To close this series here is a slightly different but still incomplete
version of the Marquee show from 1967 which comes from All Shook Up (VRM 006-7);
it is a stereo soundboard, also added are the interviews given by Jeff
Beck just before this
version of the Jeff Beck Group disbanded,
the morning interview in the studio and the afternoon interview on the
phone. These interviews were originally posted on Dimeadozen by KRW_CO.
From
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
"Uncle"
Russ Gibb (born 1931) is a former concert promoter and media personality from
Dearborn, Michigan, probably most famous for his role in the Paul is Dead
phenomenon,a story he
broke as a DJ on WKNR-FM. After a
visit to the Fillmore and a talk with promoter Bill Graham, he operated
Detroit's Grande Ballroom and was a major player in the late sixties/early
seventies Motor City music scene. He was instrumental in giving the MC5, Ted
Nugent and Iggy Pop their start. The Grande
Ballroom also was where the Who played their rock opera Tommy for the first
time in the United States. Gibb also owned or leased other live music venues
around the Mid-West including the Eastown Ballroom, Michigan Theater and the Birmingham
Palladium.He expanded
his music endeavors when he invested in Creem magazine.
