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dizzyblonde
23-01-09, 08:32 PM
If you like blues n good music, you've just missed a great Seasick Steve docu, but if you turn on now hes on in Reading Festival:cool:
This bloke is absolute class. And the rest of the night looks brilliant too
Saw him Summer 2007 at Cambridge Folk festival. His style, skill and bluesman approach just blew my socks off.
But this is the second thread that's mentioned a Folk festival today - on a BIKE site!!! eeek:eek::eek::eek:
dizzyblonde
23-01-09, 08:45 PM
hey, I'm not in the least bit embarrassed about the styles of music I like. Seasick Steve absolutely rocks.
However I am embarrassed about the fact that I fell upon him watching Jools Hollands Hootanany 2007
I've been watching this so far...
I saw him at the Royal Albert Hall, along with Amy Lavere supporting. I recall he was drinking straight out of a bottle of whisky for most of the set. :cool:
I like his approach to the guitar (just play the damned thing without being too technical about it) , with his own rhythm section (his foot)...now where did I put my slide...
dizzyblonde
23-01-09, 08:49 PM
hes like Ray Stubbs Amazing one man blues band. Now hes a guy to go see
He is just plain simple raw blues, just tha way i like it.
Nah, not embarrased, just surprised.
Turned over and I'm just so pleased to see such a young crowd lovin his music!! At Reading!!! Fantastic. I saw him in more ahem mature circumstances
I've not seen him with a band before. I like!!!
He's on again at 10 at The Barbican
dizzyblonde
23-01-09, 08:56 PM
We used to have a jazz and blues night in our local, the amount of really cool people we've seen playing there...shame it closed down for a year and got taken over by some guy who thinks rock bands are better....
Its where i spent my first birthday celebration with Im Indoors watching Ray Stubbs...foookin brillllll.
We just missed seasick steve last year in Leeds....because we were working :-( Hope we get opportunity some time in the future
mind you I do have three of his CDs so I supppose thats ok instead 8)
Yep, I was recently handed a guitar at a party. So I just started playing bluesy stuff (that's all i really play unless i go into 60's rock even then its more blues based).
I think the quote was "He's playing the bloody blues, How old is he?"
I got the chance to see B.B King last year too, that was awesome.
dizzyblonde
23-01-09, 09:05 PM
My other half saw James brown in Leeds before he died....he rocked.
I love playing the blues on my guitar. I like it even better when an old friend comes round for a jam :-)
Ahh if only...
but I figure a good audience is just as important :D
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