A Blues Night In Canada!
01.Cut You Loose
02. To The Devil For A Dime
03. A Quitter Never Wins
04. talk
05. Detour (Bo Diddley)
06. The Axe
07. talk
08. Midnight Ride
09. Catalunya
10. Double Eyed Whammy
11. Highwayman
12. Kiss Of Death
13. Pawnbroker
14. encore break / intros
15. Coming Home (Elmore James)
16. It Hurts Me Too (Elmore James)
17. Rockslide
91 Minutes
Tinsley Ellis guitar,vocals
Jonathon Holland bass
Eric Kaszynski drums
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When Doyle was 16 years old, he toured as
second guitarist with Jimmy Vaughan's band, The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
Shortly thereafter he and fellow Texan, Charlie Sexton, co-founded the
rock band Arc Angels. Doyle and Charlie enlisted the rhythm section from
Stevie Ray Vaughan's backing band, Double Trouble, to complete the
lineup. The group enjoyed critical acclaim and commercial success.
Following
the release of "Jellycream," Doyle's 1999 RCA debut recording, he
received phone calls from both Roger Waters and Eric Clapton. Doyle
ended up joining Roger Waters for a summer tour while Clapton, along
with fellow blues great B.B. King, chose two of Doyle's songs - "Marry
You" and "I Wanna Be" - for their collaborative recording entitled
"Riding With The King." Upon completion of the "Riding..." project,
Doyle, his wife - Susannah Melvoin, and Clapton co-wrote and performed
"Superman Inside" for Clapton's album, "Reptile." Doyle's playing is
also heavily featured on the album.
Bramhall has earned considerable respect from a wide array of musicians for his work as a sideman and as a composer. Among artists with whom he has performed, and sometimes recorded, are his father (who passed away in 2011), Eric Clapton, C.C. Adcock, Sheryl Crow, Bettye LaVette, Lisa Marie Presley, and Susan Tedeschi. Bramhall continued to support luminaries throughout the 2000s and 2010s, returning to solo action in 2016 with Rich Man, his first album in 15 years.
Ok, if you are a long, long time fan of our sites you may remember, years ago I did a thing called "Jobe's Mystery Songs" back then I posted 3 songs by a band I couldn't find any information on. Well as of today I've found that band I couldn't identify. Did a Youtube search with what I thought was the title of one of the songs and this came up. This is what I'd been searching for for years. This ain't listed on Discogs, Amazon, AllMusic Guide. Hell it aint even on Bandcamp. I can't even find the label this is on. So any info you can provide would be appreciated. Two of the guys that are in this band (I think) are Thierry Vernhes and Jean Michel Mazella. Alright, so what does the music sound like? How about a better than average garage-bar band doing The Rolling Stones. These guys wear there influences on their sleeves. For instance the songs "Gimmie Some Hit" is "Hot Stuff" "Love You So Much" is "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" "Are You Ready" is "Till The Next Time We Say Goodby" If you are so inclined to listen to this I'll let you make the comparisons. As I recall this came out around the time "A Bigger Bang" came out. Anyway I'm glad to have finally solved the mystery, and also to finally have this album. This is much better than The Blushing Brides album. I love what their doing here. No back cover. So the songs are
1.That's Allright
2.Restless Child
3.Die For You
4.Can't Let You Go
5.Country Walk
6.Don't Put The Chill On Me
7.Gimmie Some Hit
8.Always A Blues
9.Lovers Can Dream
10.Are You Ready
11.Candles Light
12.Outside
13.Love You So Much
14.Angel Try
GIMMIE SOME SUGAR GIMMIE SOME BLOW GIMMIE SOME WINE SOMETHING TO ROLL
From Portland Oregon, harmonica player, songwriter and singer
Curtis Salgado blurs the lines between blues and soul music.
When he performs, he draws every drop of emotion out of the music,
as if his life depends on it.
And for Curtis Salgado, it does. Two years ago he was diagnosed with liver cancer and told he had eight
months to live, unless he got a liver transplant which would generate medical bills upwards of half a million dollars. With no health insurance and few funds, the man who is one of America's finest blues/soul singers needed a little help from his friends. When your friends and admirers include the likes of Steve Miller, Robert Cray, Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal, you've got a fighting chance. Numerous benefits were held in multiple cities including a benefit concert featuring Miller, Cray, Taj Mahal, The Phantom Blues Band, Everclear and Little Charlie & The Nightcats.
Curtis got his transplant, though there were a few twists and turns in the road before that happened.
A little less than two years after his initial diagnosis, Curtis was able to record Clean Getaway,
his latest album whose title has an obvious double meaning.
Salgado's set was the Sunday night closer at the 2010 Edmonton Labatt Blues Festival.
For the crowd that night, it wasn't a concert; it was a conversion.
1 Clean Getaway Curtis Salgado (composer) 5:56
2 Who's Lovin You Robinson (composer) 8:43
3 Nobody But You unknown (composer) 4:01
4 I Can't Stop Lovin You Lloyd Jones (composer) 3:20
5 Too Loose Curtis Salgado (composer) 17:40
6 I'm Gonna Forget About You Ov Wright (composer) 3:55
7 Born All Over Johnny Copeland, D. Malone (composers) 6:42
8 Twenty Years of BB King Curtis Salgado (composer) 5:35
9 Sweet Jesus Budda The Doctor Mathias Baumann, Curtis Salgado 15:31
A most excellent live soundboard recording!
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1. Fat Man In The Bathtub
2. Honest Man
3. What Do You Want The Girl To Do?
4. Can't Stand The Rain
5. Easy Money
6. Dixie Chicken
7. Willin'
8. Spanish Moon
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Rebooted...
Originally posted September 7, 2014
Eric Clapton - Jazz a Vienne
Theatre Romain
Vienne, France
July 5, 1997
Excellent Audience Recording @320
Band:
Eric Clapton - Electric Guitar, Vocals
Marcus Miller - Electric Bass
David Sanborn - Saxophone
Joe Sample - Keyboards, Piano
Steve Gadd - Drums
Set List:
CD 1:
01. (introduction
02. Full House
03. Marcus No. 1
04. Ruthie
05. Snakes
06. Going Down Slow
07. Peeper
08. Suggestions
09. Third Degree
CD 2:
01. First Song Tango
02. Put it Where You Want
03. Jelly Roll
04. In A Sentimental Mood
05. Layla
06. Every Day I Have the Blues
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Eric Clapton - Crossing Over Jazz Festival,
Wiener Stadthalle,
Vienna, Austria
July 8, 1997
Soundboard @320
Set List:
CD 1:
01. (introduction)
02. Full House
03. Marcus No. 1
04. Ruthie
05. Snakes
06. Going Down Slow
07. Peeper
08. Suggestions
09. Third Degree
CD 2:
01. First Song Tango
02. Put it Where You Want
03. Jelly Roll
04. In A Sentimental Mood
05. Layla
06. Every Day I Have the Blues
07. So Far Away
Thanks to Tinajazz at Guitars 101!
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Soundboard/FM Recordings
Exact Dates & Venues Unknown
MP3 vbr
CD1
Ten Years After
01 Rock And Roll Music To The World
02 Spoonful
03 I'm Going Home
Johnny Winter Band
04 Bad Situation
05 Stone Country
06 Silver Train
07 Jumpin' Jack Flash
Robin Trower
08 The Day Of The Eagle
09 Bridge Of Sighs
10 Too Rolling Stoned
11 Alethea
12 Little Bit Of Sympathy
Bachman Turner Overdrive
13 Roll On Down The Highway
14 Takin' Care Of Business
CD2
Mountain
01 Tales From An Imaginary Western
02 Nantuckit Sleighride
03 Roll Over Beethoven / Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
Aerosmith
04 Dream On
05 Walk This Way
06 Train Kept' a' Rollin'
Mott The Hoople
07 Golden Age Of Rock n' Roll
08 Sucker
09 Born Late '58
10 One Of The Boys
11 Gren Marionette
12 All The Way From Memphis
Humble Pie
13 I Want You To Love Me
14 Stone Cold Fever
15 Come On Everybody
CD3
Eric Clapton
01 Badge
02 Let It Rain
Edgar Winter's White Trash
03 Keep PLaying That Rock n' Roll
04 Frankenstien
05 Tobacco Road
06 Rock n' Roll Boogie Woogie Blues
The Who
07 Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere
08 Substitute
09 My Generation
10 Pinball Wizard
Peter Frampton
11 Do You Feel Like We Do
The first thing I want to say about this great sounding set, is that not one performance took place at the California Jam no matter what the title might suggest. That being said, EVERY PERFORMANCE is Soundboard/FM quality, leading me to believe it's a compilation of radio shows. The Who tracks come from one of their King Biscuit Flower Hour appearances. I was told but can't confirm that the Mott The Hoople tracks are from a King Biscut Flower Hour show. I highly recommend this 3CD set, I mean look at the artist and track list, Eric Clapton, Peter Frampton, Robin Trower, Leslie West, Peter Townsend, one thing the title was correct about is the Guitar Factor !
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*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER
