This is on now.
Anyone see this-superb...relatively new setlists too...Jeff hasn't lost a step.Great band too.
Just one sample...
For me - out of all the Yardbirds guitarists, I always thought Jeff took the instrument to places outside the boundaries that Clapton and Page seemed to have observed. He colored outside the lines. I'm not saying that I think he's better than the other two or that he's my favorite. I always appreciated his different, less than conventional approach to things. In an alternate universe, I think it would have been very interesting if he had been in the same time and space as Col. Bruce at some point earlier in both of their careers.
I remember seeing him one time at the Florida Theater in Jacksonville and I was astonished to NOT see a massive amount of pedals on the floor in front of him, after hearing some of the sounds he was producing.
You have to respect the guy for being an individual and doing it his own way all these years.
I always recall his comments at some Rock Hall of Fame induction speech, talking about Rod Stewart: "we have a love hate relationship, he loves me and I hate him."
Im surprised to see him with a second guitarist in his band.
Since that tour he also added Jimmy Hall on vocals. With a special "soundcheck" set, if you were willing to pay a VIP rate, this is what you got:
Soundcheck
101-Foxy Lady
102-I Put A Spell On You
103-Even Odds
104-Red House
105-Footsteps
106-Ain't Superstitious
107-Wild Thing
108-Lonnie On The Move
109-Where Were You
Show
201-Loaded
202-Nine
203-You Know You Know
204-Hammerhead
205-Morning Dew
206-Why Give It Away
207-A Change Is Gonna Come
208-Yemin
209-Lonnie On The Move
210-Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - Brush With The Blues
211-Little Wing
212-Superstition
213-Big Block
214-A Day In The Life
215-Rollin' and Tumblin'
216-Encore Call
217-Danny Boy
218-Going Down
Nice. Jeff's always been one of my fav's (with about 10 others), Stellar control over his sound in all aspects. The subtle control over his whammy bar and volume control is beautiful. He dedicated Cause We've Ended As Lovers to Roy Buchanan who I then checked out, and for that I'm forever grateful. He's an all world strummer.
