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G’morning with delay fellas !
Another great night in another great venue. American people know how to do things, really. Dinner in a comfortable space surrounded by nice people who ever give you some conversation and after that rock like a young guys with full stomach and positive vibrations ! Could be I’m trapped by the Beach Boys spirit ! You know, Hermosa Beach, surf, good vibrations, anyway…
The Kenneth Brian Band opened the night in a tiny space left by a stage full of musical stuff but that didn’t was an impediment to receive a shot of a legal Alabama’s music.
Lucinda appeared happy and very eager to give us a good session of r’n’r. And f**k ! she give it to us ! The band comes out without the “fifth” member, Greg Leisz, that’s mind we don’t have the pleasure to hear the slide guitar but nobody miss it because Stuart Mathis, increasingly integrated into the Sutton/Norton combo, did a wonderful job at the six strings from his wide range of guitars.Something wicked this way comes
Drunken Angel
Crescent City
I lost it
2 kool 2 be forgotten
Night’s too long
World without tears
Ventura
Burning Bridges
Everything but the truth
Foolishness
Bleeding fingers
It tears me up
Change the locks
Essence
Righteously
Joy
Honey Bee
-Encore
Magnolia (JJ Cale cover)
Rockin in the free worldPS: Let me burn some bridges over LA and see you tonight in Pomona ! See ya ! 😀 😀 😀
“Let me burn some bridges over LA and see you tonight in Pomona!” — Big Subi: you could write a song for Lucinda with lyrics like that! Glad you’re enjoying your trip 🙂
Quote:“increasingly integrated”!!!!!!! Man, that Google translator device from Catalan to English is working overtime! Big Subi, you are my linguistic hero, and I haven’t forgotten your translation skills from English to Spanish for that guitar mag a couple or three years ago.
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