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More
than 1,000 see Pablo Cruise open third Etc. season
Published
Sunday, June 6, 2004
The
Entertainment, Theatre and Culture community group
started its third season in a big way by hosting the
reunion of '70s group Pablo Cruise Saturday evening
and filling Lake Clementia Amphitheater as full as
it's ever been.
About
1,200 residents and guests gathered to hear Pablo
Cruise and the opening act, the Shane Tiller Band.
The
namesake of the Shane Tiller Band is a 9-year-old
blues guitar prodigy from Roseville. The band started
off the full evening of entertainment with a virtuoso
performance of blues and works by guitar greats like
Jimi Hendrix that brought members of the crowd to
their feet cheering.
Pablo
Cruise treated the audience to hits that included
"Love Will Find a Way" and "Whatcha
Gonna Do (When She Says Goodbye)." Their set
was a solid display of musicianship that had the crowd
dancing and singing along. It was the first time in
20 years the original members of the group had played
together.
Drummer
Steve Price, who lives in Roseville, was credited
with organizing the reunion. It occurred on the eve
of his wedding and was a gift to his bride, who was
in the audience, front and center.
There's
more about upcoming Etc. events here.
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