The Gabe Stillman Band - Gimme Some Time - 2019 IBC Finals

The Gabe Stillman Band performing Stillman's original tune "Gimme Some Time" from the EP "The Grind" at the Orpheum Theatre in Memphis, Tn during the final round of the 2019 International Blues Challenge.
For more information on Gabe Stillman, visit www.gabestillman.com

[@typhoonjenkins8330]

No question in my mind, Gabe is the absolute KING of the P-90 Blues. Jayzuz, this kid is amazing.

[@clintbowen]

This kid is amazing live.

[@Michael-vj6qh]

Seeing him Friday at a local winery. Pretty stoked 😁😁

[@FYMM69]

Love your style dude. Very nice

[@crazylanediscos7310]

Amazing.

[@crazylanediscos7310]

Very good boy.

[@alandasher8789]

damm Gabe,, You really learned how to sing kid!!

[@virino2586]

Ho hum.

[@picturegracecolb5525]

Real Bluesy, don't take it personal but you too young for me baby! Ha! Carry On! 7/20/22. Nice Gig, dance On!

[@supmet2]

Why hasn't the blues idiom evolved very much at all? Same things over and over and over..........ad nauseam.

[@RobertTousignantRRHF]

agree i saw him in Norwich NY same stuff .way behind what is actually going on in the genre .heard he played eric gails not his crowd for sure but he got a spot with Buddy Guy .unbelievable ..

[@BenLevinPiano]

If you love the blues, you love it for it's deep roots and classic sound.

[@DavidIwinski]

Evolution doesn't necessarily mean improvement and change for change's sake is the mantra of those with very short attention spans who demand endless and instantaneous entertainment and amusement.
People who love the blues have a simultaneous sense of the draw of history all the way back to the roots and the earliest days and can on one playlist find Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters and Buddy Guy and Albert Cummings and Gabe Stillman and yet a profound and enthusiastic passion for new artists that bring their own interpretation to the classics while they create classics for the future. Sometimes it's about the artistry that a specific performer brings to the nuance of the performance of a known standard.
When Yo Yo Ma plays Bach Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major for the 20th time is there some big complaint that he is playing the same thing over and over and over..........ad nauseam?
Hell, I got 14 different unique versions of Born Under a Bad Sign, 15 versions of Hoochie Coochie Man and 18 different versions of Mannish Boy ranging from Muddy Waters to Bo Diddley and from Hank Williams Jr to Jimi Hendrix... and 14 others.
If you don't love the blues, there's an easy solution... listen to something else. If music that is more recent and "evolutionary" is your thing, maybe rap suits you better.

[@crayhead]

It has evolved into every type of musical genre that exits..You silly twit…

[@jackbailey1742]

@@DavidIwinski Well said