Bill Graham Found 2,022 people in Florida, California and 49 other states

Perry's final full concert with JOURNEY took place in early 1987. He later rejoined his bandmates for a brief performance in 1991 to honor late concert promoter Bill Graham. He also appeared with JOURNEY when they received a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame in 2005.

The Brooklyn-born, Long Island-raised rocker born Eddie Mahoney broke into the music scene after moving to Berkeley, California in the late-Sixties; after nearly a decade honing his craft on the Bay Area rock scene with manager Bill Graham, Money inked a deal with Columbia Records, which distributed

Pope Francis came in third, followed by Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rev. Bill Graham, with former president Bill Clinton and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tying for sixth place. The Dalai Lama, Bill Gates, and Vice President-elect Mike Pence, in 10th place, rounded out the category.

Pacific Time, only one thing is truly certain: the venue. This will be Apple's first iPhone event at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco. Traditionally, Apple has unveiled new iPhones at its headquarters in Cupertino or at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, which down the street fro

bruises from people who dont like the process. Jerry Seltzer, a former Ticketmaster VP, noted, We took all the shit for the promoters. [Legendary promoter] Bill Graham and others would say, You know we cant do anything about the service charges. Its the ticketing company.

music. In Berkeley, Calif. following his move out west, he palled around with local musicians of the San Francisco club scene which led him to legendary promoter Bill Graham, whom Money met in 1976. Graham would become Moneys manager helping him achieve multi-platinum album sales in the 1980s.

continues to teach and to help oversee addiction treatment programs in Marin County. Among his projects is a fellowship program hes creating with Bonnie Simmons of the Bill Graham Foundation to encourage nursing students to devote themselves to careers in community medicine and addiction treatment.

drums. The song -- which includes the lyrics "Send that boy to jail" -- was recorded as a demo at Pacific Recording Studio in San Mateo, Calif., for Bill Graham, who offered the group a record deal at Fillmore Records, which they rejected. Federici's organ and Springsteen's guitar are in the forefront.

After the group started as a trio with Bonnie, June and Anita in 1969, Bill Graham signed the Pointer Sisters to a management contract and they went on tour with Elvin Bishop. In 1971, Jerry Wexler caught them with Bishop at the Whisky in Los Angeles and signed them to Atlantic Records. At that poin

The Last Waltz (1978)The Band and Bill Graham throw a Thanksgiving farewell concert in San Francisco, a few of the pioneering rock groups friends show up a Dylan, a Joni, some Neils (Young and Diamond) and a hyperactive filmmaker with a beard records the whole thing for posterity. Is this grea

thrown out of one high school for forging his report card. He later moved to Berkeley, California, changed his name to "Money" and had enough success in the Bay Area clubs, even performing for a time with Janis Joplin's former backing group, to attract the attention of famed rock promoter Bill Graham.

oney's manager Bill Graham was convinced its underperformance on the chart was due to the singer sneaking the line "her tits were shakin'" into the chorus -- a contention that was likely correct, yet Money's juvenile humor (or, as Graham called it, his "sophomoric fucking bullshit," was intrinsic to

Working with Bill Graham, Wozniak founded and sponsored two festivals in the United States that ultimately ingrained computing as a part of 20th century culture. Alongside rock music, the festivals were used to spread an educational message on technology, ushering in the future.

When it came to new songs in the Allmans setscovers or originalshow did you and Gregg decide who would sing what?Usually whoever sang the song had the idea. In the case of "Into the Mystic," that was [legendary promoter] Bill Graham's favorite song. When Bill died [in 1991], they played it at