Speaking of the Who,

John Cale and Terry Riley, of Baba O'Riley inspiration, "Church of Anthrax."

16. Harry Chapin, my first concert. Dec. 1, 1973, Sunday afternoon at NY Philharmonic (Avery Fisher) Hall.

First concerts anyone?

John Fahey, "Hawaiian Two-Step."

Big Cale fan here. Saw him in 80, 84, 85 in ATL, then went to his gig at Hopscotch in Raleigh in 2013 and hung out patiently for two hours back stage to see him. Got a great photo of me, my wife, and Cale. Spent about 10 minutes with him. One of my fondest memories.

Notably, in 85, he played Hallelujah, long before he ever recorded it. From what I can tell from jabbering with other Cale fans on YT, it had to have been one of the first times he played it live.

Cable Hogue, live, when he was still purging his demons. Brutal, and lovely, if you like, as I do, the shrieking.

John Cale, "Dying on the Vine."

34. Wouldn't surprise me. I remember when NE Atlanta seemed like a small town. Loved it in the early 80s, the whole AIDS thing notwithstanding.

My wife moved to off Lenox Rd. when it was still part dirt, 1964.