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Sonny Landreth — Native Stepson (live)
Album: Grant Street
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Released: 2005
Length: 5:02
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(instrumental)
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 Emmettf wrote:

My God!




I Agree!  ...this tune is GREAT!! & has me agreeing with several other positive commenters today!  Thanx RP!  
 Jeeper wrote:
VOLUME 11+



I Agree!
VOLUME 11+
My God!
 McBuggins wrote:
Yes, it would be great to hear Rory on RP, sadly I never got see him live, when they invent the time machine first trip I'll scoot back to Ireland 1974...
I had to look him up. Wow.
"According to lore, in an interview withRolling Stone magazine, Jimi Hendrix was asked, “How does it feel to be the greatest guitarist in the world?” He is believed to have answered, “I don’t know, go ask Rory Gallagher.”"
c.

Third in a row live. Love these little treats. Will we get four?
 petersteward wrote:


Perhaps he'll acknowledge the existence of Rory Gallagher one day. 


Yes, it would be great to hear Rory on RP, sadly I never got see him live, when they invent the time machine first trip I'll scoot back to Ireland 1974...
 tulfan wrote:


Rory seems to be invisible on this station but I was lucky enough to see him 3 times in the metro Detroit area. He was auditioned for the Stones and but had little interest in joining per the stories I read...I'd also love to hear some Coco Montoya as time allows...


rory at the michigan palace!
GREAT!!! I never heard of him prior to RP, now, I love several of his tunes! Thank You RP! 
He just flat out rips. 
 timatmit wrote:

Holy smokes, this man can play!  How the hell do you get that good?



A lifetime of dedication though some seem to get good at a very young age. You've got to want to. I've known many people who "want" to learn to play the guitar, but for the wrong reasons, then give up very quickly when they find out it actually takes some work.
 Typesbad wrote:

This is a perfect example of a song, in which my first inclination would be to turn it up, and my wife's first, last and only inclination would be to turn it off.



I don't understand how people get into relationships where you have opposite musical tastes. Ok, I did marry a woman who didn't like loud stuff much, but generally you go out together, see bands etc, and either want to see the same kind of thing or not. If not, run a mile.
 petersteward wrote:


Perhaps he'll acknowledge the existence of Rory Gallagher one day. 


Rory seems to be invisible on this station but I was lucky enough to see him 3 times in the metro Detroit area. He was auditioned for the Stones and but had little interest in joining per the stories I read...I'd also love to hear some Coco Montoya as time allows...
Holy smokes, this man can play!  How the hell do you get that good?
 Typesbad wrote:

This is a perfect example of a song, in which my first inclination would be to turn it up, and my wife's first, last and only inclination would be to turn it off.


Sorry about your luck. 
 petersteward wrote:
Perhaps he'll acknowledge the existence of Rory Gallagher one day. 
 
Was surprised by this - whats up with that Bill?
 nu11 wrote:

Maybe Joe Satriani or Steve Vai perhaps?
 
Or Joe Bonamassa.
 john_m_hopkins wrote:
demands turning it up... (I don't care what the wife says...)
 
Your wife or Typesbad's wife?:  

"This is a perfect example of a song, in which my first inclination would be to turn it up, and my wife's first, last and only inclination would be to turn it off."
 dandueck07 wrote:
Nils Lofgren, then Sonny Landredth . . . I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for Bill's next great guitarist pick. . . 
 

Perhaps he'll acknowledge the existence of Rory Gallagher one day. 
 kingart wrote:
fella oughta take some guitar lessons. 

{#Notworthy}


 I know, right? If he sticks with it, he could be really good...

  indeed.

c.

Love me some Sonny Landreth.  Everyone I turn onto this guy is OMG, why have I not heard of him before?
 dandueck07 wrote:
Nils Lofgren, then Sonny Landredth . . . I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for Bill's next great guitarist pick. . . 
 
Maybe Joe Satriani or Steve Vai perhaps?
Great underrated guitar master,Sonny!
Nils Lofgren, then Sonny Landredth . . . I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for Bill's next great guitarist pick. . . 
demands turning it up... (I don't care what the wife says...)
For grandsons 6 & 9 - Sonny is among those to learn from, channel passion and vision for their musical voices. How cool to turn it up while dad's working upstairs? Privilege of being Poppy and not their father.
 agkagk wrote:
Awesome set!
Trower/Satriani/Landreth 
Thanks for the guitar fest, Bill.

 Well...........I know , I know . But I hear lonesome Dave.

Awesomeness!   What a great follow up to Nils Lofgren.  Sublime.
Badass without being over the top!
 Typesbad wrote:
This is a perfect example of a song, in which my first inclination would be to turn it up, and my wife's first, last and only inclination would be to turn it off.
 
Perhaps you have the wrong wife !

[In a relationship some things are fundamental eg. food
Others a matter of taste eg. what is important

YMMV

 ScottishWillie wrote:

This has a decidedly Celtic feel to it. Wonderful!



 
I felt the same, but for New Orleans ; )
This is a perfect example of a song, in which my first inclination would be to turn it up, and my wife's first, last and only inclination would be to turn it off.

This has a decidedly Celtic feel to it. Wonderful!


If you ever get a chance to see this guy, do it!

I've see him twice, indoor and outdoor, and its a jaw dropping experience.   
fella oughta take some guitar lessons. 

{#Notworthy}


More Sonny, please!
 agkagk wrote:
Awesome set!
Trower/Satriani/Landreth 
Thanks for the guitar fest, Bill.


 
Yahoo!! I was lucky enough to catch the same set a couple of months later!
Hard to top these three guitar greats back to back!

Cranked to 10. That's about 2kW of Bryston power plus another 1.5kW or so from the Paradigm Servo 15 subwoofer. Sonny is ripping the paint from my walls!
This entire album is terrific.  It's hard to tell it's a 3-piece band.  "Congo Square"  - the last track on the album - is a fecking clinic.  {#Notworthy}
Tone to the bone!!{#Bananajam}
Technically competent.  Other than that, kinda boring.
wick-ed
Fantastic!
Eloquent.
that guy's good eh?!
FABULOUS !!!!
Wow.
Wish i could do that!
Awesome set!
Trower/Satriani/Landreth 
Thanks for the guitar fest, Bill.

The great guitar plays play list....  what a terrific way to start a rainy Saturday morning!  
If this doesn't get your feet tapping, better check your pulse!...
well that strikes the right chord
Really strong.
Great tune