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Too bad that most of the tunes she sang were her father's. Understandable that she would sing a couple, but we would have preferred to hear her songs. And singing, Billy Joe McCallister...really? The sound technician should be fired. First the base was way too loud, then the drums were way too loud (also, the drummer kept increasng the tempo on a couple of songs). We could not hear Roseanne's voice through much of the show.
What a great performance! She put on an awesome show and her band was wonderful. Everyone needs to experience this concert. I hope she is in KC again soon. We will definetly be there with friends this time.
Rosanne and band put on a fabulous show. No slick production, thank goodness.
We went to see Roseanne Cash hoping to see a good show. We liked her music and thought that she would tell some good stories. She did tell some very interesting stories, but her voice was clearly the star of the show. She opened with her version of Movin' On. A sultry rendition of this old classic. Normally I am not of big fan of changing the way a classic is done, but this was truly a riveting performance to open her show, and it only got better. Backed by a great Band, she did an hour and fourty-five minute show, including encores, and it was one of the best shows that I have ever seen. She surey has the Cash entertainer gene, and also learned a great deal from the Carter Family. If you go see her show you won't be disappointed and will come away wanting more. A truly great show, especially for what it costs to see her.
Rosanne Cash obviously has a soft spot for The Folly and for Kansas City! She was wonderful and put her whole self into the show. She and her band were so in tune, musically as well as in their rapport with each other. Very kindly came back for great encores, Fantastic. My first time at The Folly, will NOT be my last. PS: Waiting for :The List, Part Two!
This was a really nice concert. Appreciated the on point conversations, source of songs with no real rambling on. Good voice, good band. They had sound problems which affected the band more than audience. Would definitely recommend.
We saw Rosanne Cash last night at the Folly Theatre in Kansas City, and it was just a great concert. No fluff, no frills. She and her band came on stage and knocked out about an hour and 45 minutes of great music. The mix of music was outstanding: from several songs on her "list", to some old favorites, to an unforgettable version of "Ode to Billy Joe." If Rosanne comes to your town, don't miss it.
The venue, The Folly Theatre, has incredible acoustics. Rosanne Cash sang many of the songs from "The List" plus a few from "Black Cadillac" and some favorites ("Seven Year Ache" "I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me"). Great stage presence and rapport with the audience -- she has a great sense of humor -- but the focus is on the music. I enjoyed this show and her performance very much and would recommend it highly to anyone who likes good music. Great band, too.
She gave a great concert, interacted with the audience, and seemed like she was having a lot of fun. She did an hour-and-a-half set, then two encores.
We had a great time, the choice of songs was wonderful. It was a great experience, hearing some of the all-time great songs, and hearing it with the great voice and character of Rosanne, as well as in such a beautiful, historic venue.
Roseanne Cash and her talented musicians put on an amazing almost 90-minute show. A must see!
Very enjoyable concert. Rosanne seemed uncomfortable for the first couple of songs but I think this may have been related to some problems in the sound which were quickly resolved. The set list clearly was chosen to promote her album, "The List", which was fine with us. The band was excellent and Rosanne appeared to be perfectly comfortable with them. A great evening. Too bad Bruce wasn't there!
Enjoyed the concert a great deal. Cash's voice with good songs and good venue really made wonderful listening. My only negative comment is that her banter with the crowd and her band seemed rehearsed. About 2/3rds through she started to become less detached.
Rosanne Cash was scheduled to bring her show "down the Turnpike" to Collingswood NJ in February but it was delayed due to the horrible snow storms that blanketed (literally) the region. It was worth the wait! Mrs. L & band played most of the new album, The List, and many of our favorites from her country catalog, too. Although the band was rather under-rehearsed (she didn't even know the bass player), it was a terrific night! She said something rather profound... when Mother Maybelle Carter taught her some of the Carter Family songs, she told her "This isn't a gift for you. This is for you to keep the music alive" and Rosanne's daughter is also recording... it was a true privilege to see her dad and just as much fun to see her! No Depression indeed.
Rosanne Cash and the Scottish Rite Auditorium were a perfect match. Her vocals were outstanding as always and the venue really let her clarity and power shine in a way that larger venues cannot match.So I'm now a huge fan of both Rosanne and the Scottish Rite and plan to see them both as often as possible!
My husband is the fan, not me. I had given him these tickets as a Christmas present. The concert had been "snowed out" and rescheduled from February to April. The Scottish Rite Auditorium is a unique venue and we had seats very close to the stage. Rosanne sang songs from The List and Black Cadillac. I left a fan with a healthy respect for her love of family and song.
Sultry,moving and exciting voice . The lineage alone would also been worth being a part of. A perfect act for an unforgettably sound experience. The acoustics and the unusually friendly atmosphere made for a great experience.
I took my girlfriend who really likes Rosanne Cash and folk music. Not being a country or folk music follower, myself (I more listen to fusion jazz) I expected to enjoy the show enough, but I really enjoyed it alot more than I expected. The music was more sophisticated and interesting than I expected and the fidelity was great. Modulations and some unexpected chord changes were evident. There was a wonderful blues feel to many of the songs and Rosanne's strong voice and musical talents (guitar, writing) were certainly evident in the performance. She was personable and witty and her band members are all very talented and she showcased them well. Both lead guitar and rythm/steel guitar player were very talented. The keyboard player was soulful and bluesy. A delightful evening provided by a delightful entertainer and company.
The show was awesome. She has an incredible voice. She was funny and we loved every song. He backup musicians are all very talented. It was fun to watch and listen to them also.
ROSANNE CASH AND BAND WERE GREAT! 1ST TIME AT THE SCOTTISH RITE AND THE VENUE WAS JUST WHAT I HOPE FOR AND EXPECTED....GREAT ALL AROUND EVENING!
