Dirty Logic - PEG(Steely Dan) - Asheville, NC - 5/16/18
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2018
- www.dirtylogic.net/
Josh Clark - Vocals / Bass
Debrissa McKinney - Vocals
Jesse Barry - Vocals
Patrick Armitage - Drums
Dennis Brumback - Guitar
Alex Taub - Keys
Jonathan Cole - Saxophone
Kyle Snuffer - Trombone
Alex Bradley - Trumpet
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NAILED that guitar solo!
Great player!
I sing this too. It’s one of my favorites.
You all rocked the heck out of it
Man this is tight guys!!
Great feel and groove!!
Just you discovered you guys, but I am a fan.
Ugh, why aren't I getting the notifications anymore :( . Tight editing and great mix as usual Barry!
That was super enjoyable. I miss Walter.
i thought that was
very good.
it's funny how every single note of this song
is embedded in my
musical memory/dna.
i've listened to steely dan for so many years now right back to when it
was all first released.
covers either stick to
the original or try to improvise.
this group pretty much stuck to the original imo.
a good decision because any real change and you
would lose the brilliance of the classic original.
a lively and energetic
performance with
excellent musicianship.
not heard of the group
before but i will check
out some more of their stuff from now on.
as i remember you're
the poster of a whole bunch of brandon niederauer tracks.
i only "discovered" him
recently and have been
searching for anything
by him as i'm mainly
just a big electric
guitar fan.
i now have both brandon
and our very own toby lee to listen to.
both brilliant.
if it was you then i'm very grateful for your efforts.
it's great to be able to
listen to usa stuff over
here in england that i
just wouldn't normally
get to hear.
thanks for posting.
I agree. Real nice straight ahead cover. One of my favorite Dan tunes. That's great that you're in England and know about Taz..Brandon Neiderauer. I've seen him alot since the ripe old age of 10. He always sits in with bands at Brooklyn bowl here. He's definitely a future guitar god. His playing for his age is brilliant. Since you love electric gtr be sure to check out Jimmy Herring. He plays with Widespread panic as well as played in The Dead, the Allman bros, and Aquarium rescue unit among others. He's the best gtr player IMHO on the Jam scene.
Mike Lenowsky
thanks so much for
taking the time to
reply to my comment.
i have checked out
some jimmy herring
like you suggested.
prima facie he sounds
a bit like jeff beck with
a bit of a slidey and
almost orchestral
jazzy keyboardy
sound to his playing.
i'm more of a raw
growling screaming
bluesy wah wah sort
of a guitar aficionado
according to my past
form but i'll certainly
listen some more of
his playing because
he sounds like a true "guitartist".
i rate brandon as highly
as our own toby lee
over here in england
and that's saying quite
a lot because imo young
toby has more promise than just about anybody
else as a future "great".
toby and brandon are friends and both seem
to me to be humble
and dedicated musical servants realising their "gift" for playing guitar
acquired through hard
practise and imo maybe
just a pinch of "genius".
+john doe Hey John...you're very welcome. I always like turning on people to musicians/bands they might not be familiar with. That's interesting how you describe Jimmy's playing cause he's really more of a smokin..totally wailing gtr player in the vein of McLaughlin...with some Jeff Beck thrown in. He recently toured with McLaughlin opening the show as well as playing the whole 3rd set with McLaughlin doing all Mahavishnu orchestra tunes. Jimmy's a blazing gtr player to say the least. Check out some old Aquarium rescue unit..or his work with Widespread panic. His new side project is Def a mix of Beck type fusion along with McLaughlin kinda gtr lines. I never heard of Toby but I'll check him out since you have great taste in music. That's cool that him and Taz are friends.. it's kids like that who are definitely gonna be the future guitar gods. It's incredible cause I've been seeing Taz for 4 years now..since the ripe old age of 10..and seeing how he's progressed is so cool. He already blows away most cats twice his age. Can't imagine how great he's gonna be 10 years from now! Another wailing gtr player you may wanna check out is Warren Haynes and his band Govt Mule..he was the gtr player for the Allman bros the last 20 years they were in existence. He's totally smokin. Rip roaring and straight up nasty with major soul and feel in his playing and singing. If you do Check him out..let me know what you think. Cheers.
+john doe Actually I think you'll love Warren Haynes since you're into the wailing bluesy wah wah thing. I've probably seen him over the years more than any other gtr player. You gotta be great to play so long in The Allman bros! And Govt Mule always tears people's heads off in concert.
Mike Lenowsky
straight off i'm absolutely astonished
that you've never heard
of young toby lee!!
are you pulling my leg?
i never thought for one
moment that anyone
even in the farthest
reaches of patagonia in
peru like our very own
paddington bear wouldn't
have heard him play!!
all I can say to you is
you're such a lucky guy
never to have heard him
because you've got all
his stuff to listen to
completely fresh if
you want to and
i so envy you that!!
brandon played guitar
on broadway in school
of rock and toby played the same role in the west end of london in the
british version of
school of rock.
toby won an
ivor novello
theatre award for
his performance.
he also just won the
uk young blues artist
of the year award.
not long ago toby spent
ages over in america
going to all sorts of
i imagine musical places
including norm's rare
guitars where I think
that on his little session
there are now about 650
comments mostly in his
praise including some
dude who smashed his
guitar against the wall
in disgust after hearing him play just before he started his guitar practising!!
i've written hundreds
upon hundreds of words
in comment about him on his site!!
hey after all this hype from me you might think
that he's rubbish in your
opinion when you actually hear him play!
but hopefully you won't.
he's thirteen years old
and plays in a somewhat
different style to
brandon niederauer.
a recent video of his
"bluest blues"
i've listened to now
over 200 times
and i'm still amazed
by his playing of it!
his recent "uk blues" and
"village blues" playing
with his uncle who is
also his teacher/guitar
mentor are also worth
checking out.
along with anything
else he's ever played imo.
his early stuff at age eight to ten is really
amazing to hear.
thanks for your further
comments.
i'm still digesting them!
but i just had to respond
immediately to this!!
happy listening and i'd
really like to know what
you genuinely think about our young tobes
if you ever get time
to have a listen.
The singer reminds me of Walter
... wonderful ... but horns make it real cool !! BIG SALUT !!