Goodman46

So...........how was it?

Not entirely unexpected

Was a surprise to most. Did you know him personally?

I remember him for Factory Records and Joy Division. R.I.P

Mono, the 100% Vegan restaurant, wholefood shop, record shop and music venue in Glasgow has been mentioned a few times.

I'm surprised only one mention for King Tuts.....great small venue. In Aberdeen I used to like The Loft at O'Donoghues (spelling?) when good bands used to play there. Also The Blue Lamp has a great atmosphere, and quite a few bands I've seen play there have said it's a really nice venue to play.

Did they do Alone Again Or?

Yes I was there, waited a long time since his last Aberdeen gig and yes it was a good one, although tinged with sadness for it might be some time before anyone sees him perform live again. I've seen him 5 times also, first time Knebworth 1974 too. I also have most of his albums. Last time I saw him was the Renfrew Ferry 2 or 3 years ago. Roy's "Another Day" has got to be one of the saddest songs ever recorded, always brings a lump to my throat.....and almost to tears the other night!

I'll be there.........seen them 6 times so far, all at the Maryport Blues Festival. Great to have them grace the stage of the Blue Lamp. Always entertaining, never a dull moment with these guys. Great music, their own and covers........don't miss 'em!

Yeah speak to Sandy

It is a good venue, many bands have told me that there's a good vibe and that they like the accoustics. There is a pillar centre right at front of the stage but from my observations bass players in particular like to lean against it while playing

She could've danced in front of her own table at which no one else was sitting . Why move over and interfere with other peoples view of the band. If everyone else stood up then great.......but no it was only her, until near the end of the gig. Other people were dancing at the side, not in front of the tables. Why is it rubbish not being able to see the band when someone decides to prance around right in front of you? Seems pretty obvious to me.

Great gig, but man, who's bright idea was it to have tables and chairs? at a gig by these guys? C'mon!!........bad idea!!!

This stupid woman who had a table to herself smack in the middle at the front decides to get up and dance(still the first set as well) right in front of my table which was slightly to the side too. I asked her to move somewhere else, to which she replied " I'm a friend of the band, I've known them for 15 years blah blah".....big deal.....I couldn't care less if she was Paul Lambs secret illegitimate daughter......how rude can you get?? Complaining to the staff is a waste of time, they did nothing. I mean I hate seated gigs at the best of times, I'd much rather stand, and normally I like when people dance, but there are gigs that suit a sitting audience and this wasn't one of them, and to get up and dance in front of seated customers is not on. Get your act together Lemon Tree!

Syd 75% , Arthur 25%

I was at the Arthur and Syd night recently and must say how disappointed I was in the amount of Arthur's material covered. If I remember correctly the night kicked off shortly after 9, and it was about 11 by the first AL number. I expected the rest of the evening to be all Arthur Lee songs, but no, we still got several more of Syd's. It was all over by the back of 12. Don't get me wrong, I loved most of the stuff of Syd's the artist's performed, but surely it should have been roughly 50/50. I also noted that the loudest applause was consistently for Arthurs material, so surely others must have felt the same as me. Nevertheless, thanks for putting this gig on.

She IS good

When she supported the Waterboys recently I thought she was great. Also Mike Scott wrote or co-wrote a couple of songs on her latest album.

According to his own website he's playing the Lemon Tree next May. True?

Not now playing the Tunnels Sept 26........because it's freshers week and the managment wants to put on some "student music" apparently!

The good news is they are to play Drummonds Sept 27 instead!!

Upcoming Shows ( view all )

Aug 19 2005 9:00P

Elbow Room Ypsilanti, MI

Aug 26 2005 8:30P

Crazy Wisdom Ann Arbor, MI

Sep 4 2005 5:00P

Madison House Ann Arbor, MI

Sep 9 2005 8:00P

Old Hat Lawton, MI

Sep 24 2005 7:00P

The Arches Ullapool,

Sep 25 2005 7:00P

The Lighthouse Dunnet Head,

Sep 26 2005 8:00P

The Maple Court Inverness,

Sep 27 2005 8:00P

Drummonds Aberdeen,

Sep 29 2005 8:00P

The Maze Nottingham,

Sep 30 2005 8:00P

Katie Fitzgerald's Stourbridge,

Oct 1 2005 8:00P

The Briton's Protection Manchester,

Oct 2 2005 6:00P

Golden Lion London,

Oct 3 2005 7:00P

The Borderline London,

Oct 5 2005 8:00P

The Musician Leicester,

Oct 6 2005 8:00P

The Bridge Newcastle,

Oct 7 2005 8:00P

Laurie's Bar Glasgow,

Oct 8 2005 8:00P

The Village Edinburgh,

Oct 9 2005 8:00P

The Scotia Bar Glasgow,

here's the tour dates

Live 2005 Shows:

July 24th - Madison House, Ann Arbor

(w/Greg McIntosh of Great Lakes Myth Society)

August 14th - The Old Town, Ann Arbor

August 26th - Crazy Wisdom, Ann Arbor

Jim Roll (solo) and Mike Ferrio (solo) - U.K. Dates:

sat 9/24 - The Arches, Ullapool

sun9/25 - The Lighthouse

mon9/26 - The Tunnels, Aberdeen

tues9/27 - TBA

wed9/28 - TBA

thu 9/29 - The Maze, Nottingham

fri 9/30 - Katie Fitzgerald's, Stourbridge

sat 10/1 - The Briton's Protection, Manchester

sun 10/2 - Golden Lion, London

mon10/3 - The Borderline, London

tue 10/4 - OFF

wed10/5 - The Musician, Leicester

thu 10/6 - The Bridge, Newcastle

fri 10/7 - Laurie's Bar, Glasgow

sat 10/8 - The Village, Edinburgh

sun 10/9 - The Scotia Bar, Glasgow

here's the tour dates

Live 2005 Shows:

July 24th - Madison House, Ann Arbor

(w/Greg McIntosh of Great Lakes Myth Society)

August 14th - The Old Town, Ann Arbor

August 26th - Crazy Wisdom, Ann Arbor

Jim Roll (solo) and Mike Ferrio (solo) - U.K. Dates:

sat 9/24 - The Arches, Ullapool

sun9/25 - The Lighthouse

mon9/26 - The Tunnels, Aberdeen

tues9/27 - TBA

wed9/28 - TBA

thu 9/29 - The Maze, Nottingham

fri 9/30 - Katie Fitzgerald's, Stourbridge

sat 10/1 - The Briton's Protection, Manchester

sun 10/2 - Golden Lion, London

mon10/3 - The Borderline, London

tue 10/4 - OFF

wed10/5 - The Musician, Leicester

thu 10/6 - The Bridge, Newcastle

fri 10/7 - Laurie's Bar, Glasgow

sat 10/8 - The Village, Edinburgh

sun 10/9 - The Scotia Bar, Glasgow

Jim Roll/Mike Ferrio

I've just had an e-mail from Jim saying he and Mike Ferrio(Tandy) are playing the Tunnels in September, probably the 26th. Both are great singer/songwriters/musicians.

I've just had an e-mail from Jim saying he and Mike Ferrio(Tandy) are playing the Tunnels in September, probably the 26th. Both are great singer/songwriters/musicians.

Yep, says it all there really, in Jamie's post. Not to be missed if you're in any way a Byrds fan.

I'll be there....like I was last time.

Yeah Steve Earle was brilliant, but I'll stick with Love last time they played.

Got to be Love with Arthur Lee last time with Johnny Echols.

Seems as if he was quite taken with Aberdeen............read his blog here - http://www.garylucas.com/home2.shtml

I listened to it several times on his website, then just had to go out and buy it! It's great, a welcome return to form here after Rock and roll and Love is Hell. I think he's sounding more and more like Neil Young, but that's not a criticism. Also there is definitely a Grateful Dead influence on some tracks too.