An intimate night at the Koko Jazz Club in Helsinki with some great musicians: Timo Hirvanen on Bass - Holgar Marjamaa on organ & Jussi Lehtonen on drums.
Let’s not mince words, he can play the livin’ Lesley out of that thing But quite frankly I’d had enough of the whole bag of tricks already spilled all over the floor about 2:38 in. Whenever I come across some of these guys …..and yes they are talented…. I go back to John Ginty. There is something way deeper across the emotional spectrum when he gets it going. Forget Joe DiMaggio… Where have you gone Keith Emerson? A whole bunch of nations turn their lonely eyes and ears to your fully stabbed keys.
@@stuartkinzel8195 i had the grace to play with a great Hammond player who is never overwelming the gig! Its a pity the band stopped after and due to Carano shit!!
there are so many great guitarist I want to learn from and Robin has been on that list for about 25 years there are so many,,,,,, but thanks to this performance now i see where he is really coming from and I dig it man and at the tender age of 65 will begin an in depth study of this great player
to add, I want to mention a player, he is the brother of the late great Danny Kalb blues project circa 1967, and earlier,) and he ,btw, was accepting sudents in 1979 when I managed to go for a couple of years ,,, so . like I started to say, get this , he has a brother, who is still playing I bet h is not a day under 70 he is slight in stature versus Danny who was rather rotund, as thanks to Covid now I am as Rotund, anyway I would say that the brother plays in this style as Robbin his name is same last name Kalb Jonathen and there are a few things up here on TH-cam just wanted to share that,,,,,,,,,,
Definitely agree his vocal sounds invigorated - maybe less forced, great to hear him this way. But I still I prefer him on his Les Paul and Dumble rig - maybe a bit more grit.. but I’m not complaining!
Funny how more n more top guitarists are using a guitar that people kept telling me would never give Gibby or Fender a run. The first PRS I ever played in a store I ended up buying. I have a R8, 335, Strat but they don't compare overall to my PRS's.
@@tangotommi It's like Martin Barre, not that there underrated, they just don't get noticed or publicized like some of the others, which in a lot of cases aren't as good a player.
@@bradt.3555 Odd coz I had the opposite experience. I went through several PRS and sold them all. Just not a fan. Not enough character/uniqueness for me, tonally, compared to my vintage stuff. Solid tho and lots of pple play them. I didn't dig the neck profiles either. First thing I did was change the pups. Wasn't enough. Glad RF is getting his due with a sig model. Not his first btw. I have a few. Including a Fender 1984 RF Elite. And a cple Baker B1's. Robben has had a lot of great builders make gits for him. When he walked up in this video I thought at first he brought his a Baker. Amazing how he can pick up local musos and make it work. Great players they are. But for an artist like RF that's taking quite a chance. So great it worked out well. I guess he's not traveling with his guys anymore.
I always love to hear (and SEE) Robben displaying his playing full of subtlety and magic. He knows it all, all the tricks of the trade. He is flashy in a way that no other guitar hero is -- by holding back his extraordinary pick skills and not displaying useless scales and boring guitar runs. To say that he is tasteful is a truism, He touches my deepest musical sensibility and I am quite grateful for him being in the business for so long. Long live Robber Ford and his music!
Very nice comment Roberto. Certainly Robben can play….. I’m drawn back to the days decades ago when I first discovered him. Everybody is drawn to the new PRS… Gee wiz another black guitar! However your name reminds me of some thing more nostalgic. I had two different Ford Pinto’s back in the day… The first one was a light mossy green and we nicknamed it ‘the Minto.’. Of course playing with the cassette player (Possibly Robben Ford maybe playing North Carolina at the time I was rewinding) it died in a head on crash Thankfully not from the deadly rear. My girlfriend wasn’t too impressed when I was trying to pick her up I told her we may be taking the bus. Pinto number two was more exotic and Ford had come around to finally admitting these things blow faster than an M 80 when struck from behind::: This one had kind of a junky dirty antique brass finish so we dubbed it “the copper coffin”…. My brother was last seen driving it on or around 1981. It was dying a slow death and he decided to go 4 wheeling with a friend and a case of Budweiser in the woods in northern New Jersey. My brother and his friend were experienced motocross riders and decided to take ‘the copper coffin’ trail riding. They literally went speeding over the backside of a hill in the woods. The car was airborne and jammed and stopped mid air between two trees about 30 inches off the ground. Like me luckily they didn’t put either of their heads through the windshield but they probably came close. They abandoned ship, brought the rest of the case of cold ones home (it was really less than a mile) Went back two days later to remove the Vin numbers. I think the car sat there rusting although you couldn’t tell by the color… For a number of years till some greedy developer went in with a backhoe there and destroyed our private Unadilla. Crime of the century, to this day unsolved well till I opened my big mouth,.
Got it agree with Alex here. PRS makes some fantastic instruments…. So why is Carlos Santana squeezing all kinds of nuance out of his these days and although this has a pristine tone it almost sounds like Robin is playing ‘elevator blues’ I remember finding one of his early albums in the bargain bin with North Carolina on it. The tone and the sound on that record is stellar. I’ve seen him a couple times he just doesn’t seem to get there and I hate saying that.
@@warrenbutterfield4208 The best I can come up with is that it's a jazz room that he is playing his tunes in. Perhaps that was his approach to tone, and/or he's on backline gear beyond the PRS.
Love Robben, such a class act! Like how he tells the guy that is filming with his cell phone to stop recording (at 8.37) Seems like he wants the audience to live the concert experience trough eyes and ears not trough a cell phone screen.
Yeah I think so as well and it’s so weird because it hasn’t been that long ago when he said that “PRS just isn’t my thing”… and here is sporting one and it sounds great!
he's playing great as usual, but that little top end sparkle missing a bit. PRS's have that smoothing/compressed sound. i guess i'm used to the tele. Like listen to this...wow! th-cam.com/video/ngi9gpjq7DE/w-d-xo.html
I’ve followed Robben from day one and seen him with many bands, but I have to say this backing band is one of the best in recent times for sure🤘🏻 I am not sure if it is a pick up band for this gig, but Robben could do worse than record with them, they are all right on it!🎸🔥
I completely agree about the PRS. I have never bonded with them because they can sound a little sterile to me, but here it is absolutely perfect, with that brilliant clarity letting all of Roben’s subtle chord voicings shine through. Great performance, great sound quality, and the right tool for the job. Fantastic!
PRS has a transparent sound which in Roben's hands is a plus but I do agree with you that in the incorrect hands, that transparency is closer to sterility. They are extremely well made gits, though.
The greatest jazz musicians that passed away are looking down with a smile. They're sayin' "that's good shit" because They know great jazz lives on ...
Great Band!! I got real drunk with Robben about late 80's at the Palamino Club in L.A.(No. Hollywood). He had come to see a band I was in play. We hung for a couple hours. Great guy! This band is Great!! they all listen to each other!
As far as I know they are about to launch the PRS Robben Ford model after some years of trials. He has been seen using it in some tunes in his new album, you can see him in videos done during recording with this same guitar. Signature pickups in it.
PRS tone is said to be right in between a fender Strat and a Gibson les Paul. Best of both worlds here. 1/2 of the great tone is from the tube black face Fender amp. Vibroverb?
@@kenster865 I think Mr. Ford had a bit of a moving away from Dumbles. He went to get one fixed by someone other than Dumble (before he died) and that's apparently a serious no no. Dumble was very quirky about that. The only person he wanted touching his amps was him. He would black ball you if you deviated. Dumbles were, after all, modded Fenders. So a vintage Fender with a treble boost could do the trick.
Robben is such an interesting musician. You appreciate the way he can lay back and play quietly in the mix, then pull out all the stops. He’s kind of a humble genius.
This is 'peak Robben' if you ask me.....him performing with a full band. I've seen him twice recently, but without keys. I always thought the likes of Allan H were all the more interesting to listen to when you've got the harmonic interest of a keyboard player behind him. And what a band!!! so solid yet so groovy.
I think Holdsworth traveled with a trio for economic reasons. I think the Greg Koch thing works because he has the organ player to play chords and bass lines...I think that what Holdsworth was doing didn't really lend itself to being an organ trio. The same with Scott Henderson in order for these guys to continue making a living the have to make concessions. Heck even Yngwie is playing with a stripped down group
I prefer this music to Holdsworth. I think Holdsworth is one of the all time greats, it’s just that I can’t follow the music. It is probably my shortcomings, but you like, what you like.
Yes agree, and Steve Hunt was a great foil for Allan as he “got” his harmonic concept. Alan Pasqua brought a different flavour which suited the Tony Williams material, and Kei Akagi took a more conventional fusion approach, whilst Gordon Beck brought that British jazz sensibility that just worked for the material they recorded together.
Mr. Ford, I have been listening to you for nearly 40 years… live, on record, studio sessions. This is a joyous recording so good that it must be made available and heard by many. Great playing by you and these Finnish musicians. Thank you Robben!
Audio was done perfectly. Great sound and superb musicians. I first saw Robben playing with Joni Mitchell about 1975. Then again at a small indoor concert at UCLA - about 1979.
Full inspiration Robben.. thank you for this great concert. Just to watch it I feel like grabbing the guitar and play all night long, new ideas new songs come along.. you are a legend,
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The guy on keyboards is special. Can’t get enough of him
I wish I was in a band with a killer keyboard player. There just don't seem to be any at all around my area.
@@stuartkinzel8195 And not just keyboard, but B3. It's a special skillset, that not everyone with a Nord can do right.
@@SteveHubbardGuitar Moving a B-3 with a Leslie… someone has to pay for that.
Let’s not mince words, he can play the livin’ Lesley out of that thing But quite frankly I’d had enough of the whole bag of tricks already spilled all over the floor about 2:38 in.
Whenever I come across some of these guys …..and yes they are talented…. I go back to John Ginty. There is something way deeper across the emotional spectrum when he gets it going.
Forget Joe DiMaggio… Where have you gone Keith Emerson? A whole bunch of nations turn their lonely eyes and ears to your fully stabbed keys.
@@stuartkinzel8195 i had the grace to play with a great Hammond player who is never overwelming the gig! Its a pity the band stopped after and due to Carano shit!!
I love that it’s 2022 and we still get Robben live. Only gotten better with time. Long live Mr. Robben Ford!!!
He is in his mid-age. what r u talking about....
@@user-ko8ms2oq7i huh? Dude is gotta be pushing 70. That’s not middle age. Lol. What are youuuuuuuuu talking about.
there are so many great guitarist I want to learn from and Robin has been on that list for about 25 years
there are so many,,,,,, but thanks to this performance now i see where he is really coming from and I dig it man
and at the tender age of 65 will begin an in depth study of this great player
to add, I want to mention a player, he is the brother of the late great Danny Kalb blues project circa 1967, and earlier,) and he ,btw, was accepting sudents in 1979
when I managed to go for a couple of years
,,, so . like I started to say, get this , he has a brother, who is still playing
I bet h is not a day under 70
he is slight in stature versus Danny who was rather rotund, as thanks to Covid now I am as Rotund,
anyway I would say that the brother plays in this style as Robbin
his name is same last name Kalb
Jonathen
and there are a few things up here on TH-cam
just wanted to share that,,,,,,,,,,
Amen!
These guys from Finland are killing it! And Robben is just as tasty as it gets.
At 71 Robben Ford finally reaches puberty. His singing is better than ever, the PRS suits him well. Awsome band too.
Definitely agree his vocal sounds invigorated - maybe less forced, great to hear him this way. But I still I prefer him on his Les Paul and Dumble rig - maybe a bit more grit.. but I’m not complaining!
He's only 70!
hahahaha..good assumption.. Then there's still hope for Geezers like me!
As if it matters what brand of fiddle he plays. Seen him live many times, and never heard him play a guitar that didn't suit him.
Some of us are late bloomers lol!
Always great to hear you play Robben! You’re the best. I still think the Tele sound and the SG sound are better..
That opening number...DAMN!!!!!!!!
Ahhhhhhh, music. Real music, real artists, real instruments. Real living….
Rockin' the Robben Ford signature PRS. Sounds great. Whoever engineered this live performance did a fine job.
Funny how more n more top guitarists are using a guitar that people kept telling me would never give Gibby or Fender a run. The first PRS I ever played in a store I ended up buying. I have a R8, 335, Strat but they don't compare overall to my PRS's.
Absolutely, the cymbal ringout, the bass too, clarity.
Robben is one of the most underrated guitarist on the planet. Thank you so much!
@@tangotommi It's like Martin Barre, not that there underrated, they just don't get noticed or publicized like some of the others, which in a lot of cases aren't as good a player.
@@bradt.3555 Odd coz I had the opposite experience. I went through several PRS and sold them all. Just not a fan. Not enough character/uniqueness for me, tonally, compared to my vintage stuff. Solid tho and lots of pple play them. I didn't dig the neck profiles either. First thing I did was change the pups. Wasn't enough. Glad RF is getting his due with a sig model. Not his first btw. I have a few. Including a Fender 1984 RF Elite. And a cple Baker B1's. Robben has had a lot of great builders make gits for him. When he walked up in this video I thought at first he brought his a Baker. Amazing how he can pick up local musos and make it work. Great players they are. But for an artist like RF that's taking quite a chance. So great it worked out well. I guess he's not traveling with his guys anymore.
I always love to hear (and SEE) Robben displaying his playing full of subtlety and magic. He knows it all, all the tricks of the trade. He is flashy in a way that no other guitar hero is -- by holding back his extraordinary pick skills and not displaying useless scales and boring guitar runs. To say that he is tasteful is a truism, He touches my deepest musical sensibility and I am quite grateful for him being in the business for so long. Long live Robber Ford and his music!
Very nice comment Roberto. Certainly Robben can play….. I’m drawn back to the days decades ago when I first discovered him.
Everybody is drawn to the new PRS… Gee wiz another black guitar!
However your name reminds me of some thing more nostalgic.
I had two different Ford Pinto’s back in the day… The first one was a light mossy green and we nicknamed it ‘the Minto.’. Of course playing with the cassette player (Possibly Robben Ford maybe playing North Carolina at the time I was rewinding) it died in a head on crash Thankfully not from the deadly rear. My girlfriend wasn’t too impressed when I was trying to pick her up I told her we may be taking the bus.
Pinto number two was more exotic and Ford had come around to finally admitting these things blow faster than an M 80 when struck from behind:::
This one had kind of a junky dirty antique brass finish so we dubbed it “the copper coffin”…. My brother was last seen driving it on or around 1981. It was dying a slow death and he decided to go 4 wheeling with a friend and a case of Budweiser in the woods in northern New Jersey. My brother and his friend were experienced motocross riders and decided to take ‘the copper coffin’ trail riding. They literally went speeding over the backside of a hill in the woods. The car was airborne and jammed and stopped mid air between two trees about 30 inches off the ground. Like me luckily they didn’t put either of their heads through the windshield but they probably came close.
They abandoned ship, brought the rest of the case of cold ones home (it was really less than a mile) Went back two days later to remove the Vin numbers. I think the car sat there rusting although you couldn’t tell by the color… For a number of years till some greedy developer went in with a backhoe there and destroyed our private Unadilla.
Crime of the century, to this day unsolved well till I opened my big mouth,.
Very well said sir.
100% True❤
YOU took took the words right out of my mouth.
Robben Ford on a PRS just makes perfect sense. 🎸🇺🇸
PRS sounds stellar. Glad to see Robin on one.
too refined for me....no grit at all. I mean crystal clear, but just dont expect that from blues. 90% he is clean into the amp.
I think it's because he saw Tag playing one. Tag knows tone.
Got it agree with Alex here. PRS makes some fantastic instruments….
So why is Carlos Santana squeezing all kinds of nuance out of his these days and although this has a pristine tone it almost sounds like Robin is playing ‘elevator blues’
I remember finding one of his early albums in the bargain bin with North Carolina on it. The tone and the sound on that record is stellar. I’ve seen him a couple times he just doesn’t seem to get there and I hate saying that.
@@warrenbutterfield4208 The best I can come up with is that it's a jazz room that he is playing his tunes in. Perhaps that was his approach to tone, and/or he's on backline gear beyond the PRS.
What model Is the PRS ? Please
Nice to see real musicians at work for a change! Glad such people are still out there Thankfully!
Ill second that.
Killer band!…that rhythm section,,wow,,
Incredible 👍
Love Robben, such a class act! Like how he tells the guy that is filming with his cell phone to stop recording (at 8.37) Seems like he wants the audience to live the concert experience trough eyes and ears not trough a cell phone screen.
He did it again at 22:37! He really hates the phones up in the front row!
And again at 27:20. This time he says “dude”. For some reason it rubs me the wrong way! 😂
Hahahah yeahhh thats true! Poor guy 😅 Robben can be a little though sometimes 😁
I guess we are all watching the little screen 😁
@@56davidwright yeah but when we do it from home on youtube we're not distracting the performer and blocking the view of the people behind us
What a Fantastic Band... And the new PRS is great actually
That PRS brings out the nuances of Robben’s rhythm playing clear as a bell, and the band are brilliant, not least the guy on keys.
Yeah I think so as well and it’s so weird because it hasn’t been that long ago when he said that “PRS just isn’t my thing”… and here is sporting one and it sounds great!
His PRS signature about to be release this year sssasssh...
he's playing great as usual, but that little top end sparkle missing a bit. PRS's have that smoothing/compressed sound. i guess i'm used to the tele. Like listen to this...wow! th-cam.com/video/ngi9gpjq7DE/w-d-xo.html
@@BasilHayden the tele sounds way better, what a difference. this prs sounds almost dead. nevertheless great playing.
I’ve followed Robben from day one and seen him with many bands, but I have to say this backing band is one of the best in recent times for sure🤘🏻 I am not sure if it is a pick up band for this gig, but Robben could do worse than record with them, they are all right on it!🎸🔥
Definitely
Agreed!!!
Fantastic band indeed!!
Word!
The musicians are all based in Finland and were contracted for this gig.
This is the best clean guitar player ever! Perfection!
Love the sound of that PRS
Absolutely brilliant! Such a great set. I chuckled at 27:38 "I've been an unstable man".....and the cameraman almost falls over... :)
🤣🤣🤣
Great band, grooving nicely. Especially like the organ players approach. And that PRS sounds sweet, really suits Robben's style of playing.
I completely agree about the PRS. I have never bonded with them because they can sound a little sterile to me, but here it is absolutely perfect, with that brilliant clarity letting all of Roben’s subtle chord voicings shine through. Great performance, great sound quality, and the right tool for the job. Fantastic!
PRS has a transparent sound which in Roben's hands is a plus but I do agree with you that in the incorrect hands, that transparency is closer to sterility. They are extremely well made gits, though.
Nice to hear afterwards that Robben Ford was here. ..Note: audience is real, not moving, nothing wrong finnish music lovers..😄
filming in front row with the dumb phone was wrong.
I love how RF does the sleight of hand with the pick as he alternates with fingerstyle. I'll have to practice that one...
I'll be damned , what a great players from Finland. A dream band
This fellow Holgar is ridiculously fabulous on that B-3,....wow!
The greatest jazz musicians that passed away are looking down with a smile. They're sayin' "that's good shit" because They know great jazz lives on ...
Super Robben Ford ! un des meilleurs bluesman de tous les temps 🔥🔥🔥
Great band. Tight and concise playing.
Great Band!! I got real drunk with Robben about late 80's at the Palamino Club in L.A.(No. Hollywood). He had come to see a band I was in play. We hung for a couple hours. Great guy! This band is Great!! they all listen to each other!
Band warm-up
7:50 Bird's nest bound
13:10 Everything I do gonna be funky
17:50 Band introduction
18:50 Go
26:20 Oh Virginia
31:55 What I haven't done
That new signature PRS sounds like honey! Amazing musicians, every single one
Wonderful intro on the Hammond!! Very supportive competent band.
Never heard Robben sound better! This kicks serious ass!
I had no idea Robben played PRS sometimes. I thought he only played old classic Gibson’s and Fenders. Very cool.
As far as I know they are about to launch the PRS Robben Ford model after some years of trials. He has been seen using it in some tunes in his new album, you can see him in videos done during recording with this same guitar. Signature pickups in it.
PRS tone is said to be right in between a fender Strat and a Gibson les Paul. Best of both worlds here. 1/2 of the great tone is from the tube black face Fender amp. Vibroverb?
Still favor the sound of is signature Fender way back in the day. If you go back and listen to some of those videos, you might feel the same!
Lovely playing - this band is grooving out and cooking. Nice to see Robben with the PRS.
Best tone I've heard out of Robben since his first Blue Line record. Brilliant.
Seems he's moved away from his Dumbles of late. Looks like his amp is a Fender offering (can't tell which one), likely vintage. I agree... cool sound.
Absolutely! Do you know what his new guitar is?
@@tonypadina6006 it's a signature model he's working on with Paul Reed Smith.
@@kenster865 I think Mr. Ford had a bit of a moving away from Dumbles. He went to get one fixed by someone other than Dumble (before he died) and that's apparently a serious no no. Dumble was very quirky about that. The only person he wanted touching his amps was him. He would black ball you if you deviated. Dumbles were, after all, modded Fenders. So a vintage Fender with a treble boost could do the trick.
@@kenster865 looks to be a Red Knob Twin. He uses them over seas when without the Dumble.
Robben Ford is for the discerning taste. Always impeccable. Entirely underrated.
Underrated? By who? Not by anybody who knows great playing when they hear it.
@@wmdoux2108 Indeed that is true. No disrespect meant to Mr. Ford.
Good dynamic drummer!
God, how do they sound this great playing live? Both the quality of playing and the recording.
Pro players, pro sound engineer, pro gear.
GREAT band, Robben! Also, the PRS sounds great!
That's the first thing that struck me to be honest. His PRS sounds fantastic!
@@rolandguilford8301 Been a PRS endorser for many years....Paul and the team are amazing!
5 stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great gig, i was there. Robben had very clean sound as usual. Groovy band and Robben played loud,yeah.
Killer band Robben. Your playing is outta sight. Also, the mix is spot on for TH-cam. Mate, fantastic!
Robben is such an interesting musician. You appreciate the way he can lay back and play quietly in the mix, then pull out all the stops. He’s kind of a humble genius.
This is 'peak Robben' if you ask me.....him performing with a full band. I've seen him twice recently, but without keys. I always thought the likes of Allan H were all the more interesting to listen to when you've got the harmonic interest of a keyboard player behind him. And what a band!!! so solid yet so groovy.
Absolutely agree! 😊 (same reason Toby L M works so well with Greg Koch)
I think Holdsworth traveled with a trio for economic reasons. I think the Greg Koch thing works because he has the organ player to play chords and bass lines...I think that what Holdsworth was doing didn't really lend itself to being an organ trio. The same with Scott Henderson in order for these guys to continue making a living the have to make concessions. Heck even Yngwie is playing with a stripped down group
I prefer this music to Holdsworth. I think Holdsworth is one of the all time greats, it’s just that I can’t follow the music. It is probably my shortcomings, but you like, what you like.
Yes agree, and Steve Hunt was a great foil for Allan as he “got” his harmonic concept. Alan Pasqua brought a different flavour which suited the Tony Williams material, and Kei Akagi took a more conventional fusion approach, whilst Gordon Beck brought that British jazz sensibility that just worked for the material they recorded together.
@@fusionfan6883 I agree wholeheartedly. I'd forgotten about Beck being a very early collaborator.
The man is 70te! Sing and play with the energie of a youth!
Mpravo,ston,armonista,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mpravo,ston,pianista,a,mpasesta,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brutal Robben and Holgar with B3
"Old" Robben with open mind to integrate young and talented musicians...a wonderfull result.🥰
What a tremendous musician is RF. by the years he became a loupe clean diamond..!!!!
A great band too.
the legendary Robben Ford, I listen to him all my life, thank you ❤❤💪💪🎶🎶🎼🎼🎵🎵
What a band, like they playin with Robben for ages !
Mr. Ford, I have been listening to you for nearly 40 years… live, on record, studio sessions. This is a joyous recording so good that it must be made available and heard by many. Great playing by you and these Finnish musicians. Thank you Robben!
50 for me...went to his high school. 🙂
Same here ill been listening to Robben Ford since the late 70s early 80s. Ine of Best Guitarist ever made.
Great band, exceptional keys and Robben is always amazing to hear.
Audio was done perfectly. Great sound and superb musicians.
I first saw Robben playing with Joni Mitchell about 1975. Then again at a small indoor concert at UCLA - about 1979.
Thanks for posting this, Robben sounds amazing, the band is great, and the video and sound quality is top notch!
it's been a while since I've seen a real live B3 and someone who can drive it like this! Superb!
"Everything I do, gonna be funky, from now on".........Thank you Robben Ford!
GREAT band, fantastic bassist
What a fabulous group!
I’m so thankful to be seeing this. Thank you, Robben! 🙏🏻
Ford is a nice car.But what a guitarrist... Wonderful live performance !Great band!
Thank you so much Sir Robben Ford for sharing this amazing upload with us. 🙏💞🎶
Smoking! Thanks for posting this.
Fabulous, and thanks for awesome mix, and capture
i have never heard such perfection,the sound the musicians just top notch.
Thank you so much for sharing the recording. You all rock...the blues :)
And as usual, always grooving! What playing pleasure!
What a groovy band!
Mpravo,ston,cithresta,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Had loads of fun working with this particular live set on me headphones. Boosted my creativity, thank you so much, Robben!
Good for my Heart and Soul ! Thank you !!!! Superb !!!!!!!!!!!
Great !!! 😀as usual
Absolutely love this
Loved it totally brilliant everyone everything!!!
Amazing 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Amazing!!!
Full inspiration Robben.. thank you for this great concert. Just to watch it I feel like grabbing the guitar and play all night long, new ideas new songs come along.. you are a legend,
Phenomenals!!!
Клавишник мастер высочайшего уровня!
Straight Outta Finland!
Slow burn man. Robben is probably one of the most versatile guitar players out there. Play on man.
Fantastici
This was a treat. These guys sound great together.
Everytime I hear RF playing the guitar I feel it is a revelation. Incredible chops and delivery. Thank you for uploading.
You ain't kidding.
AWESOME performance! Loved it.
26:22 wow, what a track!
Ashamed to admit, never heard of Robben Ford but I certainly will listen from this point on!! Great stuff!!
he is one of the great ones, a living legend.
What a fantastic set! Wow!! The mix on this was superb!! Robben never ever disappoints. 🙏
you never cease to amaze, thanks home man Mendocino County
This sounds wonderful!
Magnifico.
Superb performance! And the mix it's incredible!
Wow! Great musicians! Fabulous!
AWESOME MUSICIAN. Super guitarist from blues music. Plus the nice band. HELOW from BRAZIL.
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This is the best performance I have seen since the pandemic！！
Sheesh, this is phenomenal.
Spectacular!!