great time !
by mick on 3/25/19Tralf - Buffalothe tralf is the only place to see a band in a intimate setting . perfect sound , great food, good people the band was beyond anything I thought . a walk back to the sixties
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After postponing a brief North American tour earlier this year, The Yardbirds are pleased to announce their 2015 Fall tour.
Kicking off on Friday, October 30 in Norfolk, CT, The Yardbirds – founding member and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Jim McCarty, renowned guitarist Johnny A (Peter Wolf, Bobby Whitlock), bassist Kenny Aaronson (Bob Dylan, Billy Idol), singer/blues harpist/percussionist Myke Scavone (Ram Jam & Doughboys), and guitarist/singer John Idan – will tour throughout October and November.
Unfortunately, due to scheduling conflicts, guitarist Earl Slick will not be a part of this tour, as previously announced.
Formed in 1960s’ London, The Yardbirds boasted some of the most infamous guitarists of all time – Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page. Co-founded by McCarty with singer Keith Relf, rhythm guitarist Chris Dreja, bassist Paul Samwell-Smith, and lead guitarist Top Topham, the band unleashed a string of hits, including “For Your Love,” “Over Under Sideways Down,” and “Heart Full Of Soul,” and in turn, influenced generations of musicians and fans.
Electrifying, eclectic, and way ahead of their time, The Yardbirds’ continue their unbreakable legacy. The Yardbirds’ train keeps a rollin’ !!!
the tralf is the only place to see a band in a intimate setting . perfect sound , great food, good people the band was beyond anything I thought . a walk back to the sixties
They were all good musicians but as a band they were just ok. Way too loud but that's on your sound people.
What a night!!! Imagine seeing Blues Magoos, Canned Heat, Mark Stein Project in addition to Hall of Famers the Yardbirds all in one place for $20,00 in the 15th row!!! Amazing but true!!! After mor than 50 years they can still rock!
Much more than I expected from each act. Blues Magoos were just ok. Canned Heat brought me back to Woodstock. I thought they sounded fantastic! Mark Stein brilliant on the Hammond & in my opinion the best! So talented....Saw him with The Fudge hundreds of times back in the day. Good group of musicians now. The Yardbirds were absolutely awesome!!!! Every song was so great and some played were a great surprise. Everyone around me was dancing & singing and just in awe of how great they all played as a group. Bass player & lead guitar were amazing. Loved the show and left feeling great and my youth relived!! On my top 10 list for sure.
nothing special, a nice night watching bar bands with some guy who once played with famous people
If the Yardbirds come to a city near you I highly recommend checking them out . They played all the classic Yardbird songs and a few new ones too. They were loud and tight .They were true to form in the guitar style of Jeff Beck and Page and may i say even better . Johnny A , John Idan on the guitar, and Kenny Aranson on bass as well as Myke Scavone harmonica and of course Jim Mcarty on the drums were all amazing . Shape of things , Im a man , Better man than I ,Heart full of soul , For your Love , Train kept a rolling and other songs got the crowd going . A+ show
All the groups gave 110%. So much great music professionally performed. So glad we were there!
What a RIP-OFF!!! \The only member of the original Yardbirds was the drummer. The guitar player is from NJ and the bass player from Brooklyn. Canned heat only had two member and hate to even comment of the Blues Magoos. I've heard better garage bands. I think its un-fair to bill a show are the Yardbirds. The music of the Yardbirds maybe but NOT the Yardbirds! I will be more careful next time I buy tix for one of these older bands
Didn’t realize from the description that so many other artists I was not interested in were going to preform and I didn’t enjoy them. Then I needed to leave before they came on.
The Blue Magoos were horrible. Canned Heat was great. Mark Stein from Vanilla Fudge was way too loud and seemed too full of himself. The Yardbirds were okay but not up to expectations. Also, took too long to rearrange the stage before each group came out. Overall, a disappointing evening from someone who loves going to see groups from the 60's and 70's.