So, what music are you listening to now?

[JJIII]

Check out Seth walker.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlMoAZ7mczE

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by JJIII

Check out Seth walker.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlMoAZ7mczE

I did

Austin, TX cat, I see.

[JJIII]

Originally Posted by noonereal

I did

Austin, TX cat, I see.

He reminds me a little of Delbert McClinton. That's a good thing.

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by JJIII

He reminds me a little of Delbert McClinton. That's a good thing.

It is?

lol

Did he ever jam with Jery and the Dead?

[JJIII]

Originally Posted by noonereal

It is?

lol

Did he ever jam with Jery and the Dead?

Delbert is all right. See here...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoOJyWte15Y

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by JJIII

Delbert is all right. See here...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoOJyWte15Y

I know him.

I have been 80% into classical the last 2 years though.


listening to a new release now,
Eco dell'Anima
Dance Suites and Sonatas of Jean-Féry Rebel

[d-ray657]

Buddy Guy and Jeff Beck both put on a helluva show last night. Buddy is 80 years old now, and still every bit the entertainer. His rapport with the audience is terrific, and he is more than willing to let the members of his band shine. I was disappointed that the crowd didn't bring him back for an encore.

I was a bit more interested in seeing Buddy than Jeff Beck, but Beck's show surprised me with its range and versatility. He included prog rock, really tasty blues, classic rock and hip hop. I was expecting a purely instrumental performance but his entouage included a couple of talented singers. Jimmie Hall, formerly of Wet Willie can belt the blues with any of them. His vocals on several songs matched any blues singer I have seen. Rosie Bones brought a sort of cockney hip hop to the show. She was very expressive and energetic, displaying a unique style. And the headliner still knows how to handle an axe.

Regards,

D-Ray

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

Buddy Guy and Jeff Beck both put on a helluva show last night. Buddy is 80 years old now, and still every bit the entertainer. His rapport with the audience is terrific, and he is more than willing to let the members of his band shine. I was disappointed that the crowd didn't bring him back for an encore.

I was a bit more interested in seeking Buddy than Jeff Beck, but Beck's show surprised me with its range and versatility. He included prog rock, really tasty blues, rock and hip hop. I was expecting instrumental but his entouage included a couple of telented singers. Jimmie Hass, formerly of Wet Willie can belt the blues with any of them. His vocals on several songs matched any blues singer I have seen. Rosie Bones brought a sort of cockney hip hop to the show. She was very expressive and energetic, displaying a unique style. And the headliner still knows how to handle an axe.

Regards,

D-Ray

Good stuff, glad you enjoyed.
Becks new album is excellent BTW.

[modge]

The Young Persons Guide To King Crimson - King Crimson.
Double LP.

[icenine]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

Buddy Guy and Jeff Beck both put on a helluva show last night. Buddy is 80 years old now, and still every bit the entertainer. His rapport with the audience is terrific, and he is more than willing to let the members of his band shine. I was disappointed that the crowd didn't bring him back for an encore.

I was a bit more interested in seeing Buddy than Jeff Beck, but Beck's show surprised me with its range and versatility. He included prog rock, really tasty blues, classic rock and hip hop. I was expecting a purely instrumental performance but his entouage included a couple of talented singers. Jimmie Hall, formerly of Wet Willie can belt the blues with any of them. His vocals on several songs matched any blues singer I have seen. Rosie Bones brought a sort of cockney hip hop to the show. She was very expressive and energetic, displaying a unique style. And the headliner still knows how to handle an axe.

Regards,

D-Ray

Is Rosie the lead singer on his new album? I heard some don't like the vocals but I am thinking about picking up the cd.