Live at The Mezz (Breda,Holland) 2014
Film by Vincent Lyons .
zaterdag 1 maart 2014
donderdag 27 februari 2014
Fairport Convention Original Line-Up 6-8-2002
De originele Fairport Convention trad op op het Cropredy Festival op 9 en 10 Augustus 2002. Natuurlijk moest er gerepeteerd worden ,dit zijn de mooie beelden van de warming up een paar dagen eerder vanuit:
The Mill Theatre
SpiceBall,Banbury,Oxfordshire ,Engeland
Time Will Show the Wiser
van Links naar Rechts
Simon Nicol,Richard Thompson,Iain Matthews,Judy Dyble,Ashley Hutchings.
One Sure Thing
De originele drummer,Martin Lamble kwam in 1970 om bij een verkeersongeluk.
Bij deze reunie word hij vervangen door de huidige Fairport drummer Gerry Conway
Jack O Diamonds
Kort na het uitbrengen van het eerste album verlaat Judy Dyble de band en word vervangen door Sandy Denny (ex-The Strawbs).Ook Iain Matthews verlaat de band en kort daarna komt het baanbrekende album Unhalfbricking uit.
The Mill Theatre
SpiceBall,Banbury,Oxfordshire ,Engeland
Time Will Show the Wiser
van Links naar Rechts
Simon Nicol,Richard Thompson,Iain Matthews,Judy Dyble,Ashley Hutchings.
One Sure Thing
De originele drummer,Martin Lamble kwam in 1970 om bij een verkeersongeluk.
Bij deze reunie word hij vervangen door de huidige Fairport drummer Gerry Conway
Jack O Diamonds
Kort na het uitbrengen van het eerste album verlaat Judy Dyble de band en word vervangen door Sandy Denny (ex-The Strawbs).Ook Iain Matthews verlaat de band en kort daarna komt het baanbrekende album Unhalfbricking uit.
woensdag 26 februari 2014
Gov,t Mule & Beth Hart Roots at the Park Utrecht (6 July 2013)
Een van de hoogtepunten van concertseizoen 2013.Mooi om nog eens terug te zien ,en blij dat we erbij waren.De foto bovenaan mijn pagina is genomen op dit festival,zegt genoeg over de sfeer.
dinsdag 18 februari 2014
Jason Isbell - Cover me Up
Michael Jason Isbell born February 1, 1979) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist from Green Hill, Alabama, in Lauderdale County. He is known for his solo career, his work with the band The 400 Unit, and as a former member of Drive-By Truckers for six years, from 2001 to 2007.[ Isbell has won four Grammy Awards.
Cover Me Up Nog maar eentje dan,omdat het zo mooi is.En dan te bedenken dat hij vorig jaar in Nederland was.Helemaal over het hoofd gezien,zal me een volgende keer niet meer gebeuren. Jason heeft er een fan bij!
Jason Isbell - Danko/Manuel
Beetje over het hoofd gezien ,Jason Isbell,het voormalig bandlid van die andere prachtige band Drive By Truckers.
Ondertussen al weer 4 soloalbums achter de rug ,en veel op toer met zijn band 400 Unit.
Hoogste tijd om de schade in te halen ,te beginnen met deze opname uit de Austin City Limit serie.
Jason Isbell, guitar & vocals Sadler Vaden, guitar & vocals Derry DeBorja, keyboards & vocals Jimbo Hart, bass & vocals Chad Gamble, drums & vocals Amanda Shires, fiddle, viola & vocals
Jason Isbell, guitar & vocals Sadler Vaden, guitar & vocals Derry DeBorja, keyboards & vocals Jimbo Hart, bass & vocals Chad Gamble, drums & vocals Amanda Shires, fiddle, viola & vocals
maandag 17 februari 2014
dinsdag 11 februari 2014
Ry Cooder - If Walls Could Talk (1974)
We zijn er weer.Nog een beetje aan het revalideren van mijn hand/pols operatie toch maar weer een poging om een berichtje te posten.
Ry Cooder,een van mijn alltime favorieten tijdenss een opnames sessie in The Record Plant Sausalito ,California 7juli 1974
If Walls Could Talk
Met Russ Titelman op bass,Milt Holland -percusson,Jim Keltner- drums,Gene Mumford,Bobby King,Cliff Givens - vocals,
If Walls Could Talk
Met Russ Titelman op bass,Milt Holland -percusson,Jim Keltner- drums,Gene Mumford,Bobby King,Cliff Givens - vocals,
zondag 9 februari 2014
The Water Is Wide (Trad.)
"The Water Is Wide" (ook wel "O Waly, Waly" genoemd) is Engels/Schots of Ierse folksong dat al vanaf 1600 gezongen word .Het is tot op de dag van vandaag een zeer populair lied.en vele artiesten hebben het op hun repetoire staan.Hieronder een paar mooie uitvoeringen.
James TaylorJT & Boston Pops 1993
Symphony Hall, Boston, MA Conducted by John Williams
Mark Hanson
Fingerstyle acoustic guitar instrumental van deze Grammy winner
A Celebration of Women in Music
Indigo Girls,Jewel,en Sarah Mclachian
Dusty Springfield
Prachtige versie van Dusty Springfield uit haar tv show van15 Augustus 1967
Join Stephen Bennett, Gregg Miner, John Doan, Andy Wahlberg, Andy McKee, en nog meer harp guitar spelers uit de hele wereld in de grote finale van het harp Gitaar concert op27 oktober 2007 .
The water is wide, I cannot get o'erAnd neither have I wings to fly.
O go and get me some little boat,
To carry o'er my true love and I.
A-down in the meadows the other day
A-gath'ring flow'rs both fine and gay
A-gath'ring flowers, both red and blue,
I little thought what love could do.
I put my hand into one soft bush,
Thinking the sweetest flow'r to find.
I prick'd my finger to the bone
And left the sweetest flow'r alone.
I lean'd my back up against some oak,
Thinking it was a trusty tree.
But first he bended then he broke,
So did my love prove false to me.
Where love is planted, O there it grows,
It buds and blossoms like some rose;
It has a sweet and pleasant smell,
No flow'r on earth can it excel.
Must I be bound, O and she go free!
Must I love one thing that does not love me!
Why should I act such a childish part,
And love a girl that will break my heart.
There is a ship sailing on the sea,
She's loaded deep as deep can be,
But not so deep as in love I am;
I care not if I sink or swim.
O love is handsome and love is fine,
And love is charming when it is true;
As it grows older it groweth colder
And fades away like the morning dew.
Alternate end
The water is wide, I cannot get over,
There's no true love, at least not for me,
My love was untrue but I can't complain,
Some day I hope to love again.
donderdag 6 februari 2014
woensdag 5 februari 2014
Ron Wood & Mick Taylor tribute to Jimmy Reed
Ronnie Wood & Mick Taylor at The Cutting Room
with Al Kooper -Hammond B3Organ,Simon Kirke (Drums) and Wilbur Bascomb - Bass.
Mooi eerbetoon van de altijd enthousiaste Ronnie Wood en de wat meer ingetogen Mick Taylor aan blueslegende Jimmy Reed.De gelukkige toeschouwer op de eerste rij,met een mooi zicht op het podium maakte deze mooie beelden.Taper Justin Sosa,Thanks!!
Blue Carnegie
Wood and Taylor's show last night at the tiny venue was a loose blast as they played the blues they grew up on – the setlist included no Rolling Stones songs and mostly explored Mississippi electric blues pioneer Jimmy Reed. Months after the Stones took the final bow of their "50 and Counting" tour (which reunited Taylor with the band for the first time in decades), the duo have formed a new union, booking small gigs in London and New York with a band of pros including Al Kooper and drummer Simon Kirke. Fans paid up to $300 face value for seats at the mostly invite-only gig, which included everyone from Kinks guitarist Dave Davies to Mary Kate Olsen in the crowd.(Rolling Stone Magazine)
Honest I Do
While the pairing may seem surprising, the duo go way back: Wood was a huge fan of Taylor's in England in the Sixties. He would even fill in for Taylor when he was stricken by stage fright in his band the Gods. "He used to be too nervous even to go on, and he'd say 'Ronnie, play my bit for me," Wood recalled in According to the Rolling Stones. "Mick Taylor always underestimated his talent."
(Rolling Stone Magazine)
Shame,Shame Shame with Gary Clarke Jr.
That dynamic was still evident last night, with Wood relishing the role of frontman – mugging in exaggerated poses while howling away on classics like the show opener, "I Ain't Got You," and "I'm That Man Down There" and "Big Boss Man." Taylor laid low before breaking into fiery solos – at one point in the night, he made a subtle reference to “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking" (the only Stones nod the entire night). They both harmonized on Reeds' "Bright Lights Big City," and traded raucous slide licks during an extended take on Reed's "Going to New York." The show recalled what those nights must have been like, or something you might see at a late night jam at Woody's on the Beach, Woods' ill-fated Miami nightclub – and proved the duo don't need the Stones touring machine to put on a mindblowing show. (Rolling Stone magazine)
Big Boss Man
Mathis James "Jimmy" Reed (Washington County, 6 september 1925 – Oakland, 29 augustus 1976)
with Al Kooper -Hammond B3Organ,Simon Kirke (Drums) and Wilbur Bascomb - Bass.
Mooi eerbetoon van de altijd enthousiaste Ronnie Wood en de wat meer ingetogen Mick Taylor aan blueslegende Jimmy Reed.De gelukkige toeschouwer op de eerste rij,met een mooi zicht op het podium maakte deze mooie beelden.Taper Justin Sosa,Thanks!!
Blue Carnegie
Wood and Taylor's show last night at the tiny venue was a loose blast as they played the blues they grew up on – the setlist included no Rolling Stones songs and mostly explored Mississippi electric blues pioneer Jimmy Reed. Months after the Stones took the final bow of their "50 and Counting" tour (which reunited Taylor with the band for the first time in decades), the duo have formed a new union, booking small gigs in London and New York with a band of pros including Al Kooper and drummer Simon Kirke. Fans paid up to $300 face value for seats at the mostly invite-only gig, which included everyone from Kinks guitarist Dave Davies to Mary Kate Olsen in the crowd.(Rolling Stone Magazine)
Honest I Do
While the pairing may seem surprising, the duo go way back: Wood was a huge fan of Taylor's in England in the Sixties. He would even fill in for Taylor when he was stricken by stage fright in his band the Gods. "He used to be too nervous even to go on, and he'd say 'Ronnie, play my bit for me," Wood recalled in According to the Rolling Stones. "Mick Taylor always underestimated his talent."
(Rolling Stone Magazine)
Shame,Shame Shame with Gary Clarke Jr.
That dynamic was still evident last night, with Wood relishing the role of frontman – mugging in exaggerated poses while howling away on classics like the show opener, "I Ain't Got You," and "I'm That Man Down There" and "Big Boss Man." Taylor laid low before breaking into fiery solos – at one point in the night, he made a subtle reference to “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking" (the only Stones nod the entire night). They both harmonized on Reeds' "Bright Lights Big City," and traded raucous slide licks during an extended take on Reed's "Going to New York." The show recalled what those nights must have been like, or something you might see at a late night jam at Woody's on the Beach, Woods' ill-fated Miami nightclub – and proved the duo don't need the Stones touring machine to put on a mindblowing show. (Rolling Stone magazine)
Big Boss Man
Mathis James "Jimmy" Reed (Washington County, 6 september 1925 – Oakland, 29 augustus 1976)
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