Oh My Darling

The concert was really amazing! I liked Marco Antonio Solis was the best!, I love him the most! specially since he played all No. 1 songs. In my opinion, he was better than Franco Devita, even though Franco Devita sang a few No.1 songs, like "No Basta", "Que mas da" he wasn't as good as Marco Antonio Solis But I will go over and over again to see them because that was a great Valentine's Day!

What happened to Deborah Cox? I hate when a scheduled act cancels... but I have heard Cox is a difficult diva so she probably just blew this off... oh well... I won't be buying any of her music anyway. Would have loved more Taylor Dayne and Martha Wash, but overall... a fun night... by the way... they needed more bar service,,, this was mostly drinking guys and one bar was not sufficient. Halcyon was a surprise.... totally entertaining and I hope to see them again.

The Whigs are one of the few remaining bands that still regularly tours. I don't have much to say about them other then that they always deliver. The show this past tuesday at Mercury Lounge was amazing. An "A+" rock performance that had everyone there on their feet and dancing.

Caught Joanne Shaw Taylor live for the first time after being a fan since White Sugar came out in '09. The girl can play like nobodies business! She was sporting a Gibson Les Paul for this event so didn't get to see her on the '66 Esquire but it didn't matter...she can tear it UP. Her voice seems a little strained early on but for the second set she sounded strong. It's is like she is Channeling Stevie Ray Vaughn for the guitar and Janice Joplin for the vocals. Great show and the base player and drummer were spot on.

HUB DUB was GREAT! That's who I went to see, and was not disappointed. I stayed to see if Fear Nuttin was going to be ok, but was sadly disappointed, as it was more rap/hip-hop, than reggae. Oh well. Like I said, I was there to see HUB DUB.

Excellent performance enjoyed very much - went with 3 family members and we all enjoyed. The Avalon Ballroom is a nice venue.

Pinegrove was the opening band and they were awesome!

There's nothing like experiencing DubFX work his magic live. His and Andy V's performance mesmerized me into feeling one with everyone in the room. Such an amazing flow of energy.

Almost once in a lifetime opportunity to hear the entire great album, Kind of Blue mastefully replayed. There should be more concerts of this nature--it would once again expand the audience for jazz. It was the jazz equivilent of of hearing the Rolling Stones play many of their old hits!

Great likeness, soundalike, and set list - couldn't have been a better homage to the Boss!!!