Blues Explosion May 20
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The greatest.
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16 comments so far
Mike Breen 20 May 08
hell yeah!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=cbwxLGohUM0
Jim 20 May 08
Having been to one of their shows, I can say that this is representative. Jon Spencer seems to be the one who’s having the best time of anyone in the place.
Jamie Tibbetts 20 May 08
“THE BLUES IS NUMBER ONE !”
Rick 20 May 08
“I SAID THE BLUES IS NUMBER ONE !
SOOOOOUUUULLLLLLL !”
Raymond Brigleb 20 May 08
Oh yeah. Best Theremin player I’ve ever seen on stage!
Aaron Blohowiak 20 May 08
you kids and your new fangled music.
doc boggs is more my kinda blues.
Adam Darowski 20 May 08
That’s right, we come all the way from New York City to be here with you people tonight!
Pete Forde 21 May 08
Come on, Flavor and Afro are WAY better tracks.
Flavor even has a great Beck cameo, before mopey Scientologist Beck took over.
Rick 21 May 08
When they opened for Jesus Lizard in 93 at CBGB Jon Spencer started the show by running from the back of the (very shallow) stage and JUMPING OVER THE DRUM KIT . He hit the first chord pretty much when he hit the ground.
Christian Sterner 21 May 08
Funny stuff: I went back home to visit my family in New York. My aunt and uncle offered to take me to a show…and I thought of it as some sort of “go hang with the grownups” deal. It was ‘98 I think, and they took me to see The Blues Explosion. I was floored…they rip. Thanks for bringing them back to the surface.
Hey…have you guys checked out Rosehill Drive yet? Boulder band: they are unreal live. If they come around, GO!
http://www.rosehilldrive.com/
Coonse 21 May 08
Check out http://www.amazon.com/Bootleg-Vol-Dylan-Albert-Concert/dp/B00000D9TO/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1211378349&sr=8-2
hendrik 22 May 08
More music, please! The Dylan bootleg, which is mentioned above, is my all time favorite.
Chad Paulson 22 May 08
Sideways Soul: Dub Narcotic Sound System Meets The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion in a Dancehall Style is one of my favorite records!
Bernd 24 May 08
Yeah, have seen ‘em live in Bremen (Germany) back in 2002. Fantastic show. Love all of their recs. Thanks for the vid !
Jason Debiak 25 May 08
I MISS THIS BAND !
yann 27 May 08
Huge. Funny to see that the show is from the best french TV emission from the 90’s called “Nulle part ailleurs” (translate it with “Nowhere else” :-) Thanks
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