just so that you know...i never witnessed this..all this was told to me by people who were older than me and ¨seemed to know¨ (at least to me)..

yes..i would expect if it was true about the Eagles and Yes..people would figure it out..but..I swear I heard these rumors..

----- Mensaje original -----
De: Ronald Sanchez - Career Records <eldeluxe@bridgeband.com>
Fecha: Martes, Enero 13, 2009 3:50 pm
Asunto: Re: starcastle..fake touring bands...aww..the 70s

> I dunno about a fake eagles and yes in mid 70's. I think people 
> would 
> have been too aware by then. I did see the famous Fake Fleetwood 
> Mac. My 
> pal Robbie Blunt was playing with Silverhead, who opened. They 
> clued me 
> in and said we better get out of here just after "FM" started. At 
> the 
> end of the first song, people we yelling "who are you?". I heard 
> that 
> before too long, most of the audience got up and asked for their 
> money back!
> 
> gabrielfuentes@fibertel.com.ar wrote:
> 
> >when i was home for the holidays I was loading up my ipod with 
> all the Yes records I have..I remember during the late 70s..there 
> was a midwest band that drew comparisons to Yes..does anyone 
> remember Starcastle?...
> >
> >Also, I remember being a kid (under 13) and hearing about all 
> these imposter bands that were touring the country and fooling 
> people. All this, of course, because promoters could have the band 
> play in two places at the same time. Again, this would have been 
> in the mid to late 70s. In fact, I remember a big concert at 
> Balboa Stadium that I did not attend but the rumours were that Yes 
> and the Eagles were actually fake, imposter bands playing and that 
> this was common during that time..anyone remember this or am I 
> suffering from too many espressos in Argie
> >
> >was this just a San Diego phenomena?..
> >
> >
> >
> >  
> >
> 
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