Canned Heat

I enjoyed all three bands. I had hoped that Pat Travers would play longer and maybe come out and do a song with Canned Heat but none of the bands jammed together. Each band was solid and the venue is very nice, not a bad seat in the house!

Canned Heat is like a fine bottle of Cabernet wine, keeps getting better with age. I've been a fan since 1968 whilst in High School. Canned Heat played to a intimate audience at Penn's Peak, in the Poconos of PA... It's amazing they are still touring at the frequency rate of Non-Stop... Last time I saw Canned Heat was in Huntington Beach at the Golden Bear.

The show was XCELLENT. The only bad thing was Pat Travers only played for 45mins.Wish he would have played longer.

Entrance music (as people arrived) was great! Classics I love. Charlie Musselwhite: First set playlist was same type song over and over, just no variety. Just plain boring. We left after his first set. He has a good back-up band.

Pat Travers was excellent, as always. Charlie Musselwhite put on a good blues harp show. Canned Heat was a bit of a disappointment. They're not a very polished or tight band. Couldn't get into it to be honest.

Pat Travers started out the evening great! After hearing him I thought, he should have been the main act, he couldn't be topped! Man was I wrong! Charles Musselwhite & his band stepped it up. Charlie was great, as usual, and his guitarist outstanding. Then came Canned Heat, took me back to another time, another era. After 50+ years together they still have it! Great show all round!

The Pat Travers Band tore it up. Charlie Musslewhite is a blues legend and his guitar player is on HIS way to becoming a legend. Then there was Canned Heat. What can you say - after 50 years they still broguth the house down. And Dale Spalding on harmonica is one heck of an addition to this group. Since I can't say everything I want to say about the seats I will add it here. If you can film a pack of cigaretees from outer space you can certainly move the camera from out in front of paying customers. VERY disappointed to have a 6 foot tall camera and cameraman in front of us the WHOLE time. 2nd row left is NOT worth the money.

Great music! All were entertaining! I came to see Charlie Musselwhite specifically. But ended up enjoying Pat Travers Band and Canned Heat just as much!

The show was great from top to bottom. Pat Travers Band got the night going and Canned Heat put on a great show. But I would have to say the highlight of the night for me was Charlie Musselwhite and his band. Awesome show. The only bad part was the customer service. I had printed tickets off the Ticketmaster site and when I tried to entry the gate they were rejected. The ticket taker told us to go the box office. Which I did. The person who was at the box office window was super rude. Then the box office manager got involved and she wasn't much better. They finally did get it worked out, but they could have done it without being rude. I like the Rose, but after that treatment, not sure if I'll go back.

What a tight band! Their experience and professionalism made it an extremely fun evening!

Wonderful concert in a great small venue. These guys played Woodstock !!! They still remain tight and a joy to hear.

I could listen the Harvey 'The Snake' Mandell and Larry 'The Mole' Taylor guitar solos all night long. It's pure joy just like goin to the country

Not enough Canned Heat, too much Fabulous Thunderbirds.

What a treat to see these legends of boogie and blues rock alive and kicking after all these years. Lead by drummer Fito de la Parra the band included Woodstock veterans Larry Taylor on bass and Harvey Mandel on lead guitar. Their repertoire included selections spanning their entire career with emphasis on the golden years that Mandel was in the group and included his brilliant Cristo Redentor. Great band in a great setting, the California Theater in San Bernadino.