92 Degrees

Loved Into Another in the mid-90's. One of my favorite bands from the Revelation Records label. Great sound on vocals and guitars even with only 3 of original 5 members.

Regina is an amazing singer. Her voice, her passion in the songs she sang blew my mind. I am sooo glad I got to see her.

The concert was great.Very relaxing atmosphere.If you love Jazz thats the concert to see.I also met them after the show and they are two great men of jazz..Very down to Earth guys whom took the time to talk to there fans..True gentlemen..Thanks for a great show.

Best live show I've seen in a long time, maybe even better. They get the crowd really into it and sound just as good on the recording as they do live. If they are in town you have to see them.

Led Zeppelin is my favourite band of all time. John Bonham died when I was in high school so I never got to see them. I did see Page & Plant when they played with an orchestra years ago. Jason Bonham has put together a special group of musicians that recreate a sound that is spot on. Lick for lick, from holding the high notes like Robert Plant, to the reverb from the guitar like Jimmy Page. The highlight was the drum solo in "Moby Dick" where they projected concert footage of John Bonham playing the song while Jason Bonham played in front of it, absolutely chilling!!!

Dee Dee Bridgewaters is wonderful and her band is fabulous as well. I love the way she/they capture the audience. I will see Dee Dee and band whenever possible!

Superb solid bass and drums, great, animated & bluesy lead singer that smartly doubled on sax when approriate!. Kim, as cool and great as always, was surprisingly energetic which as a garage musician myself, and being the same age, I know to keep the energy level up is really difficult! . They opened the set with a new tune and went right into "Looking' In" then mixed old with new for the entire night. Very pro and solid perfromances by all. Met Kim after the show, talked briefly about old times (St.. John's University in Queens, NYC) 40 Years back. Since then I've seen them over a dozen times including the old Filmore East, the World Trade Center concert et al, and before at B/B'S. He graciously signed a "Looking in" LP (still sealed) and a Raw Sienna LP. Since I have all SB's & Kim's LP's & CD's it was difficult to decide which ones to bring. Their new cd was not yet avalable (November).

Jazz/Fusion Drummer Billy Cobham quietly and humbly makes his entrance on stage, takes his place behind a mountain range of drums and cymbals and proceeds to musically blow the roof off Variety Playhouse. His cast of supporting musicians guitarist Dean Brown, keyboardist Gary Husbands and bassist Ric Fierabracci performed well above par playing past Spectrum jams and riveting solos.

The music sounded terrific. Nice blend of instruments and voices. Great music.

He didn t miss a note and his piano skills are off the chart. He let many of the stars in the Lincoln jazz orchestra shine as well. He is a classy wonderful guy who puts on a jazz fusion show unlike any other.