Post by Trexx on Sept 19, 2011 15:28:11 GMT -5
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9/16/11 at "The Boardwalk" in Sacramento
Set List:
Wild, Willing & the Innocent
Mother Mary
Save Me
Let It Roll
I'm A Loser
Midnight Rider
Venus
This Kids
Aint' No Baby
Only You Can Rock Me
Too Hot To Handle
Love To Love
Rock Bottom (way, way extended!)
Doctor Doctor (encore)
Phil Moog (singer/songwriter), Andy Parker (drummer) and Paul Raymond (keyboard/bass player) were the only original dudes, but Vinnie Moore and the young bass player did fanastic!
Phil looked rather elderly and I thought he'd be too frail or used up to deliver. WRONG! He sang great. My friend's and I were totally amazed at the power and richness of his voice. It was the best show I've seen at the Boardwalk. Totally sold out, packed to the gills. People knew the songs, it was a complete kick-in-the-pants. We got our collective asses rocked. My ears are still ringing! HAA!
Vinnie More took on the choicest of all the greatest Schenker solos and did 'em true where appropriate and did up his own treatments wherever else he could. Impressive and very cool! It was a really fun and energetic show and the music simply kicked ass. You folks would've been eating it up.
9/16/11 at "The Boardwalk" in Sacramento
Set List:
Wild, Willing & the Innocent
Mother Mary
Save Me
Let It Roll
I'm A Loser
Midnight Rider
Venus
This Kids
Aint' No Baby
Only You Can Rock Me
Too Hot To Handle
Love To Love
Rock Bottom (way, way extended!)
Doctor Doctor (encore)
Phil Moog (singer/songwriter), Andy Parker (drummer) and Paul Raymond (keyboard/bass player) were the only original dudes, but Vinnie Moore and the young bass player did fanastic!
Phil looked rather elderly and I thought he'd be too frail or used up to deliver. WRONG! He sang great. My friend's and I were totally amazed at the power and richness of his voice. It was the best show I've seen at the Boardwalk. Totally sold out, packed to the gills. People knew the songs, it was a complete kick-in-the-pants. We got our collective asses rocked. My ears are still ringing! HAA!
Vinnie More took on the choicest of all the greatest Schenker solos and did 'em true where appropriate and did up his own treatments wherever else he could. Impressive and very cool! It was a really fun and energetic show and the music simply kicked ass. You folks would've been eating it up.
