ConcertZero

If you're a music fan, you've probably seen Cameron Crowe's "Almost Famous." Kate Hudson's character, "Penny Lane" is based on today's guest...Punkin Pie (Irene Elizabeth Laughlin). Punkin and Scott talk about her love of music, being the center of the music scene in Los Angeles and the term "groupie". She doesn't remember her first concert but she's seen thousands of them.

Leo Quinones (@film_freak_live on Instagram & filmfreek.com), host of America's longest running movie talk show 'The Movie Interview", has a memorable first concert. In 1977, he saw Cheap Trick open for Kiss, at the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood, CA. Thank you to setlist.com for providing the songs that entertained Leo that night. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/kiss/1977/the-forum-inglewood-ca-2bda5842.html

Two more members of The Untouchables join Scott Ramsay to discuss their first concert experience. Guitarist Dave Cassell was at The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Ca in 1981 to see the Rolling Stones when Prince got booed off the stage. Then bassist Mark London Simms tells Scott that Parliament Funkadelic was his first show. 

CEO of Thunderwolf Productions and host of Playboy Radio's "Mansion Mayhem" sits down with Scott Ramsay to talk about his first concert experience. Brian saw the legendary Johnny Cash. Find out what song got him hooked to live music.

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/johnny-cash/1979/los-angeles-county-fairgrounds-pomona-ca-2bc144da.html

On the inaugural edition of ConcertZero, Jerry Miller, long time front man for the legendary ska band "The Untouchables" (https://www.facebook.com/TheUntouchablesLosAngeles/videos), joins host Scott Ramsay to talk about the first concert that he attended, back in 1981 in Southern California.