Yust came home from concert.

A great concert (ca. 120 min)

We got
- Watchin The River Flow
- Worried Life Blues
- Rooming House Boogie
- I Wonder Why
- Down The Road A Piece
- Route 66
- Little Queenie
- Honky Tonk Woman
and much more

Ben & Mick are very friendly and signed CD, ticket + pickguard,

If you have the chance to see this band - GO GO GO to concert



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Fantastic!! Must have been brilliant!

I was there, what a fantastic night!

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Thanks guys

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12 bar blues is alright sometimes. Just not all the time....

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For me the best MT, tunes are usually the instrumentals like Giddy Up, Tusks, Spanish, Going South and CYHMK. I find the blues tunes a little boring, Fed Up With The Blues, I Wonder Why, Red House and to a lesser extent You Shook Me. Mick is clearly an Albert King fan, would much prefer a King song like Drowning On Dry Land, more melodic and Mick could stretch out a tasty extended solo.

I do agree. Both blues and boogie-woogie are more or less outdated genres these days. Something for the geriatric care. Of course they will survive but more as a musical influence than by itself. I think that Mick T stayed with the blues too long, hindering his progress as a musician.

Thanks for sharin'
Is it me or there's a kind of wrong key at 2'40-41-42" on "I wonder why" look a bit messed up to me

HMN

Mick does that a fare bit, on a lot of his boots he quite often plays a few bung notes, slips into the wrong scale or whatever but its not new, he's been doing it for years. Its the way he plays, never plays a song the same way, always changing it, guess its a remenant of the Mayall and Stones live days when the songs varied from show to show.

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Mick does that a fare bit, on a lot of his boots he quite often plays a few bung notes, slips into the wrong scale or whatever but its not new, he's been doing it for years. Its the way he plays, never plays a song the same way, always changing it, guess its a remenant of the Mayall and Stones live days when the songs varied from show to show.

Except...that before, he was so good that I didn't noticed'em all

HMN

Hopefully we will get some new boots from this little tour and maybe we can get a clearer picture of where he is at.



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Little Queenie, Mettmann.



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