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Old 01-29-2017, 06:03 PM   #146 (permalink)
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The band was almost invited to play at Woodstock. When Michael Lang was negotiating with Bill Graham to get the Grateful Dead to appear, Graham insisted Lang put one of two acts that he managed on the bill. Lang then listened to a tape of both It's a Beautiful Day and the other band and liked them so much that he couldn't decide so he flipped a coin and It's a Beautiful Day lost. The band that won was Santana, who became stars overnight.
I'm not a fan of It's a Beautiful Day but found that interesting. Journey might not had happen if that coin went the other way.
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