GUITAR BOARD

>Having just got back, I have to say it was pretty bloody
>damn good.
>
>Mcphee did some great acoustic blues and had a female vocalist dueting on a
few
>numbers ( sorry I cant remember her name - its been a long day :O)
>He finished with Groundhog blues - what else - and was that a RS he
>was playing ?
>
>Didnt know what to expect from Winter, never having seen him before
>but he and the band were very very good.
>Frankenstien was really cool.
>
>Alvin Lee then blew me ( and I hope a few others) away completley:
>A 1/4 way through the set he did a few acoustic numbers, the finger picking
>countyr thing he did was stunning, as was the Tribute To George ( Harrison)
>which really moved me.
>
>The inveitable encore realized two numbers, Lee doing all the classic R&R
riffs:
>ala Chuck Berry, Scotty Moore, etc, during an extended Going Home followed
by
>Mr Winter at the half way playing wicked sax.
>
>A great night.
>
>Go and see them.
>
>--
>
>Klaatu

>
>
>Yes, I was lucky enough to catch the start of this tour in Bristol
>and having been an Edgar Winter fan since about 73 this was great
>and my third and best concert of his that I have attended.
>
>Seriously good musician, shame Johnny isnt doing as well as