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I once saw Jean Luc Ponty in Sacramento when he toured "Imaginary Voyage" in the late seventies. I saw "It's a Beautiful Day" in Nevada City, CA in the early seventies and David Laflamme later in Sacramento when he toured alone.
I'm also a fan of Mahavishnu Orchestra.
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We have a bunch of pop music fans here. I think this is the most versatile bunch of fiddlers you'll ever meet on any site. 
I really enjoy Jean Luc Ponty but am not familiar with Laflamme or Creach...
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If you listened to the radio a lot, you might remember Jefferson Starship's "Ride the Tiger". That, I think, was Papa John Creach, as he was known then.
David Laflamme was the lead vocalist and violinist for the band "It's a Beautiful Day", a California rock band from the Bay Area in the late sixties. "Donald and Dewey" was a popular instrumental tune, no vocals, that featured Laflamme playing violin. Their big hit was "White Bird".
Thanks for the personal greeting, Fiddlerman, your website is a real inspiration. Your offering of talent, enthusiasm and encouragement is truly without peer.
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