Poco - New Years Eve Party!!
Dec 31, 2009 9:30 pm | Thursday
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COME CELEBRATE NEW YEARS AT INFINITY HALL WITH POCO!!
EACH TICKET INCLUDES A CHAMPAGNE TOAST AT MIDNIGHT!!
Poco was one of the first groups to pioneer Country-Rock music. The harmonies and instruments of Country mixed with Rock'n'Roll rhythms, paved the way for supergroups like the Eagles and while hits for Poco were few, their influence runs deep in both Country and Pop music. Richie Furay (b. May 9, 1944, Yellow Springs, Ohio) and Jim Messina (b. December 5, 1947, Maywood, California) fo...
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Poco - New Years Eve Party!! at Infinity Hall
COME CELEBRATE NEW YEARS AT INFINITY HALL WITH POCO!!
EACH TICKET INCLUDES A CHAMPAGNE TOAST AT MIDNIGHT!!
Poco was one of the first groups to pioneer Country-Rock music. The harmonies and instruments of Country mixed with Rock'n'Roll rhythms, paved the way for supergroups like the Eagles and while hits for Poco were few, their influence runs deep in both Country and Pop music. Richie Furay (b. May 9, 1944, Yellow Springs, Ohio) and Jim Messina (b. December 5, 1947, Maywood, California) formed Poco after Buffalo Springfield broke up in 1968 when Stephen Stills and Neil Young left the group. Rusty Young (b. February 23, 1946, Long Beach, California) had come from Colorado to play pedal steel guitar on the last Buffalo Springfield album. Furay loved what Rusty played on his song, Kind Woman and invited Young to join Poco.
EACH TICKET INCLUDES A CHAMPAGNE TOAST AT MIDNIGHT!!
Poco was one of the first groups to pioneer Country-Rock music. The harmonies and instruments of Country mixed with Rock'n'Roll rhythms, paved the way for supergroups like the Eagles and while hits for Poco were few, their influence runs deep in both Country and Pop music. Richie Furay (b. May 9, 1944, Yellow Springs, Ohio) and Jim Messina (b. December 5, 1947, Maywood, California) formed Poco after Buffalo Springfield broke up in 1968 when Stephen Stills and Neil Young left the group. Rusty Young (b. February 23, 1946, Long Beach, California) had come from Colorado to play pedal steel guitar on the last Buffalo Springfield album. Furay loved what Rusty played on his song, Kind Woman and invited Young to join Poco.
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