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Oteil & The Peacemakers in St. Louis!

Dr. Cheese

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Mar 3, 2004
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Oteil & the Peacemakers will be at Harah's St. Louis Casino and Hotel February 8 at 9. The cool thing is that there is no cover charge!

This would be a great time for area TB'ers to meet and say hello.

I am putting this one in the Palmpilot for sure!:D
 
i saw them in troy ny a couple years ago in a small jazz club. he sat at the table next to me while the opening band was playing. i was in awe. hands down my favorite player i have seen live...and he leads the band amazingly as well. definitely go see him if you can!
 
Hello, all

I saw them last month at the Bamboo Room in Lake Worth Florida. Small intimate bar/club, great show. He is a really great singer, too. Gave his all to a small crowd.

If you come to South Florida, the Bamboo Room is a great venue. It's a blues bar with great national acts. I recently saw Sue Foley, and Duke Robillard there, too. Late night shows, cool mixed drinks, and draft beers, great music, how can ya beat it?

edmidlifecrisis
 
Oteil is mind-blowing, simply put. I can't think of any current bassists whom I like more (there are a couple whom I like just as much, such as Vic Wooten and Tom Kennedy).

I have to give him special credit for the manner in which he transformed his playing style to suit the Allmans. I saw him with the Allmans on his first tour with them and I thought he was a poor fit. At that time, he sounded more like "ABB+ Oteil" and it just wasn't working. Saw them with him a year later and it was a COMPLETELY different story! He was channeling Berry Oakley! He even switched basses to get Berry's tone.

He is a great person and an amazing musician. He's one of the musicians whom I'd like to meet most.