Leslie West

Great show as usual...saw him last time here. Fun stories and comments makes him feel like a buddy. Would like a little longer show though.

Leslie once again blew out an incredible set on the King of Tone's 71st Birthday (Ok a few days later) standing room only crowd at BB Kings! Bassist Peter Baron really shined this night, always being there for one of his idols Leslie West, and the respect clearly showed on stage. A KILLER version of "For Yasgar's Farm" was a highlight for me. Leslie's tone & vibrato was razor sharp. EVERYONE in the audience was jazzed. Noone in their 70s is playing this good. Still LOUD, still proud and still THE BEST, Leslie West.

I have seen him 4 times mountain 1971 st johns u West bruce lang carnegie hall 1973 2012 long island outdoor with richie havens And this last onecat bb kings... He still has it. Good to see him still healthy.

Very disappointing, SHORT concert. If Leslie was sick, he should have cancelled the event. It was an expensive night as I ordered VIP table for birthday guests. Leslie's songs were unrecognizable, unenthusiastic and he was overheard making snarky comments about wanting to get out of there.

After obvious decline in health Mr. West should consider a break. Underwhelming show, very different from a couple of years back. Get well soon!!

One of rock's most iconic guitarists can still play in his inventive style. It's just that he can't do it for a length of time. His set was less than an hour, and included about 10 minutes of, rather impressive, bass and drum solos. Two classics from his late friend, Jack Bruce, were included and the old Mountain tunes were good. However, his omission of the best part of Nantucket Sleighride was massively disappointing. His solo in that tune is the most simplistically brilliant riff/solo of all time and he didn't play it!!!

Spent a lot of money to travel and see Leslie West. He came out complaining about his voice. Did not play any real songs, just an half hour jam. Paid for meet and greet just to get a handshake and he yelled out to his wife who s next, how many more, I have to get out of here. Been a fan a long time, love his music but this felt like a money grab not a show. Opening act was great, Leslie s bass player and drummer were great on stage and at meet and greet.

I first saw Leslie West play in 1971 in Detroit's Eastowne Theater. Last Saturday's show at BB King was a sloppy mess. It was obvious that a soundcheck did not occur before the show. My brother came all the way from Michigan to NYC to see a legend and what we saw was a catastrophe. We left the show early. Please give me a refund.

I love Leslie but the show had some issues. BB Kings service was not great. Leslie was not in great shape but he held his own. Bass player and Drummer were not great. Almost like they never played with him. Mr. West is a legend but he needs to surround himself with a better team.

Leslie West is still an amazing performer and a fabulous musician and Peter Baron kicked butt too

This show was supposed to be a CD release party but in typical Leslie West fashion, the CD won't be out for another month. The show was disorganized from start to finish. The hired drummer did not know the songs. Leslie's guitars were out of tune and his playing well below what he is capable doing. Rev put on a good show but his sound bounced around. I bought the meet and greet tickets for an extra $70 each and all I got was one messy autograph. A photographer pretended to take my picture with Leslie but it is not posted anywhere.

The opening act was a second-rate cover band from Virginia--no need for them. Leslie was great, although he needs to chain and train Rev Jones, who looked like he sort of considered himself the headliner--and his website confirms that. The biggest problem is that the show was fraudulently billed--even though it was called an Album Release Party, there was no album released. That is misleading.

Leslie West was great as always!! Can't wait for new album!

After eveything the man has been through, Leslie is still blowin' the walls down. Just like it said on the label of Mountain's "Climbing" LP, "PLAY THIS RECORD LOUD". Keep playing loud Leslie!

FINALLY,HAD THE SEEN A REAL LEGEND OF ROCK AND BLUES.MY EARS ARE STILL BLEEDING FROM HIS GUITAR.HIS VOICE WAS RIGHT ON.IT WAS THE BEST BIRTHDAY PRESENT I HAVE EVER RECIEVED.I HOPE HE TAKES CARE OF HIS HEALTH,I WANT TO HEAR HIM AGAIN.HOPE YOU READ THIS LESLIE.STAY WELL.

He won his sick. He played guitar to sing and cry. On that night I saw the legend.

Great venue, good seats, great sound, and wonderfully wild bluesy night