music in the shed

Funnily enough, I had tickets to Tedeski Trucks last year and had to give them to a mate as some urgent night shift came up  ??? Same for Gary Clarke Jnr.
 
Finally got around to uploading Can't You Hear Me Knocking from last months Bobby Keys gig.
Well worth a look/listen if you've got 10min up your sleeve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j218306ryi4&feature=youtu.be
 
Pat,
My daughter Bec is playing at The Wesley Anne, High St Northcote tomorrow night (23rd) starting at 8am.
There are 3 other acts, not sure what order.
In case you were interested.
Cheers
Bomber
 
Not sure I can be there for 8am Bomber :o
Was at the Wesley Ann a couple of months ago, nice bar converted from old church. Seeing as I'm not working this week I may just get along and say hi.
 
Yogi said:
Melbourne is still the best town for live music as far as I'm concerned Pat.  Next you'll be telling me that Johnny Winter is on, or Susan Tedeschi/Derek Trucks are in town.  Melbourne - great bands, venues and crowds....Yogi
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Saw Johnny Winter at BB Kings in NYC January last year. He plays there every year "Winter in winter". Was a good show.

Pete
 
drikko said:
would kill to see Tedeshi/trucks.
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Just for you, Drikko



Susan Tedeschi, Jimmie Vaughan & Double Trouble...

Derek Trucks talks guitar and plays incredible slide...

Spent a lot of today just listening to Tedeschi Trucks whilst doing some paperwork..

Yogi





Yogi
 
Tedeschi Trucks is a top band. Unfortunately they don't seem to visit London, despite featuring several other European venues on their tour. I wonder if their UK music sales are low and this influences their itinerary. I sometimes think the UK music market at large just doesn't get a certain style of US music. Our loss unfortunately  :(

Thanks for posting though :)
 
This was a good night,
Booker T Jones at the Corner Hotel.
He was dynamite. Supported by Valerie June from Tennessee singing what she calls moonshine delta blues.
 

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yea, i had a good day in the shed.  still living in da '70's & a bloke ain't gunna change ay.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmH2BeDeuLc&feature=kp

& we all had hair like that.  me & me '77 Bonnie.  reckon the T140V was a good motor-bicycle.  passed a couple of Lav's one day in da twisties.  :-X  yea, it was the '80's when we did the Lav's, & the Bonnie was sucking through a set of Mikuni's by then, so i guess some things don't change much ay.    no,, i am not a hoon!    back to me rum, cheers.
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yea,, well some of us blokes had to work for a farken living, & not bludge around a uni campus like a poncey boy ay !!

i beta log farken off.  me thinks a bit too much rumbo has been consumed?  toot-toot.  (drunk)
 
My 64 Bonnie ran 32 Dels after a mate acquired a set of 40s for his Ducati,never did get the main right though.I was running a tiny rear sprocket.43 if I remember right.Did some real stupid stuff to that bike attempting to keep up with much bigger bikes.It was so flickable,got a real shock trying to ride Laverdas like that.Went from being able to change lines on a dime to needing to pick a line and stick to it on the triple.Not so much now with the forks through and the rear jacked up a bit.Be really interesting to try a Bonnie again to see what I remember
 
C.W.Stoneking gig last night in an old church (by Aussie standards!) in Melbourne. Fantastic acoustics.
Plenty of original material and obscure covers 1930s vintage. He's a style of his own, delta blues calypso jazz.
Great showman, great gig.

 

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I guess I can combine this with the "What did you do with your Laverda" thread...

On Friday I rode the Jota to M?nich to see Sound Garden and Black Sabbath. It was an open air concert in the middle of the city at the K?nigsplatz. About 12,000 to 15,000 people and perfect weather. When Sabbath opened up with War Pigs the hair stood up on your arms. It looks like Ozzy has gotten his recreational pharmaceutical problem under control as he was happily jumping around the hour and a half they played and didn't forget what he was singing inthe middle of a song. All in all a great show. The guitar lead from Into the Void was perfect for hooning home on the Jota Saturday.

Tom
 
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