Monacan High School - Legend Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Out of the fog... The famed artist Dave Prevett of Outlawed. The Outlaws bring the green grass and Foghat rocks n’ rolls the audience all night long at high tide to the Hampton Coliseum. the Hampton Coliseum. Yes! Yes! Yes! Steve Howe of Yes communicates Born to Run. During a sold out concert Bruce with ear splitting sounds to his many screamingfans Springsteen takes after his song and runs across at the Hampton Coliseum. the stage with his electric guitar.

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The worst place to go relax and unwind is arock-n-roll concert, but if you’re ready to get wild, rowdy and scream, dance and sing then a good rocking concert is just the place to be. We in Richmond are lucky; although we don’t get many concerts here, we are no more than three hours from top spots for headlining tours in Hampton, Norfolk or Washington D.C. Going to concerts is a popular acitivity for Monacan students. The morning after a concert one can see many tired bodies and droopy eyes. The halls are filled with The Devil went down to Richmond, and he brought the Charlie Daniels’ Band with him. Here Charlie Daniels ends a song at the Richmond Mosque. ( Wild rowdy concerts rock-n-roll T-shirts and buttons. Some of this year’s concerts included Journey, Rush, Charlie Daniels Band, Yes, Van Halen, Foghat, Bruce Spring- steen, Saxon, Cheap Trick, Reo Speed- wagon, 38 Special, Grateful Dead, Pat Travers, Marshall Tucker Band, Judas Priest and Molly Hatchett. Rock-n-roll is not confined to concert halls; Monacan’s own C.A.B.S. had a con- cert with The Lineback Band, and the Ath- letic Department sponsored a ‘‘Battle of the Bands’. As Neil Young says ‘‘Hey! Hey! my, my, rock-n-roll will never die.” Lineback does it again. The Brooke Lineback Band plays at the Battle of the Bands, where they placed second. Concerts 49