sang along with every song and danced their butts off like Deadheads used to do. It
was a party, and it was just beginning. As a guitar player, I was super envious of
Charlie Starr’s collection. He played various guitars throughout the show, from Gibsons to
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Fenders, a Dan Armstrong acrylic and many others. Of course, he was so good he made want to never try to play again.(LOL) The set rocked from beginning to end, and
the crowd went absolutely nuts over a handful of the songs, including “the anthem,” “I Feel a Good One Comin’ On” and the ever popular sing-along, “Ain’t Got The Blues Anymore.” I just thought I had been rocked during this
excellent show. When the time came for the encore, Smoke sent me completely over the edge with a dead on cover of Black Sabbath’s “Fairies Wear Boots.” Fellow babies, in my mind, it was 1974 again! They just tore it up, and then wrapped it all up with their rocking “Ain’t Much Left of Me.” There’s not much left to say about this
show. As a Southern Rock fan from the very beginning, I have recently longed for the feel- ing I used to get when I attended those ‘70’s shows by the Allmans, Skynyrd, Tucker and all the rest. I mean, they still play, and it’s great, but Blackberry Smoke made me want to rock and roll again.
Set List Six Ways to Sunday Let Me Help You Testify Pretty Little Lie Fire in the Hole Rock and Roll Again I Feel a Good One Comin’ On Living in the Song Sleeping Dog Lie Shaking Hands with the Holy Ghost Wish in One Hand Another Chance Up in Smoke Lay It All On Me Ain’t Got the Blues Any More One Horse Town Holding All the Roses Crimson Moon Too High Magnolia
Encore Fairies Wear Boots Ain’t Much Left
-- Review and Band Photo by Michael Buffalo Smith
(Special thanks to my buds who treated me to this extravaganza, Scott and Steve Greene, and to Jimbo for the fun and it was great seeing our pal Rebyll and hanging for a while. Yessir.)
The Silver Travis Band Music On Mill, Inman, SC June 5, 2015 Spring Fling, Spartanburg, SC May 2, 2015 The mighty Silver Travis Band has been
rocking Southern style since 1981, and, al- though they took a break for some years to live their lives, get married, have kids and work jobs, they have been reunited for many
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