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Jeff&Karen;
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Ditto to what Jimmy said!!! (Or is it "Dido"?) Sounds like it was a short, but SWEET set at the hardrock the other night (some great songs from "True Companion" which if you haven't listened to in a while, you owe it to yourself to give it a spin, lots of really cool songs in there. Looking forward to the new CD (as well as checking out the Neil Young cd). Any word yet on Joe doing a cd release show?
2 May 2006
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Jimmy Sinclair
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Keith - Thanks for the heads up about Neil Youngs latest project. Maybe the American people will "wake up"! This current administration (and anyone connected with it..a-hem...Santorum) is perhaps the worst administration in the history of this great Nation!
2 May 2006 - Biddle, PA
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Mark
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Get well Keith Richards....Anyone here ever heard a Stones bootleg called "Handsome Girls?" Do yourself a favor...Get it, and listen to the best riffs ever created in rock and roll. By the greatest rock and roll player ever.
1 May 2006 - Greensburg
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ZEKE
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Joe Grushecky and the Houserockers
Hard Rock Cafe
1) True Companion
2) Long Way To Go
3) Strange Days
4) Pumping Iron
5) Hideaway
6) Dance With Me
7) Let it Bleed (Great Surprise)
8) Everything Gonna Work Out
9) Chain Smoking
10) Shape I'm in (w/Johnny G.)
11) Love is So Tough (W. Johnny)
12) Code of Silence
13) Down the Road
Great set, I was just getting warmed up. system needed a new system.
Lots of solos and jamming.
29 April 2006
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ZEKE
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I just called the Hard Rock, they said Joe's playing at 10:15 for anyone else who's going.
See you there.
28 April 2006 - greenfield for now
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Frankie
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Bon _ _ _ _ing Jovi and Nickleback? I guess it's fine if the facelifted John opens for The Houserockers at the Steeler Victory concert, otherwise, they're nuts!!!
28 April 2006
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Keith G. Kondrich
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Check out the Rolling Stone article below regarding Neil Young's new album "Living with War". Young's site is currently down but you can access and stream the album by going to canada.com. I am listening to the album now and have goose bumps and chills - one of the most powerful incriminations of the Bush administration I have ever heard! Can't wait for Joe's new "pissed off" stuff!
- Keith
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Just seven months after the release of Neil Young's laid-back country/rock record Prairie Wind comes it's complete antithesis: the hard-rocking, furiously politically charged Living With War. Cut in two frenzied weeks at a Los Angeles studio, the album will begin streaming for free on neilyoung.com this Friday, before its release through digital retailers on May 2nd. Rolling Stone got its hands on an early copy, and here are some first impressions.
Key tracks:
"Restless Consumer": Young vents about that "Mission Accomplished"
banner, as well as pharmaceutical companies' warnings of sexual
dysfunction and diarrhea -- all set against a backdrop of Rust Never
Sleeps-era one-note guitar solos.
"Flags of Freedom": This track tells of a family sending their son off
to fight a war they don't know if they believe in. Young sings, "Have
you seen the flags of freedom? What colors are they now? Do you think
that you believe in yours more than they believe in theirs?"
"Looking for a Leader": Young expresses his hope that our next
president will outshine George W. -- and might even come from outside
the D.C. establishment. "Someone walks among us, and I hope he hears
the call," Young sings. "Walking among our people is someone safe and
strong. Maybe it's a woman or a black man after all."
"Let's Impeach the President": This track has already drawn the most
media attention, with its battle cry for an end to this administration.
As if at a rally, Young is joined by a choir on nearly every word.
Contradictory Bush sound bites about "weapons of mass destruction" and
the Patriot Act are sampled while Young and his choir call out, "Flip!
Flop!" It's unlike anything we've ever heard in a rock song. His barely
restrained rage at the current state of American politics is palpable
on this song, as throughout the album.
"America, the Beautiful": The album wraps with a beautiful rendition of
the definitive patriotic song, performed by the choir. Young's voice is
nowhere to be heard, but his devotion couldn't be expressed in a better
way
28 April 2006 - Pittsburgh, PA
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Frankie
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Can we get the KDKA visit on the web site for a look?
27 April 2006
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KDKA Live Fan
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Joe, sounded great and look'n good. What a touching show for Jennifer. So glad she had you on her fairwell show. You could tell she really love's your music and the work that you've done for this community. Keep Rock'n
27 April 2006 - Pittsburgh
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Jimmy Sinclair
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I often hear The Houserockers on 91.9
They play alot of tracks from "Love's So Tough". Heard "Dance with Me" last Saturday. (BTW, "Turn it Up", is truly a Rock-n-Roll Classic!)
27 April 2006 - Biddle, PA
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