[Redcarmoose]

 

[RickB]

I wonder why they changed the cover for The Moon & Antarctica? Maybe it was a little too reminiscent of Floyd's Wish You Were Here?

 

[Roy G. Biv]

 

[TJ Elite]

 

[Les Strat]

@Roy G. Biv Wow! Bonnie Raitt's 'Road Tested'. I haven't listened to that album for years.
I'll put that right tonight.
What a fabulous artist Bonnie is. A truly great musician.
I have loads of her albums and have also been fortunate to see her live.
I have probably listened to 'Luck of the Draw' more than any other, but she has produced so many excellent albums.
I also saw Paul Brady live a few years ago. That was a fantastic gig! Bonnie covered two of Paul's songs on 'Luck of the Draw'.

 

[Roy G. Biv]

@Les Strat It is a great album. I've had the concert DVD for years. Lots of guests in her show - Bryan Adams, Kim Wilson, Jackson Brown, Bruce Hornsby, Ruth Brown and Charles Brown. I've seen her live 3-4 times, twice with Keb' Mo' as the opener. Definitely memorable! I posted the Charles Brown because he plays on Road Tested and I usually end up listening to him next.

 

[Redcarmoose]

@Roy G. Biv Wow! Bonnie Raitt's 'Road Tested'. I haven't listened to that album for years.
I'll put that right tonight.
What a fabulous artist Bonnie is. A truly great musician.
I have loads of her albums and have also been fortunate to see her live.
I have probably listened to 'Luck of the Draw' more than any other, but she has produced so many excellent albums.
I also saw Paul Brady live a few years ago. That was a fantastic gig! Bonnie covered two of Paul's songs on 'Luck of the Draw'.

@Les Strat It is a great album. I've had the concert DVD for years. Lots of guests in her show - Bryan Adams, Kim Wilson, Jackson Brown, Bruce Hornsby, Ruth Brown and Charles Brown. I've seen her live 3-4 times, twice with Keb' Mo' as the opener. Definitely memorable! I posted the Charles Brown because he plays on Road Tested and I usually end up listening to him next.

I’m just wondering if anyone here saw her earlier than the “Home Plate” tour of hers I saw in 1975?

 

[Les Strat]

I’m just wondering if anyone here saw her earlier than the “Home Plate” tour of hers I saw in 1975?

Not me...sadly!
I bought 'Home Plate' when it was released, but didn't see her live until about '91.
I've seen her twice and both gigs were fantastic.
I really like the way she has helped raise awareness for some of the old Blues musicians who inspired her, but made little money from the business.

 

[Redcarmoose]

Not me...sadly!
I bought 'Home Plate' when it was released, but didn't see her live until about '91.
I've seen her twice and both gigs were fantastic.
I really like the way she has helped raise awareness for some of the old Blues musicians who inspired her, but made little money from the business.

Such a great guitar player.......she is!

 

[504246]

 

[Roy G. Biv]

I’m just wondering if anyone here saw her earlier than the “Home Plate” tour of hers I saw in 1975?

Not me. First time I saw her was late 80's. Concert was at Red Rocks with Bruce Hornsby as the opening act.

 

[gimmeheadroom]

https://tidal.com/browse/album/45476417

Jazz electronica from 1974!

 

[Number9redreD]

 

[RCBinTN]

Recorded live in studio, no overdubs. Authentic blues from the heart in 1998
and subsequent Grammy winner in 2000. BB's 36th studio album.


Debut album by a great young talent Christone Ingram, aka Kingfish, from Clarksdale, MS.
Recorded at Ocean Way Studio in Nashville & released on Alligator Records in 2019.


The second studio album from the engaging British blues band, released 2013.
I also recommend their live album, a ton of fun. Yes, they wear kilts on stage.
Thanks to my blues mentor @whirlwind for your excellent guidance.
LCD-4 --------------->

 

[Adu]