Davy Knowles (Page 3 of 6)

Have a great time!

Davy's new album "Three Miles From Avalon" is now available for preorder. He's offering it in vinyl as well as cd and digital download. Lots of cool other items for sale as well. Nice video talking about the recording of the new album. check it out here:
http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/thr … m=activity

It happened Phil - we were at the next table. Great gig. Falling Apart and Coming up for air were the highlights. Good to meet Pat & Co.

saw him on the cruise. Good player but not my style. But then again I should check him out again I mean he was up against some incredible players on the cruise

Saw Davy last Thursday in SF and enjoyed the show immensely after not seeing him for almost 5 years. The current band works very well with Davy. Good to see some faces I haven't seen in a while as well. Last night however we all took it to another level, about 6200'. Davy played the Tuesdays Bluesdays Series in the Village @ Squaw Valley just outside Lake Tahoe. Aside from an equipment glitch with his acoustic set up which killed his solo acoustic part of the show, the place was absolutely rockin'. I was hangin' with Davy and the band for a bit after they loaded out and they all agreed this was a wilder gig and crowd than they had encountered so far on the tour. Honestly I've never seen so many people dancin' their butts off to his music before either. There were a lot of tourists there and many I spoke to had never heard of him, but were very happy they knew him now. Well he took NorCal by storm as he has many times before and I pleaded with him not to be such a stranger.

                                                                                Gonna Buy Me A Bulldog!

                                                                                J Dawg

We are up to see him at The Mint in LA tomorrow. Making the drive up and really looking forward to it since I've had him in my sights for years.  Same small club where Dean and I saw Joe host the Bluesmasters finals and then debut with Derek on keys before that tour.
Rick

After all these years, a check mark on the list. He's a monster player. Acoustics not too hot last night as the bass was way too loud and much of his set had his lead not cutting through, though it seemed to improve after a few songs. House provided sound man. There were 8 of the BonaSpuds in attendance, totally random that we all showed up to see the show and we all were enjoying the hang. A guy standing by our corner booth remarked to me that he'd been a regular for 12 years at The Mint and it was the best show by far in his memory. Rolled in to home after the long drive back at 330 am. Knackered and happy.
Rick

I was at B and B for Davey and though the sound was good on his acoustic songs, in my opinion, they were the weakest portion of his show....personal preferences play a huge role in my assessment...I LOVE TO ROCK.....

I was there as well on holiday, at the table next to Pat. Also saw Tom Petty's Mudcrutch at the Fox. Great theatre.