Tom Rush first sang at Symphony Hall in 1958. He was a junior at Groton School then, and it was part of a glee-club gathering under the auspices of the New England Preparatory School Chorus. “What we sang is lost in the mists of time,” he says.
Even as young adult, the experience was worth remembering, but Rush had no idea that Symphony Hall would eventually help cement his legacy as one of New England’s most revered and influential folk-blues musicians.
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I saw Tom last year at the River Club and he is still an amazing and inspirational performer. Keep on rockin' , Tom. Each of us must do the things that matter All of us must see what we can see It was long ago, you must remember You were once as young and scared as me