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Showing posts with label Jonathon Boogie Long. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jonathon Boogie Long. Show all posts
Monday's Music Moves Me is a freebie and I just scratched the surface of the music from my October road trip on my last 4 M post. Well let's get some more tunes!
Eric McFadden "While You Was Gone"
What's better than Eric McFadden add Doug Wimbish on bass
Pictures by me. Doug Wimbish is an incredible bassist who was in the roc band Living Colour. The band that hada hit with "Cult of Personality"
There was Jonathon Long to keep the guitar fireworks going..."Pray for Me"
The very talented Johnny Sansone was there "The Lord is Waiting and the Devil is Too"
The blues, swamp music might be enough for the Rocktober Fest too!
elcome to my rather late Monday's Music Moves Me post. I turned off the real world and went on a journey of three days of fantastic music, delicious food, and some other adventures. Alligators, fishing, and several hundred miles of driving.
Friday night I really wanted to see The Trio featuring the legendary bassist George Porter Jr with one of the best jazz drummers from New Orleans Johnny Vidacovich and guitarist Brian Stoltz.
They did not disappoint. The "Guitar Fight" that followed was a joy to watch. I discovered some new to me musicians like Jonathon Boogie Long. Here he is at the Montreal Jazz Festival in 2013..
Johnny Sansone also known as Jumpin' Johnny is a multi-skilled musician. Singer-Songwriter, guitarist, harmonica player, and accordion player. I really enjoy his songs. He was slanted to the side stage. He did join in with other artists such as Tab Benoit on the big stage. He played a set that rocked more and his energy level was on high.
Johnny with Tab Benoit and Mike Zito below..
Big Chief Monk Boudreaux and the Golden Eagles followed on the side stage..
Of course Tab Benoit..."Medicine"
I could go on and on. Tab headlined Saturday but he played the late night ramble on both Friday and Saturday. Joined many others such as Papa John Gros and Louisiana's LeRoux. The later also featured Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie fame.
