Anchorage Music of the 70's

by Laurie Watson (Birmingham)
(Sacramento CA USA)

I was 9 years old when we were in Anchorage.

My mother was the vocal and organ player for Warren Johnson and the Riding Tide, then went on to play with the band F.U.N. her name is Annie Sevier(Birmingham).

I have such fond childhood memories from 71-74 and I was elated to find this website (Anchorage Memories) and can't say really how much I appreciate what you have done (here on Anchorage Memories).

I loved hearing the recordings of the bands.

I sent my mother (a link to your) website and she was so happy. We haven't stop talking about it.

She now lives in Arizona, myself in California.

Thank you for sharing this.


A Note from Anchorage Memories

Laurie:

Thank you so much for taking the time to send your kind comments to us here on Anchorage Memories.

You and your mother are the reason we created Anchorage Memories. We all have so many fond, happy memories about living in Anchorage. And of course, the unhappy memories of those of us who experienced the 1964 Great Alaskan Earthquake.

And you and everyone out there who still lives in and around Anchorage, or used to live there, now has a place online where they can read nostalgic stories, hear audio recordings and watch videos of those days in Anchorage, now long gone.

Plus, just as you have done, folks can post their Anchorage Memories online with us so that family and friends all over the world can enjoy them for years to come.

Thank you

Mike and Mary

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