re: Non-Phish Show Of The Day Thread

Got this nice matrix playing right now:

NOLA All Stars
5/4/2012
Howlin' Wolf

01.Shine It On>
02.Kissing My Love
03.Ohio
04.The Weight
05.Is this Nature's Rock N' Roll? > Baby What You Want Me To Do
06.Jesus on the Mainline

Johnny Vidacovich - drums, vocals
Ivan Neville - keys, vocals
Theresa Andersson - fiddle, vocals
Anders Osborne - guitar vocals
Nick Daniels, III - bass, vocals

Guests:
Billy Iuso - guitar

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I would check out any band with Johnny V on drums.

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thursday nights at the maple leaf are killer. last time i went i saw johnny v, george porter and the guy from pap mali. shite was sick.

LINK

Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown

Legendary blues guitarist Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown visits Loyola University, New Orleans to play a concert showcasing his unique blend of blues, country and Louisiana funk and Cajun, as part of a master class in playing music. He also takes some time to explain his approach to writing and playing music to the student audience.


I've seen Gatemouth about 20-30 times from small bars in Mandeville to large music festivals and all places in between. Probably Louisiana's most gifted musician. He could cover blues, country, cajun, big band, boogie, jazz, rock, texas swing, and everything thing else.

Born in Louisiana but raised on the Texas side, he ended up living the later years in Slidell. Katrina forced him to move and destroyed everything he owned. He passed away shortly after in Orange, TX where he relocated and grew up on the Texas side.

This concert doesnt' have all of Gate's Express backing him but it does feature Louisiana Le Roux's David Peters on drums and Joe Krown on keys. I wish this concert had big Eric Demmer on sax b/c he could play no one else. I'll try to find something with him.

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Sid had "Gimme a fix" scrawled across his chest in marks-a-lot. He was a real shitty player.

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Whoever it is that plays bass on the Bollocks album is actually not bad.

He was easily the best musician in the group. The dude's right hand kept constant rythym for a band that was pretty much uptempo all night.

Now playing:

The Radiators
5/30/98
NYC
Manny's Car Wash
AKA The Manny's Car Wash Massacre

Set 1 / Disc 1
1. tuning / banter
2. Gummin' Your Nub ->
3. Welcome To The Monkey House
4. tuning / banter - a little break
5. I Still Miss Someone
6. Good Things
7. Black Dog
8. Out On The Rolling Sea
9. Do It (Till You're Satisfied)
10. Done Changed My Way Of Living
11. Crazy Mixed Up World
12. Ode To Billy Joe %
13. (I'd Rather Be) Blind Crippled And Crazy

Disc 2:
14. Glad All Over
15. Train Kept A Rollin'
16. crowd

Set 2
1. Bom-Bom-Du-Dao
2. My Babe
3. Ling Ting Tong
4. Hardcore (w/Pump It Up, Trouble Every Day, Shake Your Body Down To The Ground)
5. I Am A Lonesome Hobo
6. Out Of Sight / Papa's Got A Brand New Bag @
7. Dancin' In The Street
8. Pigmeat Is All I Crave

Disc 3:
9. Chainsaw Massacre ->
10. Feel Like Goin' Home ->
11. Factory Girl jam (no lyrics) ->
12. Willie And The Hand Jive ->
13. Slow Down
14. encore / Kenny calls 'em back
15. I'll Cry Instead (Beatles!)
16. Shake For Me (Howlin' Wolf)
17. Payday ^
18. banter thanking the Winters Brothers

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TreeDawg

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I bet we were at a lot of the same shows. i think I spent 3 nights a week in that jernt.

The Clash - Nakano Sun Plaza, Tokyo, Japan (January 28, 1982)



Setlist:

1. “London Calling”
2. “Safe European Home”
3. “(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais”
4. “Brand New Cadillac”
5. “Charlie Don’t Surf”
6. “Clampdown”
7. “This is Radio Clash”
8. “Armagideon Time”
9. “Jimmy Jazz”
10. “Tommy Gun”
11. “Fujiyama Mama”
12. “Police On My Back”
13. “White Riot”

Kafka, not to bitch too much, but I already posted that Pictures of Lily bit.

Feels like a month ago, so I´ll say two, three weeks tops.

I think people were talking about great Who songs, and I prefaced that Pictures of Lily was a great song, not obscure (everybody tries to say their double live Budokan licensed New Zealand version is the absolute best version of whatever song their schlepping), but here was an interesting little tidbit about the song´s ´mocking up´.