wow...Tom.

You certainly have outdone yourself with these posts. Bells...haha. wow. I'm certainly going to miss it. Lots of childhood memories there with some of my best friends.

And as for peaches, i wasnt around for that, but just to see the emotion caught in those photographs, and imagining what a great time everyone had. It seriously brings tears to my eyes.

Tulsa is certainly a magical place.

ALSO.

You should update on Eastland.

They've changed the name already.
 

Funny you should mention Eastland...as I recently got back in there for some final pics before the conversion to Eastgate Metroplex. I'll be posting an update on it soon.
 

Peaches used to be the only place to buy albums other than Starship. Thanks for the pics.
 

i remember PEACHES records. as a kid i lusted over a giant painting of the KISS alive 2 album cover on the wall. it was huge! very detailed. where the hell is it now? that thing would be worth serious cash man!! brian simmons (TRIBE OF SOULS)
 

Driving past Cain's today, it looks as though the cement impressions are now resting in the gated area to the north of the ballroom. I was hoping someone would save those. I guess someone thought so, too.

And hi to Brian!
 

I take that back. Upon further inspection, the plaques say "to Cain's" on them so they are not the ones from Peaches.

So, once again, someone needs to save those things!
 

Thanks VERY much for the kind words Lost Tulsa Tom! I just now found your website, shame on me, and I'm humbled to see the Peaches pics on your site.
I'm SO glad someone actually likes seeing the photos, it made me sad to think they were sitting in my albums, not being enjoyed. Because of your Peaches pictures, I have been in contact with several FL Peaches employees, and talked shop with them.
If anyone wants a Peaches T Shirt, the Crosby Stills and Nash site has them:
http://crosbystillsnash.shop.musictoday.com/Dept.aspx?cp=1218_11841_11874
Rock on everyone! I love the work Tom and others are doing, preserving our memories and the visualization of places. Before, they were only pictures in our minds.
 

Believe it or not, we have that actual section of concrete of 38 Special. My husband and a friend were able to get that one and Mel Tillis, his friend has Mel's. Most of the sections fell apart when they tried to remove them, but these two stayed in perfect shape.