Benny Green

It was a small crowd, and that made this show even more better. The tempo of the show was great. And, the Spandau Ballet stuff he did was like a great old friend saying hello. It brought back many memories and it seemed his voice was still as great as I remember it back in the 80's in Irvine.

The combination of these Levon Helm, Ray Lamontagne, and The Secret Sisters was amazing--new and old but they melded so perfectly!

This guy plays amazing bass lines on his 7 string and guitar chords and melodies all at the same time! His drummer is nothing less than phenomenal! Talent like this is indeed hard to find and his show is so enjoyable. I will continue to see him everytime he is in Phoenix.

Saw this guy in Nashville and took some friends and the hubbie now they are fans too!

Larry brings together an amazing show full of talented people. The energy in the room is electric and I never stop dancing.

I waited for Daniel to play The STL for years. He came onstage first with Rocco Deluca, a singer/musician/songwriter who played steel guitar opposite Daniel, who also played a steel guitar. The music was atmospheric/sonic/ethereal and frankly, after 40 minutes, boring and soporific. Daniel then took a break and then came back onstage to play more familiar material, some from his early album, Acadie some that I did not recognize. The fact that there was no seating in the Duck Room forced us to stand for, not only the hour prior to the show, but the entire show as well. My date left early to go upstairs and sit at the bar. All in all, I enjoyed finally seeing and hearing Dan play. It was more of an experimental studio performance than I was expecting. Still, very interesting.

Bunny Wailer is a living legend and we are so glad that we had the chance to see him live. His show took us through the history of modern Jamaican music, from ska through traditional reggae to more updated forms like dub. Bunny was instrumental in creating all of it, so he performs it all with authority and heart. He did some classic old Wailer tunes, plus some Peter Tosh, but I enjoyed most hearing some tunes that had been unfamiliar to me. Bunny is a phenomenon and his band us phenomenal!

First time seeing both Nick Lowe and Los Straitjackets and I have to say that this show was more fun than any rock concert has a right to be. Mr. Lowe was buoyant and emoting British charm while Los Straitjackets are like a band straight out of a comic book. These guys are a hoot with their stunt guitar playing and lucha libre wrestling masks. Haven't been to St. Andrew's Hall in a few years and was very pleasantly surprised at how much they cleaned up their act. Very enjoyable musical night in the Big D.

Mac mcanally is the bearded red haired giant who stands next to jimmy buffer in the coral reefer band. But his song writing talents go way beyond his summer/daytime job. We got to hear songs on solo acoustic guitar, electric guitar and piano. Along with the music Mac has written the crowd got to sing along with 3 favorite parrothead songs. Near the end of the show was an electric guitar version of heard it through the grapevine with Mac playing guitar and piano at the same time.

The concert was very nice. See u next year. Great jazz artist