Ronnie Wood Band & Mick Taylor en el Cutting Room NYC!

[rogerriffin]

Movimiento Stones en ambos lados del atlántico, Ahora la Ronnie Wood band y Mick Taylor tocan en el Cutting Room de New York, una semana después del bluesfest de UK, acá los precios van de 50 a 150usd.

[Clavo]

Muy interesante per sé, y porque dan motivos para esperanzarse en serio de que en poco salen a rodar por todas partes.

[rogerriffin]

Hoy y el sabado tocan Ronnie y Mick Taylor ahora en NYC, en el cutting Room.

veremos si repiten el set list del pasado viernes en London.


Getting ready for two gigs tonight in NYC @CuttingRoomNYC ~ hope to see some of you there : )

[Gerardo]

Llegando al club...

[Marcelo Quatraro]

En mis dias de Ny estaba a 1 cuadra de ahi, que nostalgia y que bueno saber que tocan en lugares "chicos".
espero sert list!!

[Gerardo]

[Gerardo]

[Gerardo]

[rogerriffin]

Thanks for posiepug, from Shidoobee:

[Lucky Wilbury]

Ronald merece desde hace mucho cantar una solo en algún disco de los Stones

[Clavo]

Ronald merece desde hace mucho cantar una solo en algún disco de los Stones

Eso mismo estaba pensando mientras leía los mensajes.

[Gerardo]

Reseña, video y fotos de Justin de Rocks Off

Just got back myself from the 10:30 show.  Absolutely magnificent!  The level of playing from both Ronnie and Mick was outstanding.  It felt so great to watch two pros do what they do best.  Every lick, chord and solo came off so effortlessly and so filled with soul and passion that it was palpable throughout the room.  I sat directly in front of Taylor and I was distracted (in the best way possible) by his playing throughout the night.  He took very few solos but I was digging his rhythm playing every step of th eway.  Such tasteful, delicate yet groovy rhythm throughout the night.  I was smiling from ear to ear listening to him filling in the gaps with those chunky chords.  As a guitar player it was educational and awe inspiring to see both Taylor and Wood bounce off each other like this.  I sat there in front of them literally studying their every move.  No DVD in the world could ever give me the education I saw tonight.  Both men worked independently yet blended together so beautifully---it was the best lesson in blues any musician could ask for.  Ronnie worked his ass off throughout the night: jumping from guitar to harmonica to vocals and vice versa and repeat.  He was aggressive, focused as a laser and played absolutely brilliantly.  To hear the blues, played by these two guys was simply a joy...a privilege even.  I can't say enough about it...they put on a great show and they had a fantastic band backing them up.  Gary Clark Jr. was a great addition and added some great energy to the proceedings and the crowd loved him.  Some pics and videos below.  Only have time to upload 1 video but more tomorrow night:

"Honest I Do"

[luiseparanoico]

ese es un show que tranquilamente podria salir de gira por varios lados.. incluso  en Argentina podrian tocar en 2 0 3 teatros

[Gerardo]

Más videos, me gustó mucho el close up, videos cortesía de Justin de Rocks Off (el que nos daba fotos y videos de los ensayos en LA)

Few more videos;

"Shame, Shame, Shame" w/ Gary Clark Jr.

"Blue Carnegie" (instrumental)

"Big Boss Man"

There are major closeups on the last video.  I flipped it on after listening to a few bars of Taylor's rhythm as they ripped into "Big Boss Man."  His playing was so infectious and vibrant, I couldn't keep my eyes off his fretboard.  I decided I wanted to film just him playing rhythm...in the end I think it worked pretty well!

[rogerriffin]

Los 3 guitarristas Stones echando desmadrito!!!



Ya un año seguido conviviendo Mick Taylor con ellos, que buena onda!!!