Hi RO fellas!

tonight im going to see the english king of blues :D
hope it will be great,but I don t doubt about it...Mayall's Bluesbreakers are genereally a great live act..
Last time I ve seen them I had a lot of fun and an unforgettable hand shaking from all the band.
Buddy Withington will be the lead guitarist, I ve seen him playing ten years ago and was very impressed by his Taylor' way of playing :D

see ya tomorrow for the review :)
jU

Wow, the old guy's still going at 75.  Cool!

Regalez-vous Ju!

" tonight im going to see the english king of blues :D
hope it will be great,but I don t doubt about it...Mayall's Bluesbreakers are genereally a great live act..
Last time I ve seen them I had a lot of fun and an unforgettable hand shaking from all the band.
Buddy Withington will be the lead guitarist, I ve seen him playing ten years ago and was very impressed by his Taylor' way of playing "


Baby Juma ..............


Now for the IMPORTANT Question .......

Um , ..... er : Weeding ...................... ?!



......Hashishing tonight ?!


Baby Joe

hI jOEY

yes massive hashishing tonight before the gig!
and thanks Zack for your message too :) :howefun

" hI jOEY

yes massive hashishing tonight before the gig!
and thanks Zack for your message too "


Baby Juma ...............................


You are much loved by Joey


Baby Joe

hi

back from  the blues party!
very good show, less than 2 hours..the bluesbreakers rocked the place!

the band opened with 2 songs and then introduced Mayall, which mostly played organ and harp tonight, only one song with a 12 strings guitar. :wtf3
The guy is a fantastic musician and a great performer, despite he' s more than 70 years old.

But let me tell ya about the man of the night: Buddy Withington, the guitar player..

It was a festival of blues riffs and sharpy solos, many duets with Mayall on harp, an energic feeling and a constant inspiration that reminded me, of course , our beloved Mick Taylor. :aimama
H was also  joking with the public while playing some Led Zep intros in front of an hilarious Mayall ...LOL

The band took a few songs to take off, with the solid Joe Yuele on drums and a totally transparent bass player, a kind of Saint sway lookalike with a tiny sound and an awful five strings fender.
:boring

Oh,  the moment of the night to finish :kissmyass

When I arrived in the place, my first look was for the merchandising stand (an old habit , thanks to the Stones marketing department for that)...
First it was strange to see an old guy selling only CDS...guys, it was Mayall hymself!!
So I took a cd on the table ( and old 1969 live which sounds muddier than any New Barbarians outtakes ) and then John dedicated it and and shook my hand.
A few seconds later, as the man was alone, I dediced, very inspired, to go and chat a few moments with him.
So I came and John looked scared...OMG, I crossed the security line , and John looked upset about that.
Plus i had my beer on his autograph table..I apologized and then tried to tell him how much I loved his work, especially on my fav record Wake Up Call...sadly, my english was so bad that John didn t understand and went back to his cds activity.
OMG, what a fucking blank friggin stare it was guys...the shame of my music fan life :whatapostronnie
   

Ju-miliation?

Jumacfly wrote on Oct 22^nd, 2008 at 5:30pm:

hi When I arrived in the place, my first look was for the merchandising stand (an old habit , thanks to the Stones marketing department for that)... First it was strange to see an old guy selling only CDS...guys, it was Mayall hymself!! So I took a cd on the table ( and old 1969 live which sounds muddier than any New Barbarians outtakes ) and then John dedicated it and and shook my hand. A few seconds later, as the man was alone, I dediced, very inspired, to go and chat a few moments with him. So I came and John looked scared...OMG, I crossed the security line , and John looked upset about that. Plus i had my beer on his autograph table..I apologized and then tried to tell him how much I loved his work, especially on my fav record Wake Up Call...sadly, my english was so bad that John didn t understand and went back to his cds activity. OMG, what a fucking blank friggin stare it was guys...the shame of my music fan life :whatapostronnie

Ha-ha. Nothing changes much. He's the weirdest celebrity I've ever met. This was what happened when I saw his show four years ago with Mick Taylor.

http://www.rocksoff.org/Archives/11-05-2004/204212-1.html

Glad you had a good night - thanks for the review

awesome ju. thanks for the post. he always seems to have a great axeman with him. i saw him play with peter green(zombie) and steve miller a few years back.

" the band opened with 2 songs and then introduced Mayall, which mostly played organ and harp tonight, only one song with a 12 strings guitar. :wtf3
The guy is a fantastic musician and a great performer, despite he' s more than 70 years old.

But let me tell ya about the man of the night: Buddy Withington, the guitar player..

It was a festival of blues riffs and sharpy solos, many duets with Mayall on harp, an energic feeling and a constant inspiration that reminded me, of course , our beloved Mick Taylor. :aimama
H was also  joking with the public while playing some Led Zep intros in front of an hilarious Mayall ...LOL

The band took a few songs to take off, with the solid Joe Yuele on drums and a totally transparent bass player, a kind of Saint sway lookalike with a tiny sound and an awful five strings fender.
:boring

Oh,  the moment of the night to finish :kissmyass

When I arrived in the place, my first look was for the merchandising stand (an old habit , thanks to the Stones marketing department for that)...
First it was strange to see an old guy selling only CDS...guys, it was Mayall hymself!!
So I took a cd on the table ( and old 1969 live which sounds muddier than any New Barbarians outtakes ) and then John dedicated it and and shook my hand.
A few seconds later, as the man was alone, I dediced, very inspired, to go and chat a few moments with him.
So I came and John looked scared...OMG, I crossed the security line , and John looked upset about that.
Plus i had my beer on his autograph table..I apologized and then tried to tell him how much I loved his work, especially on my fav record Wake Up Call...sadly, my english was so bad that John didn t understand and went back to his cds activity.   "


Nice Review Baby Juma ............ I certainly hope you were weeding



WeedyCakes ! :weed

Excellent, Ju! Sounds like you had a great show.  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

I wouldn't take it personally about Mayall, though. He's a well-known "character."  ;)