On August 7, 2004, the Who blasted into the Shoreline, following the Greg Kihn Band... reminding us that rock n' roll will never die!
Me & my brother Michael (right) 08/08/04 in front of Pasquale's Restaurant - San Francisco where we met with my sister Jennifer, my Dad and 2 of my kids, Stevie & Megan the day after the concert
Pete Townshend doing his famous "windmill thing" with his arm -- he's still got the touch
Roger Daltry still sounds and looks great.
Zak Starkey  on drums - He studied with Keith Moon when young -- the spirit of the Beatles lives as Zak is Ringo Starr's son
The Greg Kihn Band (left) opened for the Who.  Greg Kihn said it was an honor and played for 30 minutes, opening with "Jeopardy."  Here he is with his son Ry Kihn who "wowed" us all playing lead guitar
The Who at the Shoreline Amphitheater - August 7, 2004 - They sounded as good as they did back in the  '60's and '70's.
The Concert, Family Reunion and Rock Music
Ry Kihn playing with Dad Greg Kihn (above), who says his son has already passed him up in the guitar playing department.
My Dad and my son Stephen (left) in front of Pasquale's in San Francisco - 08/08/04
Three generations in front of Pasquale's Pizza (Left) My Dad ("Grandpa Joe"), daughter Megan, me, sister Jennifer, brother Michael and son Stephen
Three Generations meet in San Francisco
Mike Sult, my guitar teacher, playing at Dana Street Roasting Coffee shop. We're singing "Two of Us" by the Beatles.  Okay, so we're not the Who, but we sure had spirit and Mike plays awesome guitar!
Stephen and Grandpa in deep conversation (right)
Here we are in Golden Gate Park on our return journey from Ameba Records on Haight St.  We walked there after having pizza at Pasquale's. (left to right) Jennifer, me, Megan, Mike (this time my brother took picture), Stephen and Dad
Before parting ways on Hugo Street in San Francisco - We had just said good-bye to my sister Jennifer
Listening to you, I get the music......
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.from you, I get the story...
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