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lundi 8 juillet 2013

Thunder & Lightning ( Aka Gravenites Cipollina Band ) - Live At The Rainbow Seattle, WA - 1985-08-01 - Wave

Tracklist

Disc 01
01 - Down At The Bottom
02 - Six Weeks In Reno
03 - Fantasy World
04 - Four Floors Or Forty
05 - Left Hand Soul
06 - Pride Of Man
07 - Dekalb Blues
08 - Bad Luck Baby
09 - Small Walk-In Box
10 - Run Out Of West
11 - You Can't Hurt Me No More

Disc 02
01 - Wind It Up Again
02 - Love Me Or I Kill You Baby
03 - Brown Paper Bag
04 - Muddy Waters
05 - Born in Chicago
06 - Dancin' Fool
07 - Goin' Back To Anna
08 - I'll Pull The Trigger
09 - Band Introduction

Disc 03
01 - Bad Luck Baby
02 - Buried Alive In The Blues
03 - Down The Road
04 - I Did It For The Band
05 - Long Lonesome Road
06 - Blue Is Back Over Me
07 - Mona
08 - Herpes Blues
09 - Instrumental+Chat

Credits
Guitar, Lead Vocals - Nick Gravenites
Guitar, Vocals - John Cipollina
Bass – Doug Kilmer
Drums – Greg Elmore

lundi 23 juillet 2012

Thunder & Lightning (Aka Gravenites Cipollina Band) - 1984-03-31 (2 sets) - Stanhope House - Stanhope - New Jersey

Set List:
Disc One (Time 60:10m):
First Set (10:26 PM)
01. Blues In The Bottle
02. Pride Of Man
03. Broke Down Blues (?)
04. Blues Back Off
05. Run Out Of West
06. Small Walk-In Box
07. Four Floors Or Forty
08. I'm A Dancing Fool
09. Right Hand World (?)
10. Break Song

Disc Two (Time 44:23m):
Second Set (11:59 PM)
01. Walkin' Blues
02. Six Weeks In Reno
03. I Did It For The Band
04. You Can't Hurt Me No More
05. Who Do Your Love?
06. Bad Luck Baby

Disc Three (Time 46:04m):
Second Set (cont.)
01. Fantasy World
02. Unknown Instrumental
03. I'll Pull The Trigger
04. Trouble In Mind
05. Mona
06. Momma Don't Allow Me (?)

John Cipollina - guitar & vocals
Nick Gravenites - guitar & lead vocals
Greg Elmore - drums
Doug Kilmer - bass

The "Stanhope House" was a fabulous roadhouse in Northwest New Jersey, near Lake
Hopatcong. They booked an eclectic bunch of rock, blues, country, and folk acts. The
area was beautiful, very rural, and the atmosphere in the club was very relaxed. I saw
quite a few acts there, covering many of those genres. Sound and sightlines were
good, especially if you got there early, and snagged a good table. I heard that it closed
not too long ago, which is a real shame. There were usually two sets, which often made
for a very late evening.
This was my first time to see John Cipollina, and my favorite of the three bands I saw him
perform with. The added bonus was Nick Gravenites, who I also thought was super. I met
John prior to the show, and had him autograph a few things for me. He was incredibly
nice, and must have talked to me for half an hour about his career. He would often do
some calligraphy on whatever he signed, as well as his autograph. A great, and very
underappreciated player. The last time I was at the Rock N' Roll Hall Of Fame in Cleveland,
they had his Gibson SG with his wild amplification system, with all the horns, on display.(Comment & original post by bpthree....Many Thanks)

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