It was probably one of the better shows by Robben although I missed his "Sakashta LP tone" as he was on his '60 tele all night which sounded great, btw - very thick/fat for a tele and he was using a Super Reverb along with some boutique amp which I can't recall. Jorma had his moments but I really dug Ruthie Foster; man, can she sing! IMO, she is just as good as any that I heard, if not better. Each did his/her set and they all joined on the stage for the last set. For encore, they did a couple of Bob Dylan tunes; "Gotta serve somebody" and "don't think twice, it is all right" - w/o drummer and bass - and they were killer. Robben's licks could not have been sweeter and as a consummate professional, he had no problem sharing the stage and let others shone. Does anyone know where I can find any recordings of them together, especially those Dylan tunes? I have some RF's stuff that I can trade you for.
If it was the same rig as this, the boutique amp is a Louis Electric KR12 head/cab: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFHmHBpV3i0 Heres a soundcheck with a Hahn and Louis Electric KR12: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=409x9eGI9Ks
This probably belongs in the amp section, but I'm dying to try out a KR12, sounds pretty amazing!! Lucky you..:BEER
Bingo, that was the amp and it sounded good although I missed his cool Dumble tone. Appreciate the info!! :BEER
After watching that "souncheck" clip I feel that I'm always blown away by his innate sense of time and feel, it's always so free and yet "tight" seriously deadly player...
Well, perhaps I'm in the minority but IMNSHO, the rhythm section was nice/tight and sounded better than the previous section with Travis Carlton. I thought Carlton played too many notes for a bass player whereas "the other guy" - jeez, I forget his name - played very effectively w/LESS notes as any good bass player would. Btw, I wonder how many TGPers were there at the show last night?
