I was at the Penn State show
This show was my first KC event and it was great. I have the answer for Jordon Clifford's question about the short Easy Money. John Kirk posted that the opening act was Gino Vanelli I don't remember who opened but I do remember the crowd that stayed didn't fill Rec Hall. There were disruptive people who weren't patient with the improv's. When you listen to this release ( I have the disc from Road to Red) you will notice that while Robert addressed the crowd he asked "Is There Life Out There?" which became the title of the improv that followed. On the disc this lasts 12:13, I can tell you some in the crowd lost patience and were yelling for Easy Money so they got it, but only for 2:20 and then the band continued to improvise on the other side of it. I told this story for years ofter on how it must have been annoying to the band to be in the middle of creating music on the spot but they had to play the "hit' song the drunks wanted. My theory was proven correct when the "Great Deceiver" box set came out and the Improv titles were revealed. The title for the song following "Easy Money" was "It Is For You, But Not for Us",that says it all!