James Taylor & Band - Come On Brother

       James Taylor - Guitar/Vocals.Carole King -Vocals.Abigale Haness-Vocals.Danny Kortchnar-Guitar.

       Russ Kunkel - Drums.Ralph Shuckett - Organ.Joell Bishop O,Brian -Drums.Leland Sklar- Bass

                                                                      Charles Larkey - Bass

                                                                 Come On Brother

                                                   Abigale Haness                     Carole King

Elle & Toni -Danny's Song - (Kenny Loggins / Loggins & Messina)

Kenny Loggins wrote this song for his brother Danny when he found out he was having a son and it went on the debut Loggins and Messina album Sittin' In. Anne Murray has a fantastic cover of this song as well, and we took a little inspiration from both versions

Chuck Prophet & his Cumbia Shoes - LantarenVester Rotterdam (31-10-2025)

          Californian songwriter Chuck Prophet was back in Rotterdam with a mix of alt-country and cumbia.                                            It was a wonderful evening with his amazing band.

 First Came Thunder

The tour was partly in support of his new album "Wake the Dead," which was created in collaboration with the cumbia group ¿Qiensave?.

  One Live For Me,On For You

 ChuckProphet over Wake The Dead: “When I was growing up listening to The Clash and their flirtations with reggae, the thing I remember most is how the music hit me, how it made me feel......

  Ford Econiline

                                                         It,s A Good Day To Be Alive
 

\....The more you listened, the more was revealed, but on the most fundamental level, those records just felt good, and that was really important to me with this album.”

                       Wooly Bully 

It was a wonderful evening in the beautiful LantarenVenster theater. It ended with a nice party, together with the audience.

 

Jeff"Skunk"Baxter" & Venice - "Rikki Don't Lose That Number"

           

On the evening of January 23, 2016, at the 31st Annual NAMM TEC Awards in Anaheim, California, Jeff “Skunk” Baxter was inducted into the TEC Hall of Fame. During the ceremony he took the stage to perform “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number,” delivering a standout live rendition of one of his signature guitar-moments from his time with Steely Dan.
                                                      

  Backing him for this unforgettable performance: Kipp Lennon (Venice)on vocals, Nathan East on bass, CJ Vanston on keyboards and The Larry Batiste 2Cold Chili Bone TEC Band