Glasgow holds it's breath! (Page 1 of 2)

Lucky Millster, don't freeze!

I'll look out for you in the Rock

Cheers

millhouse:):):)

I know how you feel - I've been pacing about since I got up this morning. Checked the tickets a dozen time (I've got ticket number 1 - does that count for anything?) and watched the clock go round ever so slowly.

I'll look in at SLC at around 6.

Have a lot off fun and ENJOY!!!!

Andre Wittebroek.

Did you guys see this article in The Herald?  I like the last sentence. 

http://www.theherald.co.uk/goingout/cho … amassa.php

Susan

Edited to add the short article:

Thu 28, 8pm, Arches, 253 Argyle Street, Glasgow, £16 (returns only), 0870 240 7528

If you like your blues hard rocking, Joe Bonamassa is the man for you. The New York-born artist goes right back to the heyday of Mississippi Delta and Chess Records for inspiration and brings the blues of Charley Patton and Sonny Boy Williamson bang up to date with string-bending ferocity and raw-throated intensity. He began to play guitar aged four and, by the time he was 12, he was supporting BB King, who reckoned the youngster was "a legend in the making". Although he hasn't quite achieved legendary status yet, his electric live performances are winning him a reputation as the new boss of the blues.

Roy

I couldn't blow the froth off, I was too thirsty so just drank the lot.

Well I am just home from the gig and I am on a high.

Picture this.

You are the father of one son who has been away from home for a couple of years.
The last time you met, he was slightly overweight had long hair and liked to show off.
You are in a crowded room with a host of strangers who are somehow familiar, the lights dim, the crowd roars and there he stands, the boy you saw and heard but two years ago. He has changed.Slimmer with shorter hair but still that penchant for the flourish. With his first words he brings a lump to your throat and a tear to your eye. Then he plays.........................................

Boy does he play........................................................................................................

That has got to be the greatest gig of my life so far. Joe has polished his act so much you can see your face in it. He almost made the Glasgow crowd shut up but that is nearly impossible such is their need to show their appreciation. He can make a guitar do things I didn't think possible and in particular his acoustic guitar playing is breathtaking. Two hours of excellence and I hope his inclusion of a promise in song to see us soon is true.

Glasgow, Scotland, The World loves Joe Bonamassa and I for one hope it isn't too long before I see my boy again.

Peace and Jam

millhouse :):):):):)

Where were you Millhouse?

I got thrown out of Solid Rock at 6 because my son was too young but I met up with Michael at the Arches - right down the front as usual with 2 lovely girls from Perth. We went on to Jury's hoping you would turn up.

What a fantastic night.

LOVE THAT COLLIN!!!  Sounds incredible!

  Libby 

P. S.  And poor Ann - you couldn't SEE????  What a shame.  That's half the fun.  You've got to get up front next time.