Pete and I saw Tedeshi-Trucks Band last night. They put on an excellent show in a little local theatre.
They covered a Joe Cocker cover and blew the roof off.

The drummers did a version of this last night, but better.

One more. :)
Sonia Kitchel openned with a kind of Americana set of well constructed tunes.



She has a fascinating voice.

Do virtual concerts count? Cause I got to see the opening concert of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra this year. Live. I love technology sometimes

That is pretty wonderful isn't it?

The problem with virtual venues is they are too close to the refrigerator/pantry. :haha:

Griff, that's the perfect combination. A good or better band that isn't so big you can predict their play list, in a small venue where you can see them work, but more comfortable and less noisy than a club. It's hard to find that combination outside of a few college towns.

Griff - it was really cool. Found out that you can play violins like ukuleles :D

Bruce - Luckily, I was at work, so it just took up one of my computer monitors. No extraneous snacking :P

You didn't say that there was an old gray LumberJim at the show as well.

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The vids aren't from my show but damned if that ain't Lumberjim from the future catching one of the few shows he missed.

The tuning is the same as a mandolin...

Despite the recent hit piece in the New York Times, Binghamton is becoming a quality college town.

Colin Hay tonight!

Colin Hay was awesome.

so was your review

I actually started typing a pretty long one out, but found myself lacking the words to describe it. So I deleted several paragraphs. How do you write about music anyway? It was the best concert I've been to. I laughed, I almost cried, and I sat enhanced listening to him play.