I'm a little slow getting to this, had to work all weekend, needed time to play with the pictures [which are not my best-new camera, lots to learn].
Back Door Slam lived up to all the hype I've heard on this forum and then some. I love just about everything I've heard them do and was not disappointed with the live experience. Got to meet and talk to Davy before the show, what a sweet guy. Brought cookies and the suggested brand of tea-much appreciated! Is Davy really 21-he looks much younger, sings and plays way older-as many others have said here he has an "old soul". The crowd was quite a mix-from babies to seniors and everyone seemed to be having a great time. There were a lot of teens who were really enjoying themselves-hope for the future Cathy! My Mom, who is in her seventies loved them, as did my future daughter-in-law. Paul, you were right-three generations of fans!
Great set. Only disappointment was not getting to hear Davy playing the mandolin. They did play a couple of new songs they are working on for their next album-can't remember titles but they were very good. No Red House! These guys are so good now I can't believe what they will be in the future. It is so much fun watching musicians grow, I have certainly enjoyed watching Joe continue to grow and mature, and look forward to a similar trip with these guys!
Here are a few pictures [not my best, but new camera, steep but fun learning curve]
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24057301@N … 291449932/
Thanks for introducing these guys to us Paul!
Sandy
"There's a lot of people that are in so much of a hurry to be, I guess, to be famous or that they don't want to take the time to learn to play and do all that.They'd rather just knock it down off a computer and maybe get on a game show and get famous..That's fine if that's what you want to do.
"We're more old school than that. We like creating the sounds." - Tom Petty