Some really great stuff from Boston. Head over to Rich’s website for lots more.
Plus – a show review from Modern Acoustic
Despite comments about her jet lag, Grace sang and danced up a storm – moving easily from the center stage mike, with guitar or without, to her Hammond B3 – never missing a step, a lyric, a breath. She’s Tina Turner for a new generation.
And she’s finally backed by a band that can keep up with her. In the six months since I saw them last, the new Nocturnals – guitarists Scott Tournet and Benny Yurco, bassist Catherine Popper and drummer Matt Burr – have melded into a cohesive, dynamic group, adding power and finesse to new songs off the upcoming self-titled album as well as the fan favorites.
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A cornucopia – great picture, nice review [R.G. thinks they are somewhat Heart-like], and free download of “Modern Acoustic” magazine that looks to be a good read. Happy Tuesday and thanks kc.
Awesome pictures!!
Another review from Sunday of HOB show: http://www.bostonherald.com/entertainment/music/general/view/20100529potter_graces_hub_with_soul_blues_pop/srvc=home&position=recent
Both of those sound about right. Can’t say it enough- unbelievable show.
Hi. Thanks for linking to my site and review. Grace rocks. Please drop by my site in a couple of weeks when I my next issue of Modern Acoustic will be available (it’s free!). Lots of great stuff coming including a review of Grace’s new album.
thanks
Rich K.
http://www.modernacoustic.com
Hi. Thanks for the nice comments about my review. Grace rocks. Make sure you check out my free online music magazine Modern Acoustic. The next issue, due in a couple of weeks, will have my review of Grace’s album. Did I mention it’s free? http://www.modernacoustic.com.
Rich K.
PS Rich the photog and Rich the blogger are two separate people. His photos are awesome, by the way.
Posse front row in these pics, love it. Amazing energy, one of my favorite shows yet.
Rich K: I realized my mistake almost immiediately after sending, but there’s no edit; and I don’t like to correct my errors in a second post unless they are outrageous. Enjoyed the March issue of “Modern Acoustic” very much, and will be looking forward to future ones. Hard to believe it’s free – thanks.