Billy Squier may have stolen the show if it wasn't for the fact that the rest of the guys played their asses off.
Ringo worked the room and brought us back to music we can only hear, if were lucky, on classic rock stations.
Bringing along talent, albeit guys that haven't done much in the last 10+ years, that knows what it means to put out hit songs and entertain is still working for this tenth all start band.
Colin Hay sounded as good as he did when he was pumping out hits with Men at Work. Billly Squier kept the show moving with his hot guitar licks and stage presence. Edgar Winter wowed the crowd on the sax and keyboards. Gary Wright sounded ok, but it was fun to see him do a little DreamWeaver. Hamish played songs I know, but never knew who was responsible for them, and finally Gregg Bissonette kept the beat even when Ringo saddled up behind his drum set.
EddieSinatra
Billy Squier may have stolen the show if it wasn't for the fact that the rest of the guys played their asses off.
Ringo worked the room and brought us back to music we can only hear, if were lucky, on classic rock stations.
Bringing along talent, albeit guys that haven't done much in the last 10+ years, that knows what it means to put out hit songs and entertain is still working for this tenth all start band.
Colin Hay sounded as good as he did when he was pumping out hits with Men at Work. Billly Squier kept the show moving with his hot guitar licks and stage presence. Edgar Winter wowed the crowd on the sax and keyboards. Gary Wright sounded ok, but it was fun to see him do a little DreamWeaver. Hamish played songs I know, but never knew who was responsible for them, and finally Gregg Bissonette kept the beat even when Ringo saddled up behind his drum set.
Fun show. Enthusiastic crowd.