Ralph Woodson of the tribute band Purple Haze is known to channel the onstage performance and persona of Jimi Hendrix. He channels what he is certain Hendrix’s view would be about the latest posthumous album,” People, Hell and Angels,” in a candid interview with Tahoe Onstage.
San Francisco gypsy rockers Diego’s Umbrella entertained about 400 concertgoers April 11 in the Crystal Bay Casino Crown Room. Tahoe Onstage photos by Tim Parsons.
When the Fabulous Thunderbirds most recently played at Tahoe, bandleader Kim Wilson was asked who is his choice as the greatest living guitarist, John Primer was the first mentioned. “He’s a harmonica player’s dream,” says harp player Bob Corritore, who teamed with Primer to make the album “Knockin’ Around These Blues,” released April 16.
Sublime-influenced band the Dirty Heads will perform at the Knitting Factory this summer.
Ralph Woodson of the tribute band Purple Haze is known to channel the onstage performance and persona of Jimi Hendrix. He channels what he is certain Hendrix’s view would be about the latest posthumous album,” People, Hell and Angels,” in a candid interview with Tahoe Onstage.
San Francisco gypsy rockers Diego’s Umbrella entertained about 400 concertgoers April 11 in the Crystal Bay Casino Crown Room. Tahoe Onstage photos by Tim Parsons.
When the Fabulous Thunderbirds most recently played at Tahoe, bandleader Kim Wilson was asked who is his choice as the greatest living guitarist, John Primer was the first mentioned. “He’s a harmonica player’s dream,” says harp player Bob Corritore, who teamed with Primer to make the album “Knockin’ Around These Blues,” released April 16.
Sublime-influenced band the Dirty Heads will perform at the Knitting Factory this summer.
