A rhythm section to die for...

Jerry Ziarko · #1 04-15-2007, 04:56 PM

Last night a local singer-songwriter named Joey Brucato did a CD release party here in Rochester NY. Tony Levin and Steve Gadd were the rhythm section for the show. Levin's Music Man tone was absolutely killer. The rest of the seven piece band including Brucato kicked butt as well. Seeing Gadd and Levin playing together in a very intimate club setting was indeed a treat. For kicks the group played homage to them by including covers of Paul Simon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" (Gadd's first #1) and Gabriel's "Salisbury Hill" Late in the show the two did solo spots that brought the packed house down. A truly special night.......

JeffTheBig · #2 04-15-2007, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Jerry Ziarko

Last night a local singer-songwriter named Joey Brucato did a CD release party here in Rochester NY. Tony Levin and Steve Gadd were the rhythm section for the show. Levin's Music Man tone was absolutely killer. The rest of the seven piece band including Brucato kicked butt as well. Seeing Gadd and Levin playing together in a very intimate club setting was indeed a treat. For kicks the group played homage to them by including covers of Paul Simon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" (Gadd's first #1) and Gabriel's "Salisbury Hill" Late in the show the two did solo spots that brought the packed house down. A truly special night.......

sweet sound like it whould have bin a really wicked time. i seen levin when he was here doing a bass clinic. he is a master

tkozal · #3 04-16-2007, 01:48 PM

its up on Dime a Dozen, but not gettting many hits...