PHOTOS: Legendary musician John Oates returns to Aspen’s Wheeler
Austin Colbert/The Aspen Times
Longtime Roaring Fork Valley resident John Oates, known as half of the famed Hall & Oates duo with Daryl Hall, returned to the Wheeler Opera House stage, putting on shows both Friday and Saturday in Aspen.
His opener on Saturday was Aspen High School senior Gracie Searle-Feinberg, who performed three original songs before Oates took the stage.
Photos by Austin Colbert for The Aspen Times.
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Back in Time” is contributed by the Aspen Historical Society and features excerpted articles and images from past Snowmass Sun/Aspen Times issues. We can’t rewrite history, but we can learn from it! Visit archiveaspen.org to view the vast Aspen Times photographic collection in the AHS Archives. “Aspen Booms in 1889 style,” announced the Aspen Daily Times on May 2, 1946. “Yes, Aspen was busy building houses, barns, business buildings, etc., even installing a street railway. Aspen was one of the first cities to install the new and modern arc lights on street corners and for domestic lighting. What a city!
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