Of any concerts you've seen, do you have one that sticks out in your memory !
Question: I am waaaayyy old and have seen many memorable concerts but the one that comes to mind at this moment took place back in the 60's.
Jose Felliciano was putting on a concert at a theater in the round venue. When the house lights came up he was seated on stage. For two hours he played and sang, alone, with no band or orchestra. The music was amazing.
At the end of the concert, his sister came on stage and helped him from his chair and led him from the stage.
Until that moment, no-one had been aware the man was completely blind.
It was one, if not the first concert of his career. I will never forget it.
Answers: I am waaaayyy old and have seen many memorable concerts but the one that comes to mind at this moment took place back in the 60's.
Jose Felliciano was putting on a concert at a theater in the round venue. When the house lights came up he was seated on stage. For two hours he played and sang, alone, with no band or orchestra. The music was amazing.
At the end of the concert, his sister came on stage and helped him from his chair and led him from the stage.
Until that moment, no-one had been aware the man was completely blind.
It was one, if not the first concert of his career. I will never forget it.
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