So I drove 1000km today to see gigs this weekend... Australian band Hunters and Collectors among others... that were cancelled due to bad weather at the last moment. Bah! Nice drive, quite a few albums down, though the fire carnage is disturbing.
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Just saw the Sons Of Apollo in NYC, great show, a band of all pros plus we had Tony McAlpine as the opening act and he reappeared for the encore and they did Deep Purple’s Burn! The newest album (their second) is also very good.
Sons Of Apollo in NYC.
Date night - LOS LOBOS @ City Winery Nashville 02-08-2020 Early Show
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I attended the 40th annual St Kilda Festival on Sunday. I got to watch a friend of mine perform in a brass band, which was really cool. I then caught the latter half of Stonefield's set. Damn, they play well! They're a band of sisters from rural Victoria who play some epic doom / stoner / psychadelic stuff. 
Later, I saw Icehouse perform most of their debut LP Flowers, in an homage to their performance at the very first St Kilda Festival. They also played an unlikely trio of covers: The Jean Genie, T. Rex' Get It On, and Pretty Vacant. Fantastic show. 
Later, I saw Icehouse perform most of their debut LP Flowers, in an homage to their performance at the very first St Kilda Festival. They also played an unlikely trio of covers: The Jean Genie, T. Rex' Get It On, and Pretty Vacant. Fantastic show. 
Wow I didn't realise Icehouse were still going! I have the CD of "Great Southern Land"I attended the 40th annual St Kilda Festival on Sunday. I got to watch a friend of mine perform in a brass band, which was really cool. I then caught the latter half of Stonefield's set. Damn, they play well! They're a band of sisters from rural Victoria who play some epic doom / stoner / psychadelic stuff.
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Yep; they tour sporadically, and I've been fortunate to catch them a couple of times. Iva can't hit the highest notes consistently anymore, though he has a touring guitarist who sings a couple of those songs for him (Man Of Colours, for example, though they didn't play that song on Sunday). I think it's a great way to offer their audience the best experience.
For fans of Birdsong At Morning: FREE CONCERT
Big Birdsong Bonanza - Lowell, MA
Sunday, March 1, 2020
8:00 PM 10:00 PM
UMass Lowell - Durgin Concert Hall (map)
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Join Alan, Greg, and Darleen for another big blowout concert at UMass Lowell. Long-time collaborators and UML faculty members Thomas Juliano (guitar), Andy Fordyce (percussion), and Chris Lee (percussion) will be there, along with two UML students Andrew Marshall and Maria Thekaekara providing lovely harmony vocals. Oh, and an eight-piece string octet featuring many of our extended Birdsong family members. It’s like a reunion show without breaking up the band, and is part of the UMLTake it to the Bridge program pairing students with professional performing groups, with support from the Richard and Nancy Donahue Endowment for the Arts.
Best of all, it’s FREE and open to the public - parking available
Durgin Concert Hall
35 Wilder St.
Lowell, MA 01854
Big Birdsong Bonanza - Lowell, MA
Sunday, March 1, 2020
8:00 PM 10:00 PM
UMass Lowell - Durgin Concert Hall (map)
Google Calendar ICS
Join Alan, Greg, and Darleen for another big blowout concert at UMass Lowell. Long-time collaborators and UML faculty members Thomas Juliano (guitar), Andy Fordyce (percussion), and Chris Lee (percussion) will be there, along with two UML students Andrew Marshall and Maria Thekaekara providing lovely harmony vocals. Oh, and an eight-piece string octet featuring many of our extended Birdsong family members. It’s like a reunion show without breaking up the band, and is part of the UMLTake it to the Bridge program pairing students with professional performing groups, with support from the Richard and Nancy Donahue Endowment for the Arts.
Best of all, it’s FREE and open to the public - parking available
Durgin Concert Hall
35 Wilder St.
Lowell, MA 01854
I've never seen them live and since my wife is about to become a Gammy for the first time about then with eldest daughter there
....Rolling Stones at Charlotte. We get back from Sweden and Finland a few days prior.
....Rolling Stones at Charlotte. We get back from Sweden and Finland a few days prior.
Just got tickets to see Jeff Beck in Cardiff in May with my brother
Dirty Honey at Turner Hall, Milwaukee, WI, 2/12. Dirty Honey - Wikipedia
Great show and we got to meet the band. We briefly talked about their success without being signed to a label!
Their mix tape was playing White Room in the background. Mentioning that we had listened to both discs of Wheels of Fire in the car that afternoon elicited chuckles from the band. We were obviously into one of their influences. If you like Zep, Rush, Aerosmith, etc., you might like these guys:
Great show and we got to meet the band. We briefly talked about their success without being signed to a label!
Their mix tape was playing White Room in the background. Mentioning that we had listened to both discs of Wheels of Fire in the car that afternoon elicited chuckles from the band. We were obviously into one of their influences. If you like Zep, Rush, Aerosmith, etc., you might like these guys:
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Really like them, nice raw bluesy rock. I'm sure I've heard Rolling 7s played on the UK Radio Station Planet Rock
iPhone 7 not displaying on PC; had to do photos on a different box. Wayne Krantz was recommended to me by a great guitarist friend who now works at D'Addario. He was not kidding! These guys were really played out there cool stuff. Wayne rarely took to the mic, his main message was: "The marketing may say this is the Wayne Krantz Trio, but that was before people learned who these guys are. So we are calling it KCL." Just ordered 'Two Drink Minimum' CD as Japanese import.
Amazing pictures Tim. Wow!
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Totally awesome, Tim! I bought Two Drink Minimum when it first came out in the 90s and I was totally blown away.
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Looks like Wayne was wielding a Suhr strat.
I got to see Joe Bonamassa last Saturday night and was mesmerized start to finish. Great smaller venue and I have never heard such awesome playing! I am now a new fan and plan to see him and his band again.
I can only imagine him in small venue. He's a stunner...though I've never seen him live.
Elton John is scheduled this summer (on his last tour) for New Orleans. I don't even want to look at ticket prices, as I've seen him twice now, and that's good enough (Yellow Brick Road tour in Mobile AL, and at Neil Young's Bridge concert in SF, solo, on electric piano -- magnificent!).
However, I may rethink that. Unfortunately, he's slowed down to pneumonia, and I wonder if I should just treasure those moments.
After all, I have the SACD multis . The common view is correct: this artist has the best multi's in the business. Case closed.
However, I may rethink that. Unfortunately, he's slowed down to pneumonia, and I wonder if I should just treasure those moments.
After all, I have the SACD multis
. The common view is correct: this artist has the best multi's in the business. Case closed.Similar threads
