Buddy Guy -- London, England -- July 5th, 2010

[ravenheart]

Venue: Shepherd's Bush Empire
Stage times: 20:30-22:00

Nobody Understands Me But My Guitar >
Hoochie Coochie Man >
She's Nineteen Years Old >
Love Her With A Feeling
Damn Right I Got The Blues
Skin Deep
Drowning On Dry Land >
Boom Boom
Strange Brew
Someone Else Is Steppin' In (Slippin' Out Slippin' In)
Fever
Do Your Thing >
Voodoo Child (Slight Return) >
Sunshine of Your Love

[daimonos]

Oh, just the setlist I was looking for

[JRA]

damn. covering Clapton and Hendrix? Clearly this is not one of those close-minded "back in my day" blues guys.

[ravenheart]

He always covers those tracks. Has been for decades. He always covers, for some reason, only tracks from the 60s and 70s, but all his own songs he plays are from the 90s onwards. Barely ever plays any of his own 60s stuff.

I'm not entirely sure I approve of a 90-minute set with more covers than originals from a guy who's been playing for over 40 years...

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by daimonos

Oh, just the setlist I was looking for

Damn right.

[Elvenking]

Luckily I do not live far from the club he owns in chicago. I'm not sure if he has others but on a lucky night when he is there, which is more then I figured he will play some older stuff. But I do kinda hate how he does play new stuff. but boom boom is an older song. Gotta love it in blues brothers.

[JRA]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

He always covers those tracks. Has been for decades. He always covers, for some reason, only tracks from the 60s and 70s, but all his own songs he plays are from the 90s onwards. Barely ever plays any of his own 60s stuff..

I have to admit that is kinda weird.

[Blitzkrieg Witchcraft]

I saw him opening for Santana about fifteen years ago.

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by Elvenking

but boom boom is an older song. Gotta love it in blues brothers.

Yes... but it's not his song.