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As for "when am I ready?" You'll never be ready. It works in reverse, you become ready by doing it. - pmbomb
Support act was Tiny Tim and he was booed off stage.
He died the following year.
It was probably unrelated.
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In fact, a quick Google search has found me loads of videos, including this
Google describes them as a nine-piece blues/rock/soul/metal band
They were ace! But mad as a box of frogs
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They were supported by Jools Holland and The Millionaires, which is fine, and also.............................................................
Tommy Cooper - https://www.sting.com/tour/index/date/id/1729
Baby Metal supporting RHCP at Manchester Arena. The musicians were really good, but it was a contrast from the Chilis!
And Judas Priest supporting someone in 1974 in Plymouth. I thought they were a really good support band, but that was their limit
I said maybe.....
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Although I think Liverpool was a Katrina Leskanich song. As in Katrina and The Waves. Katrina was actually great live but perhaps comes into the odd category here by having her dog on stage for part of the set.
The solo artist support thing seems quite common now. A few years ago I went to see Mary Chapin Carpenter and the support was some young guy with a guitar. For the last song in his set he said something like I'd like some help with this one and a short, fat woman in sweatpants came on stage to share the vocal. No particular audience reaction, about half way through the song the penny dropped for 500 people that this was Mary Chapin Carpenter...
I went to see Swiss metal band Krokus and quite a large chunk of their set was the bassist doing an extended percussion solo on a surprisingly large amount of equipment. To this day I still wonder what the hell they were thinking.
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Obviously a thought I should have kept for Songs You Didn't Realise Were Covers