US Festival 1983 Live Concert and DVD/CD


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	Stevie Nicks US Festival 1983 Concert and Video U.S. Festival 1983 Live Concert The US Festivals were two early 1980s music and culture festivals sponsored by Steve Wozniak of, at the time, Apple, Inc., and broadcast live on cable television. The first was held Labor Day weekend in September 1982 and the second was Memorial Day weekend in May 1983. Wozniak paid for the bulldozing and construction of a new open-air field venue as well as the construction of an enormous state-of-the-art temporary stage at Glen Helen Regional Park in San Bernardino, California. 1983 Memorial Day Weekend Concerts: Saturday, May 28 (New Wave Day) Sunday, May 29 (Heavy Metal Day) Monday, May 30 (Rock Day) - Los Lobos (on a side stage only) - Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul - Berlin - Quarterflash - U2 - Missing Persons - The Pretenders - Joe Walsh - Stevie Nicks - David Bowie Saturday June 4th (Country Day) Stevie Nicks Band: Stevie Nicks - Vocals Waddy Wachtel - Guitar, Background Vocals Roy Bittan - Synthesizer Bill Payne - Piano Bob Glaub - Bass Bobbye Hall - Percussion Russ Kunkel - Drums Sharon Celani - Background vocals Lori Perry - Background Vocals Stevie Nicks Set List: Gold Dust Woman Outside The Rain Dreams Gold And Braid I Need To Know Gypsy Angel Leather And Lace Stand Back Band Intros How Still My Love Stop Draggin' My Heart Around Edge Of Seventeen Rhiannon (Photo on right by Mark Bowman) "Gold Dust Woman" "Outside the Rain" and Dreams" "Gold and Braid" and "I Need to Know" "Gypsy" and "Angel" "Outside the Rain" and "Stand Back" "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" "Edge of Seventeen" Released as a VHS and DVD...... Videos of Waddy Wachtel with Stevie Nicks Photos of Waddy Wachtel with Stevie Nicks Waddy Wachtel with Stevie Nicks - List of credits with links to pages. Outside Link: Stevie Nicks web site \| Stevie Nicks 2 \| Stevie Nicks 3 \| Stevie Nicks 4 \| Stevie Nicks 5 \| Stevie Nicks 6 \| A Very Special Christmas \| US Fest 1983 \| Stevie Nicks 4A \| Stevie Nicks 38 \| Stevie Nicks 39 \| Stevie Nicks 44 \| \| America \| Cherie and Marie Currie \| Andrew Gold 3 \| Engelbert Humperdinck \| Danny Kortchmar \| Ronin \| Linda Ronstadt 4 \| Warren Zevon 3 \| Kim Carnes \| Rita Coolidge \| Louise Goffin 2 \| Stevie Nicks \| James Taylor 3 \| Ronnie Wood \| Lisa Bade \| Karla Bonoff 3 \| Don Henley \| Bill Medley \| Motels \| Pointer Sisters 3 \| Bob Seger \| Marty Balin \| Hardchoir \| Chris Mancini \| Bette Midler \| Randy Newman 3 \| Glenn Shorrock \| Ringo Starr \| Joe Walsh \| Silver Condor \| Steve Perry \| J. D. Souther 3 \| Jimmy Barnes \| Rosanne Cash \| Delta \| Dexy's Midnight Runners \| Eric Martin \| Stealin' Horses \| Better Off Dead \| Jackson Browne 2 \| Karla DeVito \| Graham Nash \| Van Stephenson \| Dwight Twilley \| Cher \| Cruzados \| Lisa Hartman \| The Church \| Melissa Etheridge \| Ivan Neville \| Keith Richards \| Feargal Sharkey \| Satisfaction \| Herb Alpert \| James Last Band \| Richard Lewis \| Rock 'n' Roll Mom \| Permanent Record \| Road House \| Fast Times at Ridgemont High \| The Graces \| Rock Rhythm and Blues \| David Lindley \| Diana Ross 2 \| Doug Legacy 2 \| Phoebe Snow \| Rally for Nuclear Disarmament \| Peace Sunday Concert \| Kenny Rogers \| Dolly Parton 2 \| That Was Then This Is Now \| \| 1970's \| 1980's \| 1990's \| 2000's \| Waddy Wachtel Compositions \| 1960s \| Alphabetical \| 2010's \| \| Return Home \| Discography / Credits / Gigs / Songs \| Articles / Interviews \| Photos / Videos \| Contact \| Waddy Wachtel Band \| Search \| Mailing List \|