Live At The Wetlands - 2002 Robert Randolph -- Pedal Steel Guitar, Guitar, Vocals John Ginty -- B-3 Organ Danyel Morgan -- Bass Guitar, Vocals Marcus Randolph -- Drums
Old age is a bonus, your doing fine.. I am only a youngster as well, this music gets the tired legs bouncing, live life my friend be happy enjoy what is good & ignore the crap....
Really cant belive so few lookers at this. this is fucin amazing , Im an old fart and this makes me dance...spead it around you young dopes, get it out there, be happy..
Just watched him and met him in Smyrna, Delaware this past Saturday night at the Smyrna Music Festival. I've seen quite a few live bands (major acts) and none held a candle to Robert's show quite honestly. Everyone of his band members (cousin's and his sister) absolutely loved it and had a great time, the fans even more so :). His sister is genuinely a very sweet and nice lady too! I have about 500 pics of his band to go through as well lol. I'm usually satisfied seeing an artist once but the only exceptions are Peter Frampton and Robert Randolph and the Family band! There's a reason he's in Billboard's top 100 guitarists in history!!!
heard this first on an xm radio in a rental car. It came I on at the airport and after I got across town and it ended. I was wondering what the hell happened. What a music trip, the song that is!
First time hearing this guy/group while driving in TX near Galveston listening on World Cafe NPR station 91.3. My car was rockin!' Me and the wife down here from Lou. Ky on vacation
I just love your choice of music. We both have great taste. And you have done a fantastic job on introducing me to songs that I never heard before, I wish I could return the favor. But the again I might be able to ( just maybe) you can veiw my list of favorits and see for yourself.
Love that the "experts" are picking the G's to not even make the playoffs. The more under the radar we fly, the better we do. Can't wait to see us play the Dallas "Jonesboys".