[caspersvapors]

I see he played with a couple Friedmans last night at Red Rocks, first Ive seen him use those amps. Sounded good though!

[caspersvapors]

also Bobby sounds pretty good here, almost Tom Waits ish

[jackevorkian]

I didn't think it was possible, but it sounds like he has slowed the tempo down even more. Awesome band, great mix (pedal steel might be a little too forward in the mix, IMO)…but I find a lot of it very hard to listen to at the tempo he plays at these days. My loss, I know.

[lbpesq]

Is this show available to watch/listen to on-line?

Bill, tgo

[tdcrjeff]

There are 1st and 2nd set openers from each night on youtube, but not the whole shows. Since they were PPV streams if anybody tries to put up the whole show it would getting taken down by a copyright claim. There are aud recording on LMA as well as some audience shot video on youtube as well.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DcQa1KOwJE[/youtube]

[Chocol8]

I didn't think it was possible, but it sounds like he has slowed the tempo down even more. Awesome band, great mix (pedal steel might be a little too forward in the mix, IMO)…but I find a lot of it very hard to listen to at the tempo he plays at these days. My loss, I know.

I can’t listen to it either.

[Smolder]

Yah… he’s seems way open to changing it up. Maybe he’s trying to differentiate this thing from D&C and Ratdog.

Long time fan… not really down with the Wolfe Brothers thing. Passed on the RR shows in spite of it being seven miles away. I’ve tried…

[Xtevan of the playa]

the Wolfe Brothers thing was super surreal to me, I was teleported back to my dad's pick up truck with 8 tapes tracks of Ray Wyle & Willie and the early '70's Austin outlaw country. I listen to a lot of Americana but my mind does put Bobby in that bin

[Jon S.]

I didn't think it was possible, but it sounds like he has slowed the tempo down even more. Awesome band, great mix (pedal steel might be a little too forward in the mix, IMO)…but I find a lot of it very hard to listen to at the tempo he plays at these days. My loss, I know.

I can’t listen to it either.

In his '70's, Bob's traded the hurley-burley of the hammock for the repose of the rocking chair. It happens. I'm just thankful we have him still.