DELIVERIN'

 

Poco lives as the LEGACY album project reunites the original lineup. Richie Furay stays only for the spring tour supporting Richard Marx. He pulls out of the summer LEGACY tour and is replaced by Jack Sundrud. The band uses David Vanecore on keyboards for both tours. Poco does promotional tours of Britain and Europe and plays a short tour of Japan, the band's first appearance there.

 

 

 

1989
Date Venue/City Also performing Notes Links
December 31 Pavilion at the Old Post Office, Washington DC   This was an acoustic warmup show prior to the Richard Marx tour.

An audience tape exists of this set.

 Set List
1990
Date Venue/City Also performing Notes Links
January 22 Newport Theatre, Columbus, OH   This was a scheduled warmup show that was canceled so Poco could appear on the Jay Leno show. It was originally rescheduled for February 19 but they did not return until the summer tour.  
January 24 A.J. Palumbo Center, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA Richard Marx The first show of the winter tour. Poco added keyboard player David Vanecore to the group for live performances. Set List
January 25 The Palace, Auburn Hills, MI Richard Marx This show was sold out.  
January 26 Richfield Coliseum, Richfield, OH Richard Marx This show was sold out.

Tape of this show circulates.

 Set List
January 27 John F. Savage Hall, University of Toledo, Toledo, OH Richard Marx 6,662 of a possible 7,192 attend this show  
January 29 St. Josephs Civic Center, Kansas City, MO Richard Marx    
January 30 St. Louis Arena, St. Louis, MO Richard Marx   Set List
January 31 Assembly Hall, University of Illinois, Champaign, IL Richard Marx  
February 2 University of Chicago, Chicago, IL Richard Marx    
February 3 Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, IN Richard Marx    
February 4 ACC Center, Notre Dame Univeristy, South Bend, IN Richard Marx  
February 6 Hilton Coliseum, Iowa State Univeristy, Ames, IA Richard Marx   Set List
February 7 Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati, OH Richard Marx    
February 9-10 Radio City Music Hall, New York City, NY Richard Marx  

Set List
February 11 Patriot Center, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA Richard Marx Tape of this show circulates. Set List
February 12 Firehouse Cafe, Worcester, MA Jim Perry Rusty Young and Randy Meisner sat in and jammed with the club's headliner, Jim Perry during an off day on the tour's schedule.  
February 13 University of Hartford, Hartford, CT Richard Marx    
February 14 The Centrum, Worcester, MA Richard Marx After the gig, Messina and Young sit in with the Fly Amero Band at the Firehouse Cafe.  
February 15 Montreal Forum, Montreal, Canada Richard Marx   Set List
February 16 The Diamond Club, Toronto, Canada   Tape of this show circulates. Set List
April 7 Hoosier Dome, Indianapolis, IN   Poco performs at Farm Aid IV Set List
June 24 Del Mar Fair, Del Mar, CA   The start of the summer tour. Poco would often headline these shows. They added Jack Sundrud to the group to replace Richie Furay. David Vandacore remained from the winter tour on keyboards.

June 30 River Fest, Ft. Madison, WI      
July 1-2 Summerfest, Heartland Stage, Milwaukee, WI      
July 3 Taste of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN      
July 4 Cotton Bowl, Dallas, TX Lacy J. Dalton, BTO, REO Speedwagon    
July 7 American Music Festival, Winter Park, CO Los Lobos, Leon Russell, Richard Thompson, Joe Ely Richie Furay sits in. Sound system problems and rain plague the band's set. Set List
July 8 Howelson Hill, Steamboat Springs, CO      
July 10 Luther Burbank Center, Santa Rosa, CA    
July 11 Circle Star Theatre, San Carlos, CA Kris McKay An announcement prior to the show that Furay was not on the tour led several people in the half-filled hall to leave for refunds since Furay's name was prominent in the advertisements for the show.

A tape of this performance circulates.

 Set List
July 12 The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA      
July 13 Ventura Concert Theatre, Ventura, CA   Paul Cotton sits in for the encore. Set List
July 14 Celebrity Theatre, Anaheim, CA   A tape of this show circulates. A version of it also includes the Cotton appearance at Ventura the day before. Set List
July (UD) Unknown venue, Portland, OR   Show was canceled  
July 17 The Muni, St. Louis, MO Chicago   Set List
July 18 Holiday Star Theatre, Merrillville, IN Dave Mason    
July 19 Club Eastbrook, Grand Rapids, MI      
July 20 Ontario Place, Ontario, Canada      
July 21 I. C. Light Melody Tent, Pittsburgh, PA   A ticket for the show clarified the venue. Set List
July 22 Chene Park, Detroit, MI   A disappointing crowd as less than 500 show up in a venue that seats 7,000.
July 27 The Paradise, Boston, MA      
July 28 The Chance, Poughkeepsie, NY      
July 29 Kirby Center, Wilkes-Barre, PA      
July 31 Berkshire Performing Arts Center, Lenox, MA    
August 1 Club Casino, Hampton Beach, NH Dave Mason   Set List
August 3 Waterloo Village, Stanhope, NJ   A tape of this show circulates. Set List
August 4 Naval Air Station, New London, CT .38 Special, Angel Train    
August 5 Valley Forge Music Fair, Devon, PA Dave Mason   Set List

August 6 Westbury Music Fair, Westbury, LI, NY Dave Mason    
August 8 The Ritz, New York City, NY Dave Mason    
August 10 The Boathouse, Norfolk, VA Kris McKay    
August 11 Quantico Marine Base, Quantico, VA .38 Special, Angel Train    
August 12 Pope Air Force Base, Fayetteville, NC .38 Special, Angel Train Show .was canceled when units stationed at the base were sent to Saudi Arabia as part of Desert Shield just days before the show.  
August 18 Liversedge Hall, Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, FL .38 Special, Angel Train  
August 19 Fort Stewart, Hinesville, GA .38 Special, Angel Train    
August 21 Newport Music Theater, Columbus, OH     Set List
August 22 Front Row Theatre, Cleveland, OH Kris McKay  
August 23 The Zoo, Cincinnati, OH    
August 24 Tennessee River Roast, Chatanooga, TN   This date is unconfirmed and is my best guess given that this was an open date on the original itinerary at this point. Bill Farrar provided the information on the venue.  
August 25 P.E. Stone Athletic Center, Naval Air Station, Memphis, TN .38 Special, Angel Train Kevin Blanton informs us that this show was changed to an outdoor show on base.
August 26 Fort Polk, Leesville, LA .38 Special, Angel Train    
August 27 Tower Theatre, Houston, TX    
August 30 Celebrity Theatre, Phoenix, AZ Kris McKay   Set List
August 31 Bujalski Field, Fort Huachuca, Tucson, AZ .38 Special, Angel Train This was a rain-shortened show. 2,400 attend  
September 1 A.C. "Ace" Bowen Rodeo Grounds, Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA .38 Special, Angel Train This show was opened to the public after many of the military personnel had been sent overseas.
September 3 Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, HI .38 Special, Angel Train    
October 15-16 Nakano Sunplaza Hall, Tokyo, Japan   A tape of this show circulates. Set List
October 19 Kosei Nenkin Hall, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan   A tape of this show circulates. Set List
October 21 The Bottom Line, Nagoya, Japan   A tape of this show circulates. Set List
October 22 Takatyuki Shimin Kaikan, Osaka, Japan   A tape of this show circulates. Set List

Total Shows played: 68