Recruiting Forum Football Talk III

[GiggerVol]

Years ago there was a group of us that would frequent a club in Printers Alley I believe was called Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar that had a regular band play that was very good. Can't remember the lead guy's name but he always dressed and tried to resemble Stevie Ray Vaughan. Is that still there and anyone remember his name? One night we were there, the ZZ Top guys came in and sat at the bar putting down a few. Place was packed and not a seat to be had but them boys sure got em! lol

 

[drvenner]

That song makes me want to roll around on the hood of my car.

Please do not video this activity. I like to keep Tawny Kitaen burned into my memory. TIA.

 

[drvenner]

What thread am I in???!

I have never heard of this band. You got a YouTube link?

 

[Jackcrevol]

Why y’all sleeping on Eric Clapton

Like his music, esp older stuff. def overrated as top guitarist. never understood all that.

SRV was waay better blues guitarist.

 

[Jack5151]

Let's us not forget Gov't Mule.

I've recently rediscovered Gov't Mule. Warren Haynes is an all time great!

 

[m1al]

Love Clapton, but Jimi Hendrix turned the guitar world on its head.

Jimi wasn't the greatest 'technical' guitarist, but when you consider his creativity, his "feel", song writing, etc., he's one of the greatest musicians/performers to ever grace a stage. He was very humble and didn't buy into the "greatest guitarist" thing. When asked once what it felt like to be the greatest guitarist in the world, Jimi replied, "I don't know, ask Phil Keaggy."

I've seen many of the older greats, Page, Beck, Clapton, Eddie, Lifeson, Iommi, Gilmour, Gibbons, Angus, Rhoads, Malmsteen, etc., but he and SRV were rare players that, I like to say, you couldn't tell where the guitar stops and the person begins... The instrument was literally a part of them...

 

[Cosmo Kramer]

On the recruiting front we’ve picked up the strongest buzz we’ve heard to this point that five-star 2022 prospect Brandon Huntley-Hatfield is leaning towards reclassification. If that happens I like Tennessee’s chances a great deal as of right now.

 

[cHiZzLeVOL]

On the recruiting front we’ve picked up the strongest buzz we’ve heard to this point that five-star 2022 prospect Brandon Huntley-Hatfield is leaning towards reclassification. If that happens I like Tennessee’s chances a great deal as of right now.

So uhh we talking Basketball now?

 

[m1al]

And Warren would be saying that for Dereks benefit. Derek can’t tune Warrens strings.

 

[drvenner]

But can he stop the slant

He could not do any worse that we did in 2020.

 

[Newman]

On the recruiting front we’ve picked up the strongest buzz we’ve heard to this point that five-star 2022 prospect Brandon Huntley-Hatfield is leaning towards reclassification. If that happens I like Tennessee’s chances a great deal as of right now.

 

[Jack5151]

Warren would say Derek is better

I got to see Haynes and Trucks at Starwood in the early 2000's when they were playing for the Allman Brothers . Those guys are both as good as it gets.

 

[cgarner30]

Saw him live at Alumni Gym. Lonnie Mack opened for him. Epic show.

Saw him at the Civic Coliseum on Halloween with Jason and the Scorchers opening. SRV barely spoke a word to the crowd, but it was an amazing performance.

 

[Jack5151]

Mick Jagger never could win a singing contest.They had a few good songs but I’m a Pink Floyd fan myself.I went to a lot of concerts when I was young.Montrose was an opening act for one of them and I left thinking they should have been the main act.Now Sammy Hagar could sing.

Can't you hear me knocking is a fun ass song! Not a huge Stones fan but they had some bangers.

 

[UTSuave’]

Like his music, esp older stuff. def overrated as top guitarist. never understood all that.

SRV was waay better blues guitarist.

 

[T Dog]

 

[Jack5151]

Years ago there was a group of us that would frequent a club in Printers Alley I believe was called Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar that had a regular band play that was very good. Can't remember the lead guy's name but he always dressed and tried to resemble Stevie Ray Vaughan. Is that still there and anyone remember his name? One night we were there, the ZZ Top guys came in and sat at the bar putting down a few. Place was packed and not a seat to be had but them boys sure got em! lol

Stacy Mitchhart?

 

[drvenner]

Saw him at the Civic Coliseum on Halloween with Jason and the Scorchers opening. SRV barely spoke a word to the crowd, but it was an amazing performance.

I don't think he said much at the show I saw either, but he absolutely did not need to.

 

[Weezer]

The best guitarists make their instrument sing. If you listen closely, it really is like you hear voices in the chords they strike.


Or maybe I'm just naturally crazy.

But I think my first statement is true.

 

[ILVFL]

Mark Richt has lost control of this thread also apparently.....

 

[HoleInTheRoof]

Only six listed defensive players signed - and one of them primarily played OT in Hs (McNeil).

Guess it’s a safe bet Bell, Marley, and Charles all end up on defense.

 

[Weezer]

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Only six listed defensive players signed - and one of them primarily played OT in Hs (McNeil).

Guess it’s a safe bet Bell, Marley, and Charles all end up on defense.

Did we grant Brooks a release?

 

[m1al]

One of the best shows I ever saw was ZZ Topp, Deguello tour. Billy was a slide playing fool back then.. Another was, Lonesome George Thorouhgood. George and the Destroyers were ****ing great. Put on a HELLUVA show...

 

[Jackcrevol]

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[T Dog]

What thread am I in???!

The most bestest one on the site.