I was at the afternoon show for this concert…. Leon Russel absolutely stole the show and that’s not easy when you’re playing with George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and Billy Preston......
woensdag 6 juli 2022
Clapton/Harrison/Russell - Common on In my Kitchen
maandag 4 juli 2022
The Allman Brothers - Whipping Post
Whipping Post
zaterdag 2 juli 2022
Tedeschi Trucks Band - I Am The Moon: Episode I. Crescent /Episode II. Ascension
Track List - I. Crescent
1. Hear My Dear
2. Fall In
3. I Am The Moon
4. Circles 'Round the Sun
5. Pasaquan
Track List - II. Ascension 1. Playing With My Emotions 2. Ain't That Something 3. All The Love 4. So Long Savior 5. Rainy Day 6. La Di Da 7. Hold That Line
https://www.tedeschitrucksband.com/i-am-the-moon
zondag 26 juni 2022
Alison Kraus & Robert Plant - Trouble With My Lover (Pine Knob,Michigan June 6, 2022)
Trouble With My Lover (thanks to the taper)
The album would on to sweep the Grammys, and it would peak near the top of the charts, selling more than a million copies, according to The New York Times. Now that the duo has returned with their first new release in 14 years, "Raise the Roof,
vrijdag 24 juni 2022
Bob Dylan - Masters Of War (June 25.1998 Manchester UK)
Masters Of War (The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan)
Dylan recorded the song on April 23, 1963, at Studio A of Columbia Recording Studios. He did six takes of the song; the third one is the one on the album.
zondag 19 juni 2022
The Band - Up on Cripple Creek ( Wembley 1974)
"Up on Cripple Creek" is the fifth song on The Band's eponymous second album, The Band. It was released as an (edited) single on Capitol 2635 in November 1969 and reached No. 25 on the Billboard Hot 100.[1] "Up on Cripple Creek" was written by Band guitarist Robbie Robertson, with drummer Levon Helm singing lead vocal.
Robertson said of writing the song:
I had some ideas for ‘Up On Cripple Creek’ when we were still based in Woodstock making Music From Big Pink. Then after Woodstock, I went to Montreal and my daughter Alexandra was born. We had been snowed in at Woodstock and in Montreal it was freezing, so we went to Hawaii, really as some kind of a way to get some warmth, and to begin preparing for making our second album. I think it was really pieces and ideas coming on during that travelling process that sparked the idea about a man who just drives these trucks across the whole country. I don’t remember where I sat down and finished the song, though.donderdag 16 juni 2022
Beth Hart - Rivierenhof, Antwerpen (Belgium)June 12-2022
It was a magical evening in the beautiful Rivierenhof Theater in Deurne (Antwerp). Two days earlier, Beth Hart had to cancel a performance due to illness, so it was still exciting whether she would be there, but she was there, and how! After an a cappela sung Walk Around Heaven there was a beautiful long version of Kashmir (Led Zeppelin) as I said. , the start of a beautiful evening. Sometimes exuberant and other times subdued, and a great audience that knew how to appreciate it in the right way. Specal thanks to Renate van Sande for the movies
1 Walk Around Heaven (Patti Labelle)
foto Arthur
2 Kashmir (Led Zeppelin)
3 Dancing Days/When The Leevee Breaks
4 Delicious Suprise
film by Renate van Sande (thanks)
5 Your Hart Is As Black As Night (Melody Gardot)
6 Bad Woman Blues
7 Chocolate Jesus (Tom Waits)
8 War In My Mind
film by Renate van Sande (thanks)
9 My Calofornia (for Scott)
foto Arthur
10 Rub Me For Luck
11 Woman Down
film by Renate van Sande (thanks)
12 Sugar Shack
film by Renate van Sande(thanks)
13 Baby Shot Me Down
14 Fat Man
15 If I Tell You I Love You (Melody Gardot)
encore
film by Renate van Sande (thanks)16 I.d Rather Go Blind (Etta James)
The band: John Nichols -Guitar, Tom Lilly (bass) & Bill Ransom (drums).
woensdag 15 juni 2022
Bob Dylan - In The Garden
With Tom Petty & The HeartBreaker
Australian Tour 1986
In The Garden (album Saved)
Saved is the 20th studio album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, released on June 23, 1980, by Columbia Records. Saved was the second album of Dylan's "Christian trilogy". It expanded on themes explored on its predecessor Slow Train Coming, with gospel arrangements and lyrics extolling the importance of a strong personal faith.
vrijdag 10 juni 2022
Howlin Wolf - The Story (Update)
Chester Arthur Burnett (June 10, 1910 – January 10, 1976), known as Howlin' Wolf,
Chester Arthur Burnett (June 10, 1910 – January 10, 1976), known as Howlin' Wolf, was an influential American blues singer, guitarist and harmonica player.
In 1910, Howlin’ Wolf was born on a Mississippi plantation in the midst of a blues tradition so vital it remains the underpinning for much of today’s popular music. His birth name was Chester Arthur Burnett; “Howlin’ Wolf” was a nickname he picked up in his youth. He was exposed to the blues from an early age through such performers as Charley Patton and Willie Brown, who performed at plantation picnics and juke joints. Wolf derived his trademark howl from the “blue yodel” of country singer Jimmie Rodgers, whom he admired. Although he sang the blues locally, it wasn’t until he moved to West Memphis in 1948 that he put together a full-time band. Producer Sam Phillips recorded Howlin’ Wolf at his Memphis Recording Service (later Sun Records) after hearing him perform on radio station KWEM. Some of the material was leased to Chess Records, and in the early Fifties Howlin’ Wolf signed with Chess and moved to Chicago. He remained there until his death.
Evil
Howlin’ Wolf ranks among the most electrifying performers in blues history, as well as one of its greatest characters. He was a ferocious, full-bodied singer whose gruff, rasping vocals embodied the blues at its most unbridled. A large man who stood more than six feet tall and weighed nearly 300 pounds, Howlin’ Wolf cut an imposing figure, which he utilized to maximum effect when performing. In the words of blues historian Bob Santelli, “Wolf acted out his most potent blues, becoming the living embodiment of its most powerful forces.”
Sittin on the top of the world(1974)
Howlin’ Wolf cut his greatest work in the Fifties for the Chicago-based Chess Records. Many songs with which he is most closely identified - “Spoonful,” “Back Door Man,” “Little Red Rooster” and “I Ain’t Superstitious” - were written for him by bluesmen Willie Dixon, a fixture at Chess Records who also funneled material to Wolf’s main rival, Muddy Waters. Howlin’ Wolf himself was an estimable songwriter, responsible for such raw classics as “Killing Floor,” “Smokestack Lightning” and “Moanin’ at Midnight.”
Meet me In The Bottom
Howlin' Wolf defines the Blues while slamming Son House, then performs "Meet Me In The Bottom" with the help of his Band. It's not apparent What sets Wolf off, as Son House is off mic and inaudible, but I speculate that Son may have interrupted Wolf's oration with his own famous assessment of the Blues; "Ain't but one kind of Blues..., and that consists between male and female that's in love".
Blues at Newport 1966,, Howlin' Wolf seems to enjoy the taste of His Harmonica maybe just a bit too much. This is a very good performance by a consummate Master of the Blues.
Howlin’ Wolf served to influence such blues-based rock musicians as the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton. In fact, he recorded a pair of albums - The London Howlin’ Wolf Sessions and London Revisited - with his British disciples in the early Seventies. Howlin’ Wolf’s distinctive vocal style and rough-hewn approach to the blues can also be heard in the work of such diverse artists as Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band and Led Zeppelin.
"Smoke Stack Lightning" (as listed on the original single, more commonly referred to as "Smokestack Lightning")
Slowed down for much of the Seventies due to serious internal injuries suffered in an automobile accident, Howlin’ Wolf gave his last performance in Chicago in November 1975 with fellow blues titan B.B. King. He died of kidney failure two months later
Chester Arthur Burnett (June 10, 1910 – January 10, 1976), known as Howlin' Wolf, was an influential American blues singer, guitarist and harmonica player.In 1910, Howlin’ Wolf was born on a Mississippi plantation in the midst of a blues tradition so vital it remains the underpinning for much of today’s popular music. His birth name was Chester Arthur Burnett; “Howlin’ Wolf” was a nickname he picked up in his youth. He was exposed to the blues from an early age through such performers as Charley Patton and Willie Brown, who performed at plantation picnics and juke joints. Wolf derived his trademark howl from the “blue yodel” of country singer Jimmie Rodgers, whom he admired. Although he sang the blues locally, it wasn’t until he moved to West Memphis in 1948 that he put together a full-time band. Producer Sam Phillips recorded Howlin’ Wolf at his Memphis Recording Service (later Sun Records) after hearing him perform on radio station KWEM. Some of the material was leased to Chess Records, and in the early Fifties Howlin’ Wolf signed with Chess and moved to Chicago. He remained there until his death.
Evil
Howlin’ Wolf ranks among the most electrifying performers in blues history, as well as one of its greatest characters. He was a ferocious, full-bodied singer whose gruff, rasping vocals embodied the blues at its most unbridled. A large man who stood more than six feet tall and weighed nearly 300 pounds, Howlin’ Wolf cut an imposing figure, which he utilized to maximum effect when performing. In the words of blues historian Bob Santelli, “Wolf acted out his most potent blues, becoming the living embodiment of its most powerful forces.”
Sittin on the top of the world(1974)
Howlin’ Wolf cut his greatest work in the Fifties for the Chicago-based Chess Records. Many songs with which he is most closely identified - “Spoonful,” “Back Door Man,” “Little Red Rooster” and “I Ain’t Superstitious” - were written for him by bluesmen Willie Dixon, a fixture at Chess Records who also funneled material to Wolf’s main rival, Muddy Waters. Howlin’ Wolf himself was an estimable songwriter, responsible for such raw classics as “Killing Floor,” “Smokestack Lightning” and “Moanin’ at Midnight.”
Meet me In The Bottom
Howlin' Wolf defines the Blues while slamming Son House, then performs "Meet Me In The Bottom" with the help of his Band. It's not apparent What sets Wolf off, as Son House is off mic and inaudible, but I speculate that Son may have interrupted Wolf's oration with his own famous assessment of the Blues; "Ain't but one kind of Blues..., and that consists between male and female that's in love".
Blues at Newport 1966,, Howlin' Wolf seems to enjoy the taste of His Harmonica maybe just a bit too much. This is a very good performance by a consummate Master of the Blues.
Howlin’ Wolf served to influence such blues-based rock musicians as the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton. In fact, he recorded a pair of albums - The London Howlin’ Wolf Sessions and London Revisited - with his British disciples in the early Seventies. Howlin’ Wolf’s distinctive vocal style and rough-hewn approach to the blues can also be heard in the work of such diverse artists as Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band and Led Zeppelin.
"Smoke Stack Lightning" (as listed on the original single, more commonly referred to as "Smokestack Lightning")
Slowed down for much of the Seventies due to serious internal injuries suffered in an automobile accident, Howlin’ Wolf gave his last performance in Chicago in November 1975 with fellow blues titan B.B. King. He died of kidney failure two months later
donderdag 9 juni 2022
HEAVY ROCK
A random choice from the so-called "Heavy Rock"scene......
Alice Cooper Its my Body (Live Detroit 1971) Alice Cooper (geboren met de naam Vincent Damon Furnier, 4 februari, 1948), Glen Buxton - gitarist Michael Bruce - gitarist Neal Smith - drummer Dennis Dunaway - bass
Deep Purple Highway Star Deep Purple is een Britse hardrockband. De groepsnaam is afgeleid van de jazzklassieker Deep Purple, het favoriete nummer van de moeder (of de grootmoeder, naargelang de bron) van gitarist Ritchie Blackmore. Ritchie Blackmore Gitaar Ian Gillian Zang John Lord Keyboards Ian PaceDrums Roger Clover bass
Free The Stealer Free was een Engelse blues- en rockband, opgericht door zanger Paul Rodgers in Londen in 1968 die het bekendst geworden is met de nummer 1 hit "Allright now". Een ander bekend nummer van Free is "Wishing Well". Paul Rodgers Zang Paul Kossoff Gitaar Andy Frazer Bass Simon Kirke Drums
Wisbone Ash Blowin Free(1973) De Engelse rockgroep Wishbone Ash werd aan het begin van de jaren zeventig vooral bekend, dankzij de dubbeluitgevoerde gitaarsolo’s. Wishbone Ash werd in 1969 opgericht door bassist Martin Turner en drummer Steve Upton. Met de gitaristen Andy Powel en Ted Turner begon Wishbone Ash aan een intensieve tour door het Engelse clubcircuit. In 1970 verscheen titelloze debuutalbum van Wishbone Ash. Het album liet stevige rockmuziek horen, waarin de twee gitaristen een hoofdrol opeisten. “Argus” (1972) werd door het Engelse muziekblad Melody Maker tot album van het jaar uitgeroepen
. Frijid Pink House of the rising sun
Frijid Pink was een hard rock band uit Detroit opgericht in 1967, het best bekend door hun versie van "House of the Rising Sun."
The band bestond uit drummer Richard Stevers, gitarist Gary Ray Thompson, bassist Tom Harris, zanger Kelly Green.
Iron Butterfly Soul Experience Iron Butterfly is een Amerikaanse psychedelische rockband die zijn hoogtepunt kende in de jaren 60 van de vorige eeuw. Ze werden bekend door hun grootste hit In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. Door hun psychedelische geluid werden ze voornamelijk geassocieerd met de hippiecultuur. De band is ontstaan in 1966 in San Diego en in 1968 kwam hun debuutalbum uit, heavy. De originele leden van Iron Butterfly waren Doug Ingle, Ron Bushy, Jerry Penrod, Darryl DeLoach en Danny Weis. Na hun eerste album verliet iedereen, behalve Ingle en Bushy, de band.
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