[HonkBopSax]

If anybody cares, there is a new video of me up on youtube playing some honking slow blues with my native band.

I hope you enjoy.

 

[Bob M]

Honk

Nice blowing, Man! You must still be pinching yourself to have found an old Dukoff that worked to begin with and then having Brian Powell make it great.

 

[martysax]

I like the way you woke the elderly with the high note. Good effect.

 

[Seasax]

I like the way you woke the elderly with the high note. Good effect.

i was about to mention that gary

 

[sonnymobleytrane]

Nice Man.

 

[RootyTootoot]

Very, very nice playing by you, man. Impressive. I particularly liked the bit where the lady with the zimmer frame threw her bra at the stage (just messing).

Seriously: great stuff.

 

[madgrocer]

dude, that was GREAT!!! I really enjoyed it.

 

[Frank D]

Beautiful, man. That's how it's done. Too bad the lights are up so high, playing like that deserves a more appropriate setting, like sitting in a smoky room with a shot of rotgut and stale beer.

 

[sax2see]

isn't it fun

to just honk and wail them good old blues. It's expression!

 

[rleitch]

Very nice!

I never know what to play over that "Stormy Monday" substitution. Do you listen to Maxwell Davis much?

I love these guitar players who get so deep into T-bone Walker that you think they're never going to get out! If he doesn't have it already, you should get him that Duke Robillard/Ronnie Earl cd (The Duke meets the Earl): pure heaven for the Tbone enthusiast.

Rory

 

[HonkBopSax]

I LOVE Maxwell Davis! To misquote somebody, I've copied more of his stuff than I've forgotten! Thank you guys for the comments - it was a fun festival to play and I'm glad you guys dig it.

Bob, Brian did incredible work. Whenever I tell somebody what I play, they sort of get confused about how such a piece could work with this type of music. But it has that huge low end and it is effortless in the altissimo. I was really happy how the whole show turned out!