It may have been hot temperature-wise but it didn't matter to those brave enough to sit outside to listen to Taylor Hicks perform on the outdoor stage at Kansas City's Knuckleheads. I'll be back later with more, but for now, enjoy "Nineteen" from the show.
2010-8-14 Nineteen Knuckleheads Kansas City MO from RagsQueen on Vimeo.
I took a bunch of pictures at Knuckleheads. Taylor was on top of his game, as the expression goes. I'm always amazed at how he can reel them in just by flashing a smile, touching of hand to heart, or just pumping his harmonica. Comments after the show included "had no idea", "man, he's good", and "WOW!".What some called a biker bar, Knuckleheads made up for in ability to enjoy a close and intimate show with Taylor. The train tracks were just the other side of the stage, and the occasional train did blow his horn as it passed by. Even "Nineteen" captures the moment of the train whistle as Jeff Lopez played.
The entire show was energy packed, with Taylor never still for a second. I later heard Candye Kane, the first performer of the evening, came out to watch Taylor perform and really enjoyed him. Or maybe it was Jeff because she wanted to get her picture with him! Speaking of Ms. Kane, she gave a great blues performance with lots of upbeat music. Her guitar player, Laura Chevez would give Josh Smith a run for the money in a guitar duel!
Rather than bore you with details, have a look at the photo album attached. And if so inclined, leave a comment or two!
Knuckleheads Photos
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1 comment:
The train whistle almost , ALMOST , seemed like part of the song.........
Sam obviously chuckled , thinking it amusing.
Jeff looked skyward but had to keep playing.
Taylor gave no reaction at all......he must have heard it. The concentration was awesome .
The whole rendition of "Nineteen" deserves a "WOLF WHISTLE".
cath
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