Those were the good old days in the early 1980's. My family moved to Laguna Niguel, CA and whenever Undercover played at Calvary Costa Mesa I could fill the bed of my full size truck with South Orange County Kids and enjoy a very loud concert every Saturday Night. It's a miracle I can still hear anything at the tender age of 58 after attending so many Calvary Costa Mesa Concerts in the 1980's with their 30 foot wide speakers. Then my truck load of friends would head over to McDonald's on McArthur Blvd by the South Coast Plaza and sometimes the fellowship ended up in a food fight because we were just plain having too much fun. I'm sure we weren't a very good witness to the employees of McDonalds. In fact, one time Undercover showed up at McDonalds after one of the concerts so we avoided the whole food fight drama that particular day.
Undercover when Bill Walden was the lead signer was a great band that attracted so many people. I'm sure it was a fine band when Sim Wilson became the lead singer but I don't think it was as influential after Bill Walden left
Those were the good old days in the early 1980's. My family moved to Laguna Niguel, CA and whenever Undercover played at Calvary Costa Mesa I could fill the bed of my full size truck with South Orange County Kids and enjoy a very loud concert every Saturday Night. It's a miracle I can still hear anything at the tender age of 58 after attending so many Calvary Costa Mesa Concerts in the 1980's with their 30 foot wide speakers. Then my truck load of friends would head over to McDonald's on McArthur Blvd by the South Coast Plaza and sometimes the fellowship ended up in a food fight because we were just plain having too much fun. I'm sure we weren't a very good witness to the employees of McDonalds. In fact, one time Undercover showed up at McDonalds after one of the concerts so we avoided the whole food fight drama that particular day.
I'm huge fan of Bill Walden Undercover, so glad I stumbled on this interview, thanks!
Undercover when Bill Walden was the lead signer was a great band that attracted so many people. I'm sure it was a fine band when Sim Wilson became the lead singer but I don't think it was as influential after Bill Walden left
@@brightlife7153 Branded was a high point for the band, but I think that there's a big drop-off after that.