turing Randall Calvert on guitar, Joey Parrish on bass, Mike Satterfireld on drums, Rick Cash on vocals, John Gillie on guitar, and the latest addi- tion, guitarist Daniel Jackson.
-Michael Buffalo Smith Rick Cash. (Photo by Pam Tinkham Pugh)
shows containing a majority of originals. The opening notes to the Clapton version of ”Cross- roads” brought cheers from the crowd, mingling with the roar of Harleys cruising the property. As the first set continued, the band played
a couple more original tunes, along with apt cov- ers of the Allman Brothers Band’s “You Don’t Love Me,” Dylan’s “Knockin’ On Heven’s Door” and “Spooky “ by the Atlanta Rhythm Section/Classics IV. Silver Travis has always had a knack for duplicating the classic southern rock sound of The Marshall Tucker Band, and their “Blue Ridge Mountain Skies” was hot. The band invited Michael Buffalo Smith onto the stage to sing the set closer, “Can’t You See.” (It’s always an hoinor and a good time! - MBS) Set two began with “Chain Gang,” a cut
from the new album that has a very Lynyrd Skynyrd vibe, and a truly rocking song that lead into an actual Skynyrd song, “Sweet Home Ala- bama,” followed by another MTB hit, “This Ol’ Cowboy.” Set two would include more originals along with “the South’s greatest hits” including an awesome “Runnin Like the Wind,” “Call Me the Breeze,” “Third Rate Romance,” and even ZZ Top’s “I Thank You.” Randall Calvert lead the band in a rockin’ and rollin’ “Jailhouse Rock,” and the band did a great cover of Clapton’s “Tula Time” before tearing the place down with their perinial show closer, The Allman Brothers Band’s “Southbound.” The excitement was still hanging in the air
as the band left the stage and the equipment began to be packed up. The Silver Travis Band had turned in yet another outstanding show, fea-
First Set Long Gone Everyday Grind Crossroads Blue Ridge Mountain Skies All I Need If You’ve Got Troubles You Don’t Lover Me Knocking On Heaven’s Door Spooky Can’t You See
Second Set Chain Gang Sweet Home Alabama This Ol’ Cowboy High Road Third Rate Romance Runnin’ Like The Wind Jailhouse Rock Southern Poet Call Me The Breeze Rooster I Thank You Back To Carolina Tulsa Time Southbound
Mike Satterfield and John Gillie. (Photo by Pam Tinkham Pugh)
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