The venue is a new one at the Seminole Coconut Creek, and its set up sideways, with the designer thinking that everyone will be in a low sounding row. Problem is that its almost twice as wide as its deep, so if you have a side seat, you might as well sit at a slot machine and listen through an open door.
Now about the show, it was not a hippie anything, as the artists were all mostly blues acts.
Rick Derringer pulled out two of his hits along with his classic from 1965, Hang on Sloopy. Edger Winter, played basicly the same set he has played with Ringo and the Alstars, with Frankenstein in great form. Simmons from Savoy Brown, played some of his stuff and lastly, announced like the rest of the acts, by a canned announcer, which was ridiculous, was Johnny Winter, who could barely go. His playing and singing has gotten worse over the years due to illness. He closed the show, Leslie West was a no show after have a double amputee of both of his legs.
Unfortunatly, he was the only tie to hippie, or the lack thereof.