Doug Beloite on drums, Andy Hess on bass with Jovan Quallo playin Sax - all jazz & blues salient...Man, Robben with his hair looking great, orange duds - WHOA!! & space boots - swingin his guitar - Miles is approving of "what ya gonna wear, Robben " from up Above - can you believe this guy at 2 months from 69yo here? can you blame them in the audience howling "loving his sexy ways?" like Elvis strolling that stage like a cat he is....OOOWWWW!! HE REALLY IS TOO MUCH!! SIZZLING HOT~~~~better than ever that guitar groove....omG* after all these years!
You know, as much as I love Robben, and I have been listening to him since the early 90s, his playing in the last 5 years or so has become kinda uninspired sounding. His playing lacks that fire and passion he used to have. Like that first song here for example, had almost zero structure and almost came off like 4 musicians just loosely playing licks to warm up before a gig.
I think he's just expressing himself and playing for his own enjoyment. When you hit your 70s you're not the same person you were at 40 or 45. I think he's just playing what HE likes and I doubt he's much concerned about who else likes it and who don't.
Fabulous - brilliant - Black Night blues
Doug Beloite on drums, Andy Hess on bass with Jovan Quallo playin Sax - all jazz & blues salient...Man, Robben with his hair looking great, orange duds - WHOA!! & space boots - swingin his guitar - Miles is approving of "what ya gonna wear, Robben " from up Above - can you believe this guy at 2 months from 69yo here? can you blame them in the audience howling "loving his sexy ways?" like Elvis strolling that stage like a cat he is....OOOWWWW!! HE REALLY IS TOO MUCH!! SIZZLING HOT~~~~better than ever that guitar groove....omG* after all these years!
Mr Ford and the boys sounding awesome! He really makes that SG sing.
Oh the sweet sound of a Dumble amplifier. May Alexander rest in peace.
Love Robben
always awesome ... nice to see the SG
I agree...
Been near the front at a robben club sized gig and boy was he loud on stage! That's a large part of his sound
in this video, he doesn't spend a lot of time right in front of those amps either.
This is how the musicians played in the 70’s. Loose but very musical. My wife would prefer other artists but I love it
and not still playing the same stuff from 30 years ago either.
The songs are good but he needs a keyboard or rhythm guitar player to fill in his style of playing.
That’s a subjective opinion, though a Hammond B3 would be sweet. I’ve always been partial to power trios. I love how clear he is in this band setting.
You know, as much as I love Robben, and I have been listening to him since the early 90s, his playing in the last 5 years or so has become kinda uninspired sounding. His playing lacks that fire and passion he used to have. Like that first song here for example, had almost zero structure and almost came off like 4 musicians just loosely playing licks to warm up before a gig.
He needs a keyboardist. That should fill in all the blank spots with his style of playing.
@@bluesman97 Yep. Hammond B3 with Skip Edwards from Dwight Yoakam's band. Unbelievable B3 player.
Great player but a little boring 🤪
I think he's just expressing himself and playing for his own enjoyment. When you hit your 70s you're not the same person you were at 40 or 45. I think he's just playing what HE likes and I doubt he's much concerned about who else likes it and who don't.
I like Ford on his Tele.