Philadelphia 1978 reviews from various local newspapers, November-December 1978
Jan 3, 2024 9:33:49 GMT
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Post by fabiogminero on Jan 3, 2024 9:33:49 GMT
Hi everyone.
Below I propose three reviews of the Queen concert at the Spectrum in Philadelphia on November 20th, 1978, the 16th gig of the North American tour in support of the new album 'Jazz', released in the US and Canada by Elektra on November 14th, 1978.
Have a good reading!
1) The first review comes from The Philadelphia Inquirer of November 21st, 1978: entitled Queen's glitter turns pure gold, it was written by journalist Jack Lloyd.
2) The second review comes from The Villanovan (the student newspaper of Villanova University of Villanova, Pennsylvania - suburb of Philadelphia) of December 1st, 1978: written by the journalist John Zagarella, it is titled Queen Crowned at the Spectrum.
3) The third and final review is titled Queen: 'Still the champions' and was written by Ernie Fink; was published on December 1st, 1978, in The Triangle, the independent student newspaper at Drexel University, a private research university in Philadelphia.
Below I propose three reviews of the Queen concert at the Spectrum in Philadelphia on November 20th, 1978, the 16th gig of the North American tour in support of the new album 'Jazz', released in the US and Canada by Elektra on November 14th, 1978.
Have a good reading!
1) The first review comes from The Philadelphia Inquirer of November 21st, 1978: entitled Queen's glitter turns pure gold, it was written by journalist Jack Lloyd.
2) The second review comes from The Villanovan (the student newspaper of Villanova University of Villanova, Pennsylvania - suburb of Philadelphia) of December 1st, 1978: written by the journalist John Zagarella, it is titled Queen Crowned at the Spectrum.
3) The third and final review is titled Queen: 'Still the champions' and was written by Ernie Fink; was published on December 1st, 1978, in The Triangle, the independent student newspaper at Drexel University, a private research university in Philadelphia.
