Yes it’s certainly popular around here 
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ha!!
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Prog Rock at that time had so many great Bands. Too bad I was barely old enough to walk when these Bands were around. Lindisfarne, Van Der Graaf Generator, Gentle Giant, and of course, King Crimson, ELP, Yes, Genesis, Jethro Tull. I know I’ve forgotten a few.
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just curious, where is that on April 21?
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I agree. Long been a fan of Warren Zevon. His debut album<>Warren Zevon: tracks like Mohammed’s Radio and Carmelita. ‘The Wind’ is another favourite album. He obviously knew his time was all but up with tracks like Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door and the final track on the album<>Keep Me In Your Heart. The first I heard of him - going waaay back to a Jackson Browne concert - Warren Zevon was the opening act! Jackson Browne produced his first album and paid for it to be made.
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Nostradamus is a fav 
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