If you’re going to do a Hendrix song and do it bad, you shouldn’t be playing it.
from “Stevie Ray Vaughan Lives On With Legacy”
by Hector Saldana
Houston Chronicle
July 26, 2010
If you’re going to do a Hendrix song and do it bad, you shouldn’t be playing it.
July 24, 2010
The Rickshaw Theatre
Vancouver, BC
More details HERE.
@RogueWetBar
What’s wrong with Jay’s ears? #jaytriano #raptors
Captain Dust @RailwayClub
Raspberry Wheat Ale. @YBC_brewing
Johnny Thunders - Daddy Rollin’ Stone (1978)
Johnny Thunders - Vocals
Steve Jones - Guitars
Phil Lynott - Bass/Vocals
Paul Cook - Drums
Steve Marriott - Piano/Harmonica/Vocals
”Daddy Rollin’ Stone was an Otis Blackwell number that had been covered by, among others, the Who in their 1965 R&B days. Leaving the guitar work to Steve Jones, Johnny passes the mic to Phil Lynott, who sings the second verse with compelling Dublin soul, and Steve Marriott (the inimitable voice of the Small Faces and Humble Pie), who wraps things up in gutbusting style. (With Lynott’s death in 1986 and Marriott’s in early ‘91, the black crepe hangs heavy around this jam.)” - from liner notes by Ira Robbins (1992)
Wipers - Better Off Dead (1978)
Attended the 2010 Nando’s Canada Cup of Beer at UBC on Saturday, July 10, 2010 where patrons got an opportunity to taste over 200 beers from around the world.
Highlights, in no particular order:
Iron Maiden - The Final Frontier (Director’s Cut)