I remember seeing Robben back on the Tiger Walk tour, and I was there hours before and well after, waiting in line to get something signed. When I finally got my chance to approach, I blurted out the first thing I could think of - "wu wu when's your next album???"... to which he coolly looked me over, thought for a sec, then stated profoundly "we just gave you the new record?" Well, done, Mr. Ford, what do I know. This dude oozes cool and has music as thoughts, what a pure musician!
Yes. This is great. He has amp. On fire here . Sometime s you have to turn up to get that sound. But everyone is turning down lately. . But. This is proof. Sometimes. U need to. Crank it
0:00 - 7:50 Soundcheck 8:43 - 12:42 Running Out On Me 12:50 - 17:37 When I Leave Here 17:37 - 22:18 Chevrolet 22:18 - 30:13 My Love Will Never Die 30:13 - 33:54 The Miller’s Son 33:54 - 38:13 Strong Will To Live (special guest Sonny Landreth) 38:13 - 45:27 Start It Up (special guest Sonny Landreth) 45:35 - 52:12 Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood 52:12 - 1:02:02 Good Thing 1:02:02 - 1:08:00 Top Of The Hill 1:08:00 - 1:14:40 Philly’s Blues 1:14:40 - 1:24:23 Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying 1:24:23 - 1:41:50 Help The Poor (Tom Bretchlein Drum Solo) 1:43:12 - 1:51:15 Talk To Your Daughter (Roscoe Beck Bass Solo)
yes, it's recorded by some thoughtful soul & we get the benefit, but imagine if it had great audio!! we are all wishing the same but at least we see Robben with Sonny Landreth, awesome!!
Yes, that’s weird, but the lineup and song do match the 1995 period, whereas 1997 was the Tiger Walk tour with a different band. Maybe a re-recording of a tape ?
@@olric63 yeah I agree with you mate. That lineup wasn't playing with Robben in 1997 as far as I know. They were for some dates in 1998 I think, but not 1997.
I doubt he would ever use things with chemicals in it it's a moot point tho Han, very casual in appearance for the most part-except for his boots. part of his charm~
My impression with a lot of blues players is that they are very predictable, repetitious and clique ridden, not so with Robben Ford, he is just so freeking musical.
Earlier years with Miles Davis and Joni Mitchell helped Robben hone his multiple styles and skills. He could then follow his heart and head into the blues with Blue Line etc. He's a gentleman and very kindly invited a friend and myself to his earlier Ojai, CA, home of an evening.
I remember seeing Robben back on the Tiger Walk tour, and I was there hours before and well after, waiting in line to get something signed. When I finally got my chance to approach, I blurted out the first thing I could think of - "wu wu when's your next album???"... to which he coolly looked me over, thought for a sec, then stated profoundly "we just gave you the new record?" Well, done, Mr. Ford, what do I know. This dude oozes cool and has music as thoughts, what a pure musician!
I've always seen Robben playing in a more jazzy vein, so great to see him just get into some gnarly pentatonic riffing....he does it all, masterfully!
My favorite Robben Ford years ...the 90's ...
Yes. This is great. He has amp. On fire here . Sometime s you have to turn up to get that sound. But everyone is turning down lately. . But. This is proof. Sometimes. U need to. Crank it
🎶Still very thankful 🎸was at this show 🎶
Seen him there again when Hilary was on Drums & got to talk a while & get an autograph on The Authorized Bootleg CD
Mr. Ford is a living legend. Great footage !
This is pure gold my favorite lineup by far Robben at his best!
The Blue Line, never a better line up!
I was there! Fantastic!
MyX4 you are so fortunate!!! what many of us would have loved to have been there & Sonny Landreth too!!
Wow. I’ve never heard robin sound so good . Amp is. Is set just right .
Amazing concert! Thanks for sharing this!!😊👋💯💥🌟🎸🤟
Always an education. Always a thrill!
thank you for sharing !!!! God bless you ❤❤❤😊
Wonderful. Thank you for sharing this concert!
yes i thought so sunny landreth bloody awsome
what a great catch to see the Blueline with Robben play with Sonny Landreth, huh? Just wish the recording was as good as the players...
Almost 30 years ago, so no HD or 4K recording then. I find it pretty acceptable myself.
0:00 - 7:50 Soundcheck
8:43 - 12:42 Running Out On Me
12:50 - 17:37 When I Leave Here
17:37 - 22:18 Chevrolet
22:18 - 30:13 My Love Will Never Die
30:13 - 33:54 The Miller’s Son
33:54 - 38:13 Strong Will To Live (special guest Sonny Landreth)
38:13 - 45:27 Start It Up (special guest Sonny Landreth)
45:35 - 52:12 Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
52:12 - 1:02:02 Good Thing
1:02:02 - 1:08:00 Top Of The Hill
1:08:00 - 1:14:40 Philly’s Blues
1:14:40 - 1:24:23 Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying
1:24:23 - 1:41:50 Help The Poor (Tom Bretchlein Drum Solo)
1:43:12 - 1:51:15 Talk To Your Daughter (Roscoe Beck Bass Solo)
Awesome, thanks.
Thanks so much for taking the time to post the set list.
Maaaaan !!!!
I'm sure I was there, it was"The Bottom Line"
That’s what I thought as well, but wasn’t sure.
Hess on bass? Drummer?
At this time, it was Roscoe Beck on bass and Tom Brechtlein on drums.
ouch, the audio is not that super...
Historic document, no one is forced to listen.
yes, it's recorded by some thoughtful soul & we get the benefit, but imagine if it had great audio!! we are all wishing the same but at least we see Robben with Sonny Landreth, awesome!!
What s going on ??a bootleg. Not sounding perfect.
The date listed is 1995, but the camera has a date stamp of 1997?
Yes, that’s weird, but the lineup and song do match the 1995 period, whereas 1997 was the Tiger Walk tour with a different band. Maybe a re-recording of a tape ?
@@olric63 yeah I agree with you mate. That lineup wasn't playing with Robben in 1997 as far as I know. They were for some dates in 1998 I think, but not 1997.
It's 9/11/95. I was there and still have the ticket stub.
@@jpbt1 thanks for the confirmation
@@jpbt1 what was it like?
He forgot his hair gel.
I doubt he would ever use things with chemicals in it it's a moot point tho Han, very casual in appearance for the most part-except for his boots. part of his charm~
@@brachashighhopeshomestead226 His hair was real slicked back in the back in the early years
@@hanskung3278 i know - cud be coconut oil - like in Finland outdoor concert?
Cud b.
My impression with a lot of blues players is that they are very predictable, repetitious and clique ridden, not so with Robben Ford, he is just so freeking musical.
Most music we love to hear is written off the backs of “ predictable blues players “
Earlier years with Miles Davis and Joni Mitchell helped Robben hone his multiple styles and skills.
He could then follow his heart and head into the blues with Blue Line etc. He's a gentleman and very kindly invited a friend and myself to his earlier Ojai, CA, home of an evening.