Richie Furay Concert Database

last modified: April 25, 2009

1974

Richie Furay joins with Chris Hillman and J.D. Souther in a new band called the Souther-Hillman-Furay Band or SHF for short. They put together a backing band that includes ex-Manassas members Al Perkins, Paul Harris and ex-Domino Jim Gordon. This short-lived supergroup was a major disappointment to Richie, who ends his tenure with them after his two-album commitment to David Geffen ends.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
May 11	Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, HI		This show was cancelled when the band's recording sessions ran long.
June 14-28	The Gallery, Aspen, CO		These are warmup gigs booked by David Geffen to get the band's stage show together prior to hitting the road
June 30	Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ	Seals & Crofts, America, Maria Muldauer	America canceled their appearance at this show. SHF did a brief set to open the show. The concert grossed $77,340.
July 2	Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston, MI		This has recently been confirmed.
July 6	Music Inn, Lenox, MA	Doc Watson, Steeleye Span	3,000 attended for a $13,000 gross.
July 7	Memorial Coliseum, Ft. Wayne, IN	Eagles, Joe Walsh	Tape of this show circulates	Set List
July 11-12	International Amphitheatre, Chicago, IL	Doobie Brothers
July 14	Lisner Auditorium, Washington DC	Emmy Lou Harris		Set List
July 15	Wollman Rink, Central Park, New York City, NY	Leo Kottke	Tape of this show circulates This was a sold out show.	Set List
July 18	Tufts University, Medford, MA
July 19-21	Ozark Music Festival, Sedalia, MO		SHF plays one of these dates.
July 25	Civic Theatre, Akron, OH	Eagles
July 26	Casino Arena, Asbury Park, NJ	David Bromberg	This show drew $12,245 of a potential $23,000	Set List Backstage Pass
July 27	Municipal Stadium, Waterbury, CT	Dave Mason, James Gang	Thanks to Eddie G. for correcting this entry. SHF played along with - not instead of - Dave Mason and James Gang.
August 6-10	Arie Crown Theater, Chicago, IL	Three Dog Night
August 11	Saginaw, MN	Three Dog Night
August 12-13	Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston, MI	Three Dog Night	Most likely the source for the tape mentioned above.
August 14	Mississippi River Festival, S. Illinois University, Edwardsville, IL	Stampeders, Dave Loggins	Dick Richmond of the Post-Dispatch writes, "Musically speaking, one was almost always aware of all six members of the band. However, Furay with a remarkable high-pitched voice coming out of his skinny body, commanded attention whenever he was singing."
August 15	Blossom Music Festival, Cuyahoga Falls, OH	Three Dog Night	17,000 attend for a $63,000 gross.
August 16	Capitol Centre, Largo, MD	Three Dog Night, Little Feat
August 17	Cape Cod Coliseum, South Yarmouth, MA	Three Dog Night
August 18	Arena, Binghampton, NY	Three Dog Night	This was a sellout with 6,901 attending for a gross of $36,100.
August 20	Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA	Three Dog Night
August 23	Civic Center, Providence, RI	Three Dog Night
August 24	New Haven, CT
August 25	Civic Center, Springfield, MA
August 27	Baltimore, MD
August 29	Celebrity Theater, Phoenix, AZ	Tom Waits	A local review noted, "Apparently the word was out that the group wasn't what it was cracked up to be. Less than 700 showed up for the concert." The gross was reported at only $3,905.	Set List
August 30	Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA	Danny O'Keefe	This appearance was filmed for ABC-TV's late night show, In Concert It was a sellout show, 2,906 attending for a $17,000 gross Tape of FM simulcast circulates	Set List
August 31	Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA	Hoyt Axton	Michele Lomax of the Examiner noted, "The SHF trio was beset by malfuctioning equipment, which included Richie Furay's voice. The technical problems, though, only obscured a fundamental lack of inspiration in this constellation of lights of the rock firmament."	Set List
September 1	Minneapolis, MN
October 11	Orpheum Theater, Boston, MA		Show grossed only $6,000 of $18,000 possible. A tape of this show circulates	Set List
October 12	Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ	David Bromberg	Show grosses $14,488 of a possible $18,000
October 13	Gym, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ	Janis Ian
October 15	Kean University, Union City, NJ			Set List
October 17	SUNY, New Paltz, NY
October 18	SUNY, Oneta, NY
October 19	Academy of Music, New York City, NY	Dan Fogelberg	The concert earned $14,781 of a possible $20,978
October 20	DAR Constitution Hall, Washington DC	David Bromberg
October 23	Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, PA	Renaissance, Dan Fogelberg replaces them.	Concert drew 1,700 of possible 3,800
October 24	Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA	Van Morrison. Terry Reid	A tape of this show circulates Concert earnings were $38,00 of a possible $58,000	Set List
October 25	Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, MI	David Bromberg	Paul Grant writing in the Ann Arbor Sun noted, "S-H-F, billing themselves as the heirs apparent to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, failed miserably to live up to that billing on Friday. They knew it too, and tried blaming it on Hill's acoustics, Chris Hillman's sore throat, poor monitors, and the stoned-out crowd."
October 26	Mershon Auditorium, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
October 27	Allen Theater, Cleveland, OH	Michael Stanley Band
October 27	Student Union Ballroom, Kent State University, Kent, OH	Michael Stanley Band
October 28	University Auditorium, Penn State University, State College, PA	Wayne Berry Band
November 1	Ambassador Theatre, St. Louis, MO
November 2	Memorial Auditorium, Athens, OH	Michael Stanley Band
Note:	The following dates were published as booked in the November 16 issue of Billboard but were never played and a new tour was outlined: November 14 Eugene, OR, November 15, Portland OR, November 16, Seattle, WA, November 17, Vancouver, BC, November 20-26, various Texas dates, November 30, Denver
November 14	University Gym, University of North Carolina, Wilmington, NC
November 15	Indoor Stadium, Duke University, Durham NC	Dickie Betts		Set List
November 22	Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA		Show was postponed.
November 22	Bayfront Centre, St. Petersburg, FL	Dickie Betts
November 26	Riverside Theatre, Milwaukee, WI	Dave Loggins
November 27	Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA	Manfred Mann's Earth Band
January	In Concert, ABC-TV airs

1976

After taking a year off for the first time in his professional career, Furay assembles a band after he declines Al Perkins' offer to join Mason Proffit. Jay Truax (b), John Mehler (d) and Tom Stipe (k) of Love Song join him to form the Richie Furay Band. They record Furay's first solo album for Asylum Records. When it is time to promote it on the road, Furay assembles a touring band of Truax, Stipe, Mehler, Virgil Beckham (g), and Alan MacDougal (perc). It's back to opening act status and the band struggles. Furay finally takes them off the road to re-tool them.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
August 17	Mississippi River Festival, S. Illinois University, Edwardsville, IL	Janis Ian
August 18	Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Syracuse, NY	Janis Ian	Concert take is $3,254 of a potential $5,200. Furay replaced Michael Murphy on the bill.
August 19	Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston, MI	Janis Ian
August 28	Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ	Beach Boys	Show earns $221,000 of a potential $225,00
August 29	Music Inn, Lenox, MA	The Band	Furay's appearance was postponed. Eddie G. informs us that Richie indeed opened for this show, calling for more investigation.
August 31	My Father's Place, Roslyn, LI, NY		Show was broadcast live. Tape circulates	Set List
September 3	Omni, Atlanta, GA	Marshall Tucker Band, Jimmy Buffett
September 5	Music Inn, Lenox, MA	Hot Tuna
September 9	Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO	Leon Russell	5,589 attend this show.
September 10	Charlotte, NC
September 11	Triad Arena, Greensboro, NC	Jimmy Buffett
September 14	Athens, GA
September 16	Jackson Coliseum, Jackson, MS	Leon Russell	4,800 attend show.
September 17	Beacon Theatre, New York City, NY
September 18	Lisner Auditorium, George Washington University, Washington DC	Country Joe	Show is canceled.
September 18	Summitt, Houston, TX	Leon Russell	Thanks to long-time contributer Stu Rosenberg for finding this one!
September 21	Municipal Auditorium, Austin, TX	Leon Russell
September (UD)	St. Bernard Civic Auditorium, New Orleans, LA	Leon Russell
October 7	Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA	Rick Springfield	Jim Messina sits in on a couple Poco tunes during the set.
October 9	Showcase Cafe, Student Union, Fresno State University, Fresno, CA	George Miller
October 13	Bottom Line, New York City, NY	Buckacre	Show was sold out. Bob Cianci in the Aquarian complained, "Keyboard man Tom Stipe's fumbling fingers destroyed the ending to the Souther-Hillman-Furay tune, Believe Me. Guitarist Virgil Beckham was inadequate to say the very least. His second-rate licks fell flatly from the beginning. Furay himself has apparently decided to sing in his unsteady upper register these days and his voice cracked and broke unmercilfully on material old and new."	Set List
October 15 or 16	Bardavon Theater, Poughkeepsie, NY	Andy Pratt		Set List
October (UD)	Ellery Center, Chatauqua County, NY	Light Years	Fan recollection
October (UD)	B'Ginnings, Schumberg, IL		Fan recollection
October 19	Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, OH	Dirt Band
October (UD)	Agora Ballroom, Columbus, OH
October 23	Memorial Hall, Mt. Union College, Alliance, OH	Morning Song	This was a homecoming concert. Furay replaced Donovan, who was a last minute cancellation.
October 29	Mac Moreland Center, Widener College, Chester, PA
October 30	NCSU, Reynolds Coliseum, Raleigh, NC	Leon Russell	No confirmation on Furay's appearance
November 6	Fayetteville County Arena, Fayetteville, NC	Leon Russell
November (UD)	Civic Coliseum, Knoxville, TN	Leon Russell
November 13	Jai Alai Fronton, Miami, FL	Leon Russell	Furay cancels, Pure Prairie League replaces him on the bill.
November 15-16	Electric Ballroom, Atlanta, GA	John T. Leach Band	Furay was originally booked to support Juice Newton. When she cancelled, Furay took over the headline spot.

1977

Although at least one date is booked, Furay decides to take the year off and returned to the recording studio late in the year.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
March 19	Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ	New Riders of the Purple Sage	Furay cancels and is replaced by Roger McGuinn
July 22	Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA		Furay sits in with Poco.

1978

Furay wants to push this album up the charts and tours aggressively across the country, this time in mostly clubs and small halls. Virgil Beckham decides not to tour so Furay recruits Charlie Crews to replace him on the road. While the shows are uniformly excellent, most reviewers are not that impressed.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
March 18-19	Blue Note Cafe, Boulder, CO
April 7	Centre Stage, Milwaukee, WI			Set List
April 10-11	El Mocambo, Toronto, Canada	Bandit
April 16	Snively Arena, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH	McGuinn-Clark-Hillman, Pousette Dart Band
April 17-18	My Father's Place, Roslyn, LI, NY		Show was taped for live radio broadcast. Tape circulates	Set List
April 21-22	Bottom Line, New York City, NY	Richard Belzer		Set List
April 24-25	Cellar Door, Washington DC	Steve Young (cancels)		Set List
April 26	Red Rail, Nanuet, NY
April 28	RSC Rose Room, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ	Peter Rowan
May 5-6	Great Southeast Music Hall & Emporium, Atlanta, GA	John Kay, Kinky Freidman
May 9	Back Door, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA	Mac McAnaly, Skip Stevenson	Jim Messina sits in on both sets	Set List
May 11-13	Roxy, Los Angeles, CA	Rick Podell	Tim Schmit sits in on one set	Set List
May 15-16	Golden Bear, Huntington Beach, CA
May 17	Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA		Show postponed one day
May 18	Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA	Chris Rowan
May 20-21	Blue Note Cafe, Boulder, CO
May 25	Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, TX			Set List
May 27	Texas Opry House, Houston, TX
May 28	Whisky River, Dallas, TX	David Murphy		Set List
July 26	Dr. Pepper Music Festival, Wollman Rink, Central Park, New York City, NY	Dirt Band	A portion of Furay's set was taped and circulates.	Set List
July 28	Nanuet Star Theatre, Nanuet, NY	New Riders
July 29	Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park, NJ	New Riders		Set List
July 30	Music Inn, Lenox, MA	New Riders, Tracy Nelson
August 1	The Bayou, Georgetown, MD
August 3	Main Point, Bryn Mahr, PA
August 6	Paradise, Boston, MA	Chuck McDermott, Wheatstraw
August 10	Calderone Theatre, Hempstead, NY	Dickie Betts & Great Southern		Set List
August 12	T.G.'s East, Greenwood Lake, NY

1979

1980

Richie decides not to tour behind this final Asylum album. Instead he make a promotional appearance on a national TV show.

Late 1980

Furay forms United States Rock with Grantham (d), Virgil Beckham (g), Hadley Hockensmith (g), Billy Batstone (b) Although USR manages to record some great demos, Furay backs out of the project when Atlantic Records tries to restrict the religious tone of some of his lyrics.

1981

Furay now tours solo as an acoustic act, occasionally with a keyboard accompanyment. His stage act consists almost exclusively of his Christian songs.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
July 23	West Anchorage High School Auditorium, Anchorage, AK	Sweet Comfort Band
July 25	Park Strip, Anchorage, AK	Sweet Comfort Band
July 26	Calvary Chapel, Chugiak, AK
July 30	Bethel Christian Center, Juneau, AK
October 9	Knotts Berry Farm, Buena Park, CA	Joe English, Bonnie Bramlett, Leon Patillo, Marty McCall
November 15	Clementine's, Oklahoma City, OK	This was a free concert for a Metrochurch "singles" night.
December 5	Rainbow Music Hall, Denver, CO	Sweet Comfort Band

1982

Furay continues his music ministry with selected venues throughout the country. The San Francisco booking is a bit strange since he does not really vary his approach of evangalizing from the stage to an audience that expected a rock and roll show.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
January 15-17	Knotts Berry Farm, Buena Park, CA	Jesse Dixon, Clara Ward Singers, Harry Booker & Company
1982 (UD)	Gordon College, Boston, MA
1982 (UD)	Barrington College, Providence, RI
February 9	SEASONS OF CHANGE released
March 20	Pepperdine University, Los Angeles, CA
July 7, 11	Bartlett High, Little Chapel, Anchorage, AK
July 9	Resurrection Lutheran Church, Juno, AK
July 10	Schaible Hall, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, AK
September 17	Omni, Indiana, PA
November 13	Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA		A tape of this show circulates	Set List
November 22	Events Center, Colorado University, Boulder, CO	Poco	Furay sits in with Poco

1983

1984

By now, Furay is concentrating on his ministry and does very few live apperances. He does, however, make time to add his vocals to Poco's album INAMORATA during the early part of the year.

1985

1986

July 1986 (UD)

Furay participates in private Buffalo Springfield reunion at Stills' Ranch in Encino. It results in a couple rough recordings and a promise to get together they following year.

1987

Summer

Furay again attempts a private Buffalo Springfield reunion but Neil Young fouls the attempt by not bothering to show up. In addition, Furay's guitar is damaged in transit. It proves to be the last attempt at a Springfield reunion until they are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame a decade later.

1989-1990

Furay participates in Poco reunion project (see Poco timeline)

1991

Furay resumes occasional shows, primarily for the Summer Harvest Crusade in Southern California.

1992

1993

1995

1997

Furay puts together a touring band that consists of Randy Rigby on lead guitar, John Macy on steel, Ed Edwards on bass, Brenda Harp on keyboards and vocals, and they do a few live dates to test the waters.

1998

Furay and band do more live dates and record several shows in Colorado for a possible live album. Although the album is shopped around, it generates no label interest.Eventually, Richie re-releases IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE in a deluxe edition that includes some live tracks from the album.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
March 12	Coach House, San Juan Capistrano, CA	Jay Nixon		Set List
March 14	Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA		Tim Schmit sits in
March 15	Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA	Lucy Lee		Set List
March (UD)	'Canes, Mission Beach, CA
March (UD)	Coach House, Santa Barbara, CA		Thanks to Carolyn for alerting us to this show.
June 17	Richard's on Richard, Vancouver, BC
June 18	Tractor Tavern, Seattle, WA
June 19	Alladin Theatre, Portland, OR
August 13	Double Diamond, Aspen, CO
August 14	Bluebird Theatre, Denver, CO		Show was recorded live.
August 15	Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO		Show was recorded live

1999

2000

2001

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
February 19	Littleton,CO		Richie performs On the Way Home at a memorial service for two Columbine High School students killed on Valentine's Day.
March 24	Solid Rock Cafe, Harvest Christian Fellowship, New York City, NY
April 17	Soiled Dove, Denver, CO	Dave Beegle
April 26	Windchime Center, Colorado Springs, CO
July 13	Mansion Summer BBQ Bash, Dallas, TX	Steve Winwood, Barbwires
July 21	Vineyard Christian Fellowship, West Haven, CT			Set List
July 23	Mugz, New London, CT
July 25	Nathan Hale Middle School, Norwalk, CT
July 26	Southbury, CT
July 27	Horizon Calvary Chapel, Fitchburg, MA			Set List
July 28	Crossroads, Warwick, RI
September 7	Old Bridge Chapel, NJ
December 19	Bruce Mason Centre, North Shore City, Aukland, New Zealand

2002

Furay and his congregation moves from Boulder to Broomfield and occupies their own building for the first time in Furay's ministry.

2003

Furay and Scott Sellen open a number of shows for Poco in California.

2004

Additional dates with Poco for Richie and Scott Sellen. The year starts with a special concert in Nashville that is taped for DVD release later in the year.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
May 20	Belcourt Theatre, Nashville, TN	Poco	Furay performs with Poco for a DVD filming.
July 10	Mansion on Turtle Creek, Dallas, TX	Jim Messina
August 1	Humphrey's, San Diego	Jim Messina, Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen
August 4	Coach House, San Juan Capistrano	Poco	George Lawrence joins Poco on the road after George Grantham suffers a stroke onstage.
August 6	Canyon Club, Agora Hills, CA	Poco
August 7	The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA	Poco
September 10-12	Great Lakes Prophesy Conference, Appleton, WI
October 18-19	Solvang Festival Theatre, Solvang, CA	Jim Messina, Kenny Loggins, Poco

2005

In addition to Scott Sellen, Richie adds Alan Lemke and Aaron Sellen for this edition of the Richie Furay Band.

2006

This year sees the release of Richie's first secular album in decades, HEARTBEAT OF LOVE and his autobiography, Pickin' Up the Pieces. Richie plays electric guitar on stage for the first time in years. The Richie Furay Band hits the road for several big secular shows including opening spots for America and Linda Ronstadt.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
March 16	South by Southwest, Austin, TX
March 25	Nissi's, Lafayette, CO		Show was a sell-out
May 28	Wildwood Springs Lodge, Steelville, MO		Members of Poco drop by prior to their European tour.
June 28	Harvest Christian Fellowship, Riverside, CA
June 30	Humphrey's, San Diego, CA	America
July 1-2	Maranatha Chapel, San Diego, CA
July 5	Ocean Hills Community Church, San Juan Capistrano, CA
July 7	Gibson Amphitheatre, Universal City, CA	Linda Ronstadt
July 8	Calvary Chapel, Auburn, CA
July 9	Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga, CA	Linda Ronstadt
July 11	Orange County Fair, Costa Mesa, CA	Linda Ronstadt
July 12	Harvest Christian Fellowship, Riverside, CA
July 14	Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA	Linda Ronstadt
July 29	Turning Point, Piermont, NY		This show is Richie, Scott Sellen and Jesse Furay Lynch only
September 8-10	Prophesy Conference, Appleton, WI
	Rockford, IL
September 13	Shank Hall, Milwaukee, WI
	Chicago, IL
October 8	Arrow Stage, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA
November 2	Woodman Valley Chapel, Colorado Springs, CO
November 15-16	Calvary Chapel, Spokane, WA
November 17-19	1st Annual Koinonia Institute Conference, Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene, ID
November 29	Crossroads Church, Denver, CO
December 10	Harvest Christian Fellowship, New York City, NY
December 13	Belly Up, Aspen, CO
December 15	Bluebird Theatre, Denver, CO	Gregory Alan Isakov
December 16	Chapel in the Hills, Golden, CO
December 31	Rock 'n Soul Cafe, Boulder, CO

2007

A relatively quiet year for Furay with a low-key touring schedule until the summer when he joins Chris Hillman for a national tour. It proves to be one of the busiest touring years for Richie in quite some time.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
February 7	100 Huntley Street, Crossroads TV Network, Burlington, Ontario, Canada		Furay performs I Am Sure and In My Father's House
March 23	Nissi's, Lafayette, CO
April 18	Mixed Bag Radio, XM Radio
May 5	Stagecoach Festival, Empire Polo Field, Indio, CA
May 6	Harvest Christian Fellowship, Riverside, CA
May 11-12	Wildwood Springs Lodge, Steelville, MO	Poco		Set List
July 16	Ramshead Tavern, Annapolis, MD	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
July 18	Birchmere, Alexandria, VA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
July 19	Whitaker Center, Harrisburg, PA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
July 20	B.B. King's, New York City, NY	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
July 21	World Cafe, Philadelphia, PA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
July 22	Paradise Rock Club, Boston, MA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
July 23	Iron Horse, Northampton, MA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
July 25	Town Ballroom, Buffalo, NY
July 26	Beachland Ballroom, Cleveland, OH
July 28	Park West, Chicago, IL
July 29	Fine Line Music Cafe, Minneapolis, MN	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
July 31	Grand Emporium Saloon, Kansas City, MO
August 2	Voodoo Lounge, Maryland Heights, MO	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson	Although originally booked, Furay cancels his appearance.
August 4	Chapel in the Hills, Golden, CO
August 15	Belly Up Tavern, San Diego, CA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
August 16	Rhythm Room, Phoenix, AZ	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
August 17	Coach House, San Juan Capistrano, CA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
August 18	Malibu Performing Arts Center, Malibu, CA
August 19	Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
August 21	WOW Hall, Eugene, OR	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson	Paul Cotton shows up and sits in on three tunes	Set List
August 22	Oregon Zoo, Portland, OR	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
August 23	Triple Door, Seattle, WA	Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
August 29	Horizon Christian Fellowship, Littleton, CO
August 30	Boulder Mall, Boulder, CO
September 28	North Fork Theatre, Westbury, NY	Little Feat		Set List
November 28	News 2 This Morning with Tom Green, KWGN-TV, Denver, CO		Richie, Jesse and Scott Sellen appear
November 30	Liberty Hall, Lawrence, KS	Poco
December 5	Boulder Theater, Boulder, CO		Recorded live
December 9	Bluebird Theater, Denver, CO		Recorded live
December 31	Rock n' Soul Cafe, Boulder, CO

2008

A slow year because Furay has to undergo another hip replacement. The band performs a few shows early in the year and then hits the road again in the summer.

Date	Venue/City	Also performing	Notes	Links
January 12	Private party, Phoenix, AZ
January 13	Calvary Chapel, North Phoenix, AZ
January 13	Calvary Chapel, Prescott Valley, AZ		evening performance
February 4	Point Loma Nazarene University, Point Loma, CA
February 23	Boulder Theater, Boulder, CO	Poco	Richie sits in with Poco on a few tunes. He is on crutches but sounds great.
July 17	Birchmere, Alexandria, VA
July 18	Whippany, NJ
July 19	B.B. King's Blues Club, New York City, NY
July 20	Stage One at Fairfield Playhouse, Fairfield, CT
July 21	Sellersville Theater, Sellersville, PA
August 9	Sandpoint Festival, Sandpoint, ID	Marshall Tucker Band, Pure Prairie League	Firefall and Poco were scheduled but canceled and this bill replaced them
August 22	Soiled Dove, Denver, CO
September 6	Outpost at the Burbs, First Congregationial Church of Montclair, Montclair, NJ
September 7	Brookhaven Amphitheatre, Farmington, NY	Poco, Pure Prairie League, Firefall, Little River Band
October 3-5	Wildwood Springs Lodge, Steelville, MO	Poco, Jim Messina	The 40th Anniversary Poco Reunion Concert

2009

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