Robben Ford - Ford Blues Band- Traveling Riverside Blues - Peter's Players Muskoka
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- čas přidán 9. 08. 2012
- Robben Ford - guitar;
Patrick Ford - drums;
Volker Strifler - guitar;
Dewayne Pate - bass.
The Ford Blues band at Peter's Players in Gravenhurst (Muskoka) Ontario Thursday August 9, 2012 - Robben using my Two-Rock Custom Reverb V2 100W in place of his Dumble that he couldn't manage to get to Ontario for the couple dates he is doing here. Fantastic show and if you have never been to Peter's players I highly suggest you visit www.petersplayers.com the lineup will scare the hell out of you. The venue is basically in a guys house!
I prefer the Led Zeppelin rendition. 🎸
Thanks for posting these, Mark! This must have been a great night. Having Robben play a gig with my stuff would be quite an honor.
Great upload mate.
Love how Volker plays only on the neck position of his tele trying to support Robben's unique playing on the other two positions, acting very nicely, great musicians.
Volker killing it man
True mastery by Robben. Just love this kind of playing by Robben. Great recording. Thanks for posting this. Hopefully some good ones from tonight at Kitchener coming soon. Post more from this gig.
Can't Fathom the fact you had the cheek to ask him to sign your amp hahah, a handshake would of been sufficient.
Robben's solo is a rare guitar masterpiece
The fantastic Volker Strifler on second lead.
Thanks for posting one of my fav guitar talents.
......What ever.....Man...Musik is a wonderfull thing.... Graetings from Germany and 2 happy new Years....
Two-Rock Custom Reverb Signature V2 100 watt edition with some old NOS tubes and a Signature 2x12 cabinet.
Did anyone see him at Stanford in 79 with george duke and Tom Scott??????
It's a Two-Rock Custom Reverb Signature. and the signature 2x12 You can find out more about them at two-rock dot com
What is your amp/ speaker setup?
He's making the audience as miserable as he is.
The worst none blues version of this blues classic i've ever heard. Clapton and LedZep are miles ahead of this awful strange jazz version. Time to retire?