Tuesday, March 08, 2011
WALTER TROUT AND THE RADICALS
Place - THE TRALF MUSIC HALL
Date - SUNDAY MARCH 27th, 2011
Time - Doors @ 6pm Show @ 7pm
Price - $23 Adv. $25 Day of Show
"Walter Trout isn't just a great guitar player...he works from the heart with a flawless and fiery edge. When Walter Trout plays, he owns you." - David Wilson/The ToneQuest Report
Stylistically hard to pigeonhole - - Is Trout's music too blues for rock - or too rock for blues? -- to label Walter Trout's music is to limit it. With more than 35 years of touring and recording under his belt, this New Jersey native has been "loved and hated, accused and vindicated, packaged and presented for everyone to see," as his autobiographical song ‘Welcome To The Human Race' details.
Being in the studio with Trout approaches temporary insanity - the excitement, the unknown, the experimentation. Truly tantalizing sounds on par with those infamous Eric Clapton licks and Stevie Ray Vaughan riffs, are testament to Trout's talent. His music speaks to your soul, warms your heart and has your foot tapping. Trout brings the blues to life and invigorates rock in a manner all too rare these days.
Whether an improvisational jam or a carefully arranged song, Walter Trout's thirst for musical satisfaction is seemingly unquenchable. Equally capable of spontaneous serendipity as well as pre-planned perfection, this guitarist is truly in the midst of an all-encompassing love affair with the music he creates.
This is a must see event for anyone who loves stunning axe work, powerful singing, and an all around incredible performance sure to blow you away!
Please welcome to The Tralf Music Hall: Friday, April 16th, 2010: Rick Knapp - bass, Michael Leasure - drums, Sammy Avila - Keyboards and WALTER TROUT - lead vocals and guitar!
Date - SUNDAY MARCH 27th, 2011
Time - Doors @ 6pm Show @ 7pm
Price - $23 Adv. $25 Day of Show
"Walter Trout isn't just a great guitar player...he works from the heart with a flawless and fiery edge. When Walter Trout plays, he owns you." - David Wilson/The ToneQuest Report
Stylistically hard to pigeonhole - - Is Trout's music too blues for rock - or too rock for blues? -- to label Walter Trout's music is to limit it. With more than 35 years of touring and recording under his belt, this New Jersey native has been "loved and hated, accused and vindicated, packaged and presented for everyone to see," as his autobiographical song ‘Welcome To The Human Race' details.
Being in the studio with Trout approaches temporary insanity - the excitement, the unknown, the experimentation. Truly tantalizing sounds on par with those infamous Eric Clapton licks and Stevie Ray Vaughan riffs, are testament to Trout's talent. His music speaks to your soul, warms your heart and has your foot tapping. Trout brings the blues to life and invigorates rock in a manner all too rare these days.
Whether an improvisational jam or a carefully arranged song, Walter Trout's thirst for musical satisfaction is seemingly unquenchable. Equally capable of spontaneous serendipity as well as pre-planned perfection, this guitarist is truly in the midst of an all-encompassing love affair with the music he creates.
This is a must see event for anyone who loves stunning axe work, powerful singing, and an all around incredible performance sure to blow you away!
Please welcome to The Tralf Music Hall: Friday, April 16th, 2010: Rick Knapp - bass, Michael Leasure - drums, Sammy Avila - Keyboards and WALTER TROUT - lead vocals and guitar!
