Raz Mesinai and Shahzad Ismaily Live
Today we feature a live duo performance from Raz Mesinai and Shahzad Ismaily.
The Deets:
Raz Mesinai - frame drum, effects
Shahzad Ismaily - bass
Today we feature a live duo performance from Raz Mesinai and Shahzad Ismaily.
The Deets:
Raz Mesinai - frame drum, effects
Shahzad Ismaily - bass
Indie rock sister act Detective Blind's debut single 'Tell Me' is out now. Eldest sister Montgomery is billed as a “15-year old Broadway Vet,” but otherwise, there’s not much online about this young band (yet) except that they’re sisters, they used to be a cover band and now they rock.
Can’t wait to hear more from these sisters.
Endless Boogie performs live at The Bootleg Theater, Echo Park, Los Angeles, California (April 5, 2016 ).
Sorry, don’t have the setlist for this one. You could probably figure it out if you wanted to. Otherwise, just jam.
Players:
Jesper Eklow (aka "The Governor") on guitar
Paul Major (aka "Top Dollar") on guitar and vocals
Mark Ohe (aka "Memories from Reno") on bass
Harry Druzd on drums
Los Lobos live at the Ritz, New York (03/26/87).
Setlist:
Will The Wolf Survive
We're Gonna Rock
Come On, Let's Go
Our Last Night
Walking Song
How Much Can I Do
Anselma
Buzz, Buzz, Buzz
Matter Of Time
Evangeline
I Got Loaded
Let's Say Goodnight
Corrido #1
Serenata Nortena
Volver, Volver
I Got To Let You Know
My Baby's Gone
Farmer John
Don't Worry Baby
Nirvana Live At Paradiso (Amsterdam) 11/25/1991.
Setlist:
Aneurysm
School
Floyd The Barber
Smells Like Teen Spirit
About A Girl
Polly
Lithium
Sliver
Breed
Come As You Are
Been A Son
Negative Creep
On A Plain
Love Buzz
Territorial Pissings
Pavement live at at Batschkapp, Frankfurt, Germany (03/06/1994)
“Two camera fan-shot (one back, one side). Cams were edited and enhanced with soundboard feed and cam audio.”
Setlist:
Pueblo
Gold Soundz
Silence Kit
5 – 4 = Unity
Cut Your Hair
Elevate Me Later
Newark Wilder
Debris Slide
Trigger Cut
Two States
Brinx Job
Unfair
Heaven is a Truck
Box Elder
Stop Breathing
In the Mouth of the Desert
Forklift
Fillmore Jive
You know what they say: “Don’t read the books if you don’t want to know.”
OK, I’ve never heard anyone actually say that, but I’ve been reading a lot of Grateful Dead material lately. I read Phil Lesh’s book, then Billy’s book, and now I’m reading Garcia: An American Life. Anyway, Billy’s book left me conflicted. On one hand, you read the book to hear the thoughts of the people involved, and then sometimes you’re sorry you did.
But whatever I may have thought of the book of the personality Billy projected through it, he has been behind the drumkit for some of my most favorite music ever. Bill Kreutzmann recently celebrated his 75th birthday with a string of three live-streamed show with his band Billy and the Kids. Two of those shows have appeared at the Live Music Archive and are definitely worth your time and I wish him nothing but the best and I wish everyday was Bill Kreutzmann’s birthday, because all of this is great.
As if Billy on drums, Reed Mathis on bass and Billy Strings wasn’t enough, how about saxophone?! No? Still not enough? How about appearances from Santana?! If that’s not enough, you’re in the wrong place. Anyway, here’s the two live sets from the Archive and some videos that I’ve been hanging out with.
Billy and the Kids (05/07/21):
Billy and the Kids (05/08/21):
Players:
Aron Magner – Keyboards, Vocals
Bill Kreutzmann – Drums
Billy Strings - Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals
James Casey - Sax
Reed Mathis – Bass, Vocals
Tom Hamilton – Guitar, Lead Vocals
As if all of that goodness wasn’t already enough, THERE’S VIDEO!
"Mississippi Half-Step"
“Help on The Way" and more”
“China Cat Sunflower”
“Tangled up In Blue”
Billy & The Kids ft. Carlos Santana, Billy Strings - "Scarlett Begonia's" and "Iko "Iko"
“Ripple”
KEXP “presents Jupiter & Okwess performing live in the KEXP studio. Recorded October 15, 2018.”
Setlist:
Ofakomolo
Nzele Momi
Musonsu
Ekombe
Important People:
Host: Darek Mazzone
Audio Engineers: Francois Gouverneur & Kevin Suggs
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Scott Holpainen & Justin Wilmore
Editor: Justin Wilmore
The Tragic Alley Hip, live on German television 02/08/1993.
Setlist:
Best Version (Thanks to "The Dude" Kelly Davies)
Fifty-Mission Cap
Twist My Arm
Courage (for Hugh MacLennan)
Looking for a Place to Happen
Bring It All Back
Pigeon Camera
New Orleans Is Sinking
We'll Go Too
The Last of the Unplucked Gems
Lionized
I started out looking for live Yasmin Williams performances but quickly landed on this broadcast from New Sounds Live at Brookfield Place, curated by WNYC’s John Schaefer. This episode features brilliant performances and insightful interview segments with Yasmin Williams and Kaki King as well as the debut duo performance of a new piece written by Williams.
If you’re a fan of beautifully innovative guitar music, this is the turkey you want to jive.
Setlist:
Yasmin Williams
Juvenescence
Interview
I wonder
Dragonfly
Through the Woods
Kaki King
Interview
Default Shell
Godchild
Can’t Touch This, Or That, Or My Face
Lorlir
Puzzle Me You
Nails
Bowen Island
Antrhropomorph
Night After Sidewalk
Together:
Instant Happiness
David Crosby and Graham Nash live at BBC Studios in 1970.
Setlist:
Simple Man. (Graham Nash song)
Marrakesh Express
Guinnevere
Song With No Words (Trees With No Leaves)
Teach Your Children
Right Between the Eyes
The Lee Shore
Traction in the Rain
“The Sex Pistols - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 1/14/1978 - Winterland (San Francisco, CA)”
Setlist:
0:00:00 - God Save The Queen
0:04:13 - I Wanna Be Me
0:08:19 - I'm A Lazy Sod
0:10:42 - New York
0:14:25 - EMI
0:18:09 - Belsen Was A Gas
0:20:22 - Bodies
0:25:15 - Holidays In The Sun
0:29:19 - Liar
0:34:15 - No Feelings
0:37:18 - Problems
0:41:56 - Pretty Vacant
0:45:14 - Anarchy In The UK
0:49:00 - No Fun
The Players:
Johnny Rotten - lead vocals
Sid Vicious - bass, vocals
Steve Jones - guitar, vocals
Paul Cook - drums
Israel’s Faran Ensemble live “Mezrab recording from 2015-04-22.”
I first heard Faran Ensemble while looking for music for the Global Elite Music Radio Podcast Supershow and their track “Reflection” appeared on Episode 03.
I couldn’t find a setlist for this show but there was some commentary on the video’s page which is included below.
Enjoy.
“The Faran Ensemble was formed in 2009 by three musicians sharing similar musical vibes and values, who decided to embark together on a spiritual quest. Their journey, expressed in music and sound, reflects the beauty of nature, travelling through different sceneries, from the clean and quiet desert to luscious green hills, sometimes even passing through the hectic noise of the city.
Their instruments belong to the ancient traditions of the east, allowing the musicians to combine mystical sounds with modern influences. In their music, Mediterranean landscapes weave an enchanted soundscape, a magic carpet to take the listener on a voyage to faraway lands.
The ensemble’s name, Faran, refers to Wadi Faran, a dry desert riverbed which in winter fills with water and life and in summer is silent and pristine. The Faran crosses three countries, but ignores all artificial human borders.”