Shadow Mountain
Recording Studio
Booking Information
Call Wanita 303 816 1781
or email: booking@onceremovedbluesband.com
Click for Directions
Saturday
February 20, 2009
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Special Guest Apperances
www.DexterPayne.com
Clarient, Alto & Baritone Saxaphone
Master of Cerimonies
Comedian
(to be announced)
Band Members
Patrick McAllister
Vocals, Guitar, Dobro
Becca Auger
Vocals, Percussion
Rachel Auger
Vocals, Percussion
Randy Reznik
Harmonica, Vocals
Chris Coleman
Piano / Hammond
Kirk Glienke
Saxophones
Scott Messler
Percussion, Vocals
Bill Nash
Bass, Vocals
Nathan Kyle Cisneros
Stage Hand
Todd Hanson
Stage Hand
Band: Patrick McAllister &
The Once Removed Blues Band
Genre: Blues (Colorado Blues)
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Too short!
This is way too fun of a song to be less than 3 minutes long. Great singing by someone who sounds like Joe Cocker wishes he sounded like. I loved the harmonica and guitar lines and solos, but I wish the story wouldn't have ended so soon!! I bet this would be a great song in concert with extended instrumental jams!
- thetoothpicker from Waterford, Michigan
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my first review
This song is very soulful. Especially enjoyed the harmonica work. Also a decent mix on the lead and backing vocals.
- ThePogoSticks from Livonia, Michigan
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A Happy little number
Nice upbeat little song.Sounds like these guys are having fun making music.The guitar really holds this tune together.Lots of fills and a good sense of timing.Vocals suited the song well and the backing vocals really added a nice flavor to the song.The Lyrics were never going to be too deep and meaningful on an upbeat tune like this.(Nor should they have been)
Good happy little number,I enjoyed it.
- MoonlitRain from Hemel Hempstead, Herts, United Kingdom
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Rollicking Blues
Howlin' Wolf with a female back up vocal. Rhythm guitar is tasty and clean. And when he slips in to lead it's also tasteful.
Maybe a little too clean for the vocalist. Cuz he's dirty.
The talking section works well at the end. Overall, a good band to drink beer to. Take a bow, folks.
- jpippus from Vancouver, B.C., Canada
...for me it's really American song with great performance vocal parts......your singer reminds me on great Joe Cocker,
but only for moment... rhythm guitar is fine...good luck,my friends...- zoka from Croatia
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such interesting vocals
These are such interesting vocals. The harmony with a raspy
Tom waits meets randy Newman tone in the male. Excellent.
Cute song over all, the lyrics match the music so well.
Very well arranged. The rhythm guitar
goes its job well without trying to get take the show over.
It rather complements an already nice tune.
- Borichkababa from Edison, New Jersey
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A Different Twist
Great lyric line that flows well and tells a neat story.
The raspy lead vocal line works well and the harmonies sound very good. Nice to hear a drummer doing some brush work.
It seems to me that this tune features the story over instrumentation, the music has an understated presence which I find appropriate. While listening I was reminded of a fella back in the day named Arthur Godfrey who wrote and sang amusing story lines while playing the Ukulele. The artist has done something here that I haven't heard anyone else doing and has done it very well. If, like me, you enjoy music that takes a detour around what is typical of a genre, then you will enjoy this song.
- john_kepler from Tallahassee, Florida
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Louis Armstrong
Vocalist sounds a lot like Louie Armstrong at times. This is a happy upbeat song with some nice chord changes. The vocals are the highlights of this tune. Rhythm guitar sounds good. Harmonica solos add a nice touch.
This is good quality piece with pro musicians.
- MarkShark from Cincinnati, Ohio
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ORB - Siegel Schwall Live at Pats
The first five seconds of this song found me throwing my fist in the air shouting YES!!!
Really nice little guitar single note ride tripping on down to the tune with singers-- boom, right there.
These are some groovy cats, as in they got that cool groove rhythm thing down. That easy snare brush thing is great. Harmonica ride is good on this song. Like all the players, the harp plays what sounds right tone wise and note wise, for the overall tune.
Very nice guitar work, with that kind of fifties jazz tone. Excellent fills and rhythm work on guitar and bass.
The song, lyrics and vocals are so strong, it works very well keeping the background cool and easy, just cutting the groove.
I can't help but like this band.
Again, very tasty harp ride!
- HarpOFly from Memphis, Tennessee
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interesting song
This is an interesting song,with some interesting vocals. Nice rhythm guitar throughout,There is also a nice harp solo, which is always good to hear when played well - as this is. This definitely grows on you the more you hear it. Well worth a listen.
- modeerf from Swindon, United Kingdom
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Good loving
Nice tune.The lyrics are good and the vocals are done tastfully.The lead vocalist voice has that rough grit in his tone.Not bad.Nice chord progression with a minor feel.Well produced and good tone on all instruments.Good players,good job.
- willthethrill from Bryan, Texas
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