Snapshots From The Road:

Update: July 17^th, 1998:

7 pictures from the Magnetic Hill Concert Site
Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
Download time approx. 3 min at 28.8

Day 1 of two days in the maritime provinces of Canada

Since we were appearing on a bill with Peter Frampton, (who is also based in Nashville) we were not surprised to find him and his entire band on the same flight with us up to Canada, and just one day after working with former Wolf guitarist Larry Byrom in the studio, we meet him again at the airport, and discuss (among other things) the logistics of having him sit in with us on "Hey Lawdy Mama" the following day in Moncton. After the all day flight from Tennessee to New Brunswick, (which included a plane change in Toronto to pass through customs, and obtain Canadian work visas) we arrived at the hotel in time to check in and call it a night. The following day, we head over to the festival site and a crowd of 35,000 people waiting patiently for the start of this 2 day festival, which (before it ends) will feature appearances by Lynryd Skynrd, Heart, Foreigner, Peter Frampton, Pat Benatar, and the Wolf.

7 pictures to follow, please be patient while they load.

As we arrive at the site.....

.....we were told that the last time this site was used was for a Papal visit in 1984. The altar remains permanently setup.

There were plenty of guitar
amps back stage left......

.....and drums back stage right.

Larry Byrom joined us when
we played "Hey Lawdy Mama"

After the show, Andrew Stewart of Moncton's C103 interviewed John.
Moncton's premier rock radio station covers 2/3 or New Brunswick, 1/2 of Nova Scotia, and 3/4 of Prince Edward Island.

Looks like everyone enjoyed themselves.

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