The Quiet Knight) Chicago. !st
of 2 shows.
11. ART SHOWS VISITED: none
12. ANY CONTACT WITH DON?:
Talked with Don at third Troubador show.It seemed like he knew about
me as he had chatted with a friend of mine on Triad radio show in Chicago
some time between the Aragon show & the Troubador shows.
. Introduced to Jan and got autograph "to Jim Love Over Gold".
Also in 80, Don signed a photo I shot at Vegetable Buddies "Van Vliet
80" as I caught him coming
off stage. Man, was my brother in law impressed by my bold
action. ha!
13. MUSICAL ABILITY / TRAINING: None
14. ANY OTHER INFO YOU WISH TO ADD?: I think it's all there. Thanks