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Giant Sand & Jason Lytle

  • 18-04-2016 8:08pm
    #1
    roll
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    Regretably had to give away my tickets for this at short notice-anybody go? should i regret not going?! :(


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  • #2
    Birneybau
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    roll wrote: »
    Regretably had to give away my tickets for this at short notice-anybody go? should i regret not going?! :(

    Dunno but wish I had been able to go. Saw Howe Gelb last year with Grant Lee Buffalo and thought he was great. Big fan of Grandaddy too.


  • #3
    crazyhorse
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    roll wrote: »
    Regretably had to give away my tickets for this at short notice-anybody go? should i regret not going?! :(

    Caught this in Galway. Sorry to have to break it to you but you missed a great one.
    Jason Lytle ran through some of the Grandaddy hits and threw in a Bowie cover for good measure.
    Giant Sand were in great form and Howe was as focused as I've seen him - belting out some blistering tracks from the extensive back catalogue with a focus on material from the more recent albums. Gabe Sullivan and Brian Lopez were given some space to shine on their own and show off the music of their band XIXA. Howe's daughter, Patsy Jean, made an appearance on backing vocals and Jason Lytle joined in the fun on stage near the end. A memorable farewell gig.


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