@slaw
I really like the "Women and Children First " album. It is a little more towards the hard end, IMO. than their others. The others were probably more about making some thing Popular that would sell.
@spiritofradio
That is the only Boz Scaggs that I have on Vinyl.
I also like the Memphis Album. I am not real sure about the Jazz Standard ones. His early stuff was to Pop for me.
I watched a Youtube Video that I will highly recommend, especially if you like good ol’ straight up modern blues guitar (although very tastefully done by not overdoing it) with great tone , and Oh My the singer ,can really do the Blues WELL. Its like he was born for it.
The Teskey Brothers "Live At Gum Gully".
Now I can get into this kind of Blues ..playing and singing...OHH YEA!!
Awesome. And another thing, I’ll bet you cannot guess where they are from without looking it up. I was surprised at that also.
Speaking of Santana , I think them playing the " The Us Festival 1982: The US Generation Documentary (2017) " launched them to stardom.
Another very interesting watch ,if you have never seen it.
I really like the "Women and Children First " album. It is a little more towards the hard end, IMO. than their others. The others were probably more about making some thing Popular that would sell.
@spiritofradio
That is the only Boz Scaggs that I have on Vinyl.
I also like the Memphis Album. I am not real sure about the Jazz Standard ones. His early stuff was to Pop for me.
I watched a Youtube Video that I will highly recommend, especially if you like good ol’ straight up modern blues guitar (although very tastefully done by not overdoing it) with great tone , and Oh My the singer ,can really do the Blues WELL. Its like he was born for it.
The Teskey Brothers "Live At Gum Gully".
Now I can get into this kind of Blues ..playing and singing...OHH YEA!!
Awesome. And another thing, I’ll bet you cannot guess where they are from without looking it up. I was surprised at that also.
Speaking of Santana , I think them playing the " The Us Festival 1982: The US Generation Documentary (2017) " launched them to stardom.
Another very interesting watch ,if you have never seen it.

