| Address: | 27 Highview Pl, Parkwood QLD 4214, Australia |
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| Postal code: | 4214 |
| Phone: | (07) 5571 7080 |
| Website: | http://trippinthesixties.com/ |
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Trippin the Sixties ® is located in City of Gold Coast of Queensland state. On the street of Highview Place and street number is 27. To communicate or ask something with the place, the Phone number is (07) 5571 7080. You can get more information from their website.
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Barry McGuire introduces P.F Sloan the author of Eve of Destruction, during a Trippin The Sixties Show held at First Lutheran Church Torrance, CA. October 18...
During these years Barry recorded more than 40 albums. Barry is currently touring his Trippin' the 60's show around the world. A new album, DVD and Television Special are also in the making. John York joins Barry McGuire on Trippin' the 60s. John was a member of The Byrds, well known for " Turn Turn Turn " and " Mr. Tamborine Man".
Trippin' The Sixties "Trippin' The Sixties" is not a "cover" show. It starts where Barry started; writing and recording his first Gold record "Green Green" with The New Christy Minstrels. Then come all the stories about the people and songs of the '60s, people he hung out with, people he recorded, partied and performed with.
Very good used condition. No scratches on the disc. The case and artwork are clean with minimal signs of use. The photos show the actual item you will receive. Joy To The World. Do You Believe In Magic.
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Last night, my friend and I went to The Coffee Gallery Backstage in Altadena to hear "Trippin' the Sixties featuring Barry McGuire and John York. Unfortunately York, who used to play with the Byrds, had to perform solo at the last minute. Just before he was supposed to appear onstage, McGuire ended up in the ER due to heart problems.