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Topic: Buddy Guy Show in Wichita, KS.
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Slim Lively
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posted March 09, 2001 12:14 AM
    
Was Buddy doing his routine tribute show? I've seen him perhaps 10+ times over the last decade and his show doesn't seem to waver too much. By tribute show, what I mean is was he doing all the covers of other people's music? You said he did "Voodoo Chile." Did he do anything by Cream, perhaps "Sunshine of Your Love" or something by Stevie Ray Vaughan? I would certainly like to see him do more of his own material, which has been pretty limited to "Damn Right I Got the Blues."I saw him last summer on the BB King tour in Portland. He had Susan Tedeschi join him on stage for a little Stevie Ray Vaughan. I'd like to see him at Legends. I hear he stretches out a lot more at these shows. But I've heard they're usually sold out a month in advance. Slim
Posts: 98 | From: Portland, Oregon, USA | Registered: Jan 2001 | IP: Logged
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Slim Lively
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posted March 09, 2001 12:19 AM
Hey guys, if you like Buddy Guy, you might want to check out these guys live performances, too:Carl Weathersby, Larry McCray, Jimmy Thackery, Walter Trout, Roy Gaines. If you want a taste of someone that Jimi learned first-hand from, catch Guitar Shorty in performance. He was married to Jimi's sister for a while and is a helluva stageman. Even does somersaults on stage while playing. Slim
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