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Although Stills voice could not hit some notes it was more than made up with his guitar accompaniment with KWS. Barry Goldberg wasn't bad either with his keyboard parts which added a lot to tunes like Honey Bee. By the way Beth Hart who was the opening act was quite impressive a lot of energy and very soulful
I found that this was not a band but three individuals that were on the stage together. First off, Stills has lost his voice. One of my favorite singing voices & main reason for going to the show. Stills & Shepherd were doing their own thing. Neither one appeared interested when the other was singing. Didn't see any dual singing.
KWS is just amazing! Stills can rock a guitar but his voice was a little strained. Goldbergs fingers were magical. I've seen them all separately through the years but this was a great combination of talent.
Kenny Wayne Shepherd is AMAZING. Which is why I do not understand the match up between Stephen Stills and him. Stephen Stills cannot hold up to the young talent. It was a clear and welcome difference anytime Kenny took the lead. Kenny is such a stand up guy that he never "stepped" on the legend's toes even though it was apparent that his help with vocals would have made a huge difference in my listening enjoyment. Stills should not even be singing. It would be like having an overweight retired ball player join the team and really screwing things up. I cannot wait to hear Kenny with his own band (which I have in the past) AND ... why not have Beth Hart join them on stage? Such a missed opportunity. Kenny and Beth would make beautiful music together.
Man these guys can play. Although, they started out way too loud for that venue, there was no place left to go. Stephen certainly doesn't possess the vocals he once had and that's understandable. It was nice to hear Kenny's voice for a change, and it was quite good. These guys are a factory of chops, licks and musical virtuosos in their own right. Great chemistry. Great blues!
Thsi show was way beyond expectations. As a long time classic Stills fan, didn't expect too much based on reviews of other Stills' shows. Stephen was right on with the singing and guitar playing. Kenny Wayne was amazing too! The energy was high at the show and Barry Goldberg on the keys was the perfect mix. Great show and great set list. Lots of classics like "For What It's Worth" as well as "Love the One You're With". They played all the songs from the new The Rides album along with extras from Stephen and Kenny's catalogs. Beth Hart was an incredible opening act. Totally woth the ticket price. Highly recommended! Rockin encore!! Go see this show before it's too late!!
Good concert. I went primarily to see Kenny Wayne Shepherd and he did not disappoint. KWS is not human. His guitar is awesome; out of this world. For the first time ever we heard Kenny sing at his own concert. Now I know why he has Noah on vocals. Kenny's voice does not do justice to his guitar but I don't care. His guitar is what gets me going and I'd go out of my way to hear that guitar over and over. Stephen, Kenny, and Barry blended well, a good combo. All 3 have great style on their own, and even better style combined. The whole is greater than the parts.
These 2 dudes spurred each other to excel. Absolutely great! Beth Hart also rocked as opener.
the band was great stills,Goldberg and kws make a great combination the guitars are screaming and Goldberg on the keyboard is excellent Beth heart opened the show she has a great voice and band
Surprisingly better than thought it would be. Excellent guitar work and barry g. On keys was outstanding. Great mixture of musicians!!
AWESOME SHOW, GREAT COMBO OF TALENTED MUSICIANS ***
A good show. A little rough around the edges. They could've used a couple of back up singers to complement the headliners. Great encore.
