A couple of videos from Richie Sambora's show at the Tivoli in Brisbane on February 20.
Richie Sambora and Orianthi - Beds are Burning (Midnight Oil Cover) / Livin' on a Prayer Mash-up
Richie Sambora - The Answer [Encore] - The Tivoli, Brisbane - 20th Feb 2014
Richie Sambora / Orianthi - Sugar Daddy - The Tivoli, Brisbane Australia - 20th Feb 2014
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Showing posts with label sugar daddy. Show all posts
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Richie Sambora on Craig Ferguson (#samboraonferguson)
Richie Sambora (along with Luke Ebbin, Aaron Sterling, Curt Schneider, Matt Rollings and David R. Harris) just wrapped up their week as the house band on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. It was an enjoyable stint all around but I picked out a couple of musical highlights.
Seven Years Gone - So pumped that he played this after largely neglecting it on the aborted Aftermath of the Lowdown tour. It's a great track.
Sugar Daddy - Craig Ferguson took lead vocals in this and maybe it's just the novelty of his zaniness but this is probably my favourite rendition of Sugar Daddy so far. :P
You can also watch the episodes in full:
Seven Years Gone - So pumped that he played this after largely neglecting it on the aborted Aftermath of the Lowdown tour. It's a great track.
Sugar Daddy - Craig Ferguson took lead vocals in this and maybe it's just the novelty of his zaniness but this is probably my favourite rendition of Sugar Daddy so far. :P
You can also watch the episodes in full:
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Richie Sambora Amsterdam videos
I promised videos from Richie Sambora's concerts at the Melkweg in Amsterdam... and there's a truckload of them in this post, given they were the first two shows of the Aftermath of the Lowdown tour and there were songs were being performed live for the first time. Apologies to everyone with slow internet connections!
If you want to take a look at the set lists from both nights, links are as follows:
Burn the Candle Down - Every Road Leads Home to You
Includes Richie and band's entrance... Solid two-shot to open.
Fallen from Graceland
This was probably the biggest surprise of the 2nd Amsterdam show... Great track from the hugely underrated Undiscovered Soul.
You Can Only Get So High
This song pulled me in the moment I heard it and hasn't let go.
Midnight Rider / Wanted Dead or Alive
Love the Midnight Rider intro. Ride Cowboy Ride or Stick to Your Guns would be great too. ;)
Taking a Chance on the Wind
Richie looks pretty cool here. Nice to hear people singing this one back.
Stranger in this Town - Nowadays
Thought this video ended up being an interesting juxtaposition of old and new. Nowadays is no Stranger, not by a long shot, but it's grown on me.
Weathering the Storm
I know this was co-written by Bernie Taupin but this could be my least favourite song on Aftermath of the Lowdown at the moment. The performance is nice enough but it didn't move me... Would have been nice if the shouts of "Rosie" had come true. ;)
Sugar Daddy
This a bit of a polarising song among Bon Jovi fans and I've been in two minds about it since I first heard the leak. I think I like the song better live but I'm still not really sure about it.
Learning How to Fly with a Broken Wing
This was/is another grower for me.
Hard Times Come Easy
Richie is lapping up his front man role... Looks like he's having a lot of fun.
Don't Look Back in Anger - Oasis cover
Wasn't sure what to expect with this cover but I do like the song.
If you want to take a look at the set lists from both nights, links are as follows:
Burn the Candle Down - Every Road Leads Home to You
Includes Richie and band's entrance... Solid two-shot to open.
Fallen from Graceland
This was probably the biggest surprise of the 2nd Amsterdam show... Great track from the hugely underrated Undiscovered Soul.
You Can Only Get So High
This song pulled me in the moment I heard it and hasn't let go.
Midnight Rider / Wanted Dead or Alive
Love the Midnight Rider intro. Ride Cowboy Ride or Stick to Your Guns would be great too. ;)
Taking a Chance on the Wind
Richie looks pretty cool here. Nice to hear people singing this one back.
Stranger in this Town - Nowadays
Thought this video ended up being an interesting juxtaposition of old and new. Nowadays is no Stranger, not by a long shot, but it's grown on me.
Weathering the Storm
I know this was co-written by Bernie Taupin but this could be my least favourite song on Aftermath of the Lowdown at the moment. The performance is nice enough but it didn't move me... Would have been nice if the shouts of "Rosie" had come true. ;)
Sugar Daddy
This a bit of a polarising song among Bon Jovi fans and I've been in two minds about it since I first heard the leak. I think I like the song better live but I'm still not really sure about it.
Learning How to Fly with a Broken Wing
This was/is another grower for me.
Hard Times Come Easy
Richie is lapping up his front man role... Looks like he's having a lot of fun.
Don't Look Back in Anger - Oasis cover
Wasn't sure what to expect with this cover but I do like the song.
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Richie Sambora Free at Noon live - World Cafe
Ahead of the digital release of his new solo album Aftermath of the Lowdown, Richie Sambora did a promotional gig in Philadelphia on September 14, 2012 which was broadcast on WXPN and NPR.
You can listen to it here.
It's also on YouTube if that media player isn't working for you.
The set list was as follows:
Oh man, he sounds freaking awesome... Aussie tour, pleeeease? ;)
ADDENDUM: Hath has posted some videos from this performance on her blog... Check them out.
You can listen to it here.
It's also on YouTube if that media player isn't working for you.
The set list was as follows:
- Taking a Chance on the Wind
- Weathering the Storm
- Every Road Leads Home To You
- Wanted Dead or Alive
- Sugar Daddy
- You Can Only Get So High
- Stranger In This Town
- Livin' On A Prayer
Oh man, he sounds freaking awesome... Aussie tour, pleeeease? ;)
ADDENDUM: Hath has posted some videos from this performance on her blog... Check them out.
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