DAN HICKS AND THE HOT LICKS
''LIVE AT DAVIES SYMPHONY HALL''
MAY 21 2013
75:15
1 - Overture Medley/4:17
2 - By Hook Or By Crook/3:22
3 - Dan's Welcome/1:09
4 - Hummin' To Myself/3:26
5 - Driftin'/5:13
6 - Walkin' One And Only/2:51
7 - Dan And Harry/0:47
8 - Evenin' Breeze/5:08
9 - Dan And Van Dyke/0:27
10 - He Don't Care/6:10
11 - Song For My Father/5:46
12 - Take The 'A' Train/8:10
13 - Beedle Um Bum/5:57
14 - I Feel Like Singin/12:33
15 - I Scare Myself/12:43
Kent Benedict /Musician
Ray Benson /Guest Artist
John Brandeburg /Musician
Brian Cooke /Piano
Benito Cortez /Mando, Violin
Roberta Donnay /Kazoo, Percussion, Vocals
Naomi Ruth Eisenberg /Violin, Vocals
Ramblin' Jack Elliott /Guest Artist
Bruce Forman /Guest Artist
David Grisman /Guest Artist
Charlie Gurke /Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
John Hammond, Jr. /Guest Artist
Dan Hicks /Arranger, Drums, Guitar, Vocals
Rickie Lee Jones /Guest Artist
Jim Kweskin /Guest Artist
Sandy Lane /Musician
Jaime Leopold /String Bass
Maria Muldaur /Guest Artist
Richard Olsen /Clarinet, Flute, Sax (Tenor)
Sid Page /Mandolin, Violin
Van Dyke Parks /Guest Artist
Tom Poole /Trumpet
Maryann Price /Bird Whistle, Vocals
Mike Rinta /Arranger, Trombone
Paul Robinson /Arranger, Guitar
Roy Rogers /Guest Artist
Harry Shearer /Guest Artist
Brian Simpson /Drums
Paul Smith /String Bass
Tuck & Patti /Guest Artist
Turtle VanDeMarr /Guest Artist
Sara Wasserman /Musician
Jon Weber /Guitar
Wayne Whittaker /Musician
Dennis Williams /Musician
Dick Ziegler /Musician
REVIEW
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
A fixture in San Francisco since the late '60s, Dan Hicks celebrated his 70th birthday by throwing a bash at the Davies club. He had his Hot Licks and he invited a bunch of his friends, including Ramblin' Jack Elliot, Van Dyke Parks, John Hammond, Rickie Lee Jones, and Harry Shearer. With all this star power in tow, it's little wonder that Live at Davies generates a considerable amount of good cheer, but for as nostalgic as this can be -- and it is, hearkening back not just to the glory days of Haight-Ashbury, but even further, as most of this is indebted to pre-war blues -- it's not a lament for the past, it's a loping and loopy party for the present.
DoWnLoAd
''LIVE AT DAVIES SYMPHONY HALL''
MAY 21 2013
75:15
1 - Overture Medley/4:17
2 - By Hook Or By Crook/3:22
3 - Dan's Welcome/1:09
4 - Hummin' To Myself/3:26
5 - Driftin'/5:13
6 - Walkin' One And Only/2:51
7 - Dan And Harry/0:47
8 - Evenin' Breeze/5:08
9 - Dan And Van Dyke/0:27
10 - He Don't Care/6:10
11 - Song For My Father/5:46
12 - Take The 'A' Train/8:10
13 - Beedle Um Bum/5:57
14 - I Feel Like Singin/12:33
15 - I Scare Myself/12:43
Kent Benedict /Musician
Ray Benson /Guest Artist
John Brandeburg /Musician
Brian Cooke /Piano
Benito Cortez /Mando, Violin
Roberta Donnay /Kazoo, Percussion, Vocals
Naomi Ruth Eisenberg /Violin, Vocals
Ramblin' Jack Elliott /Guest Artist
Bruce Forman /Guest Artist
David Grisman /Guest Artist
Charlie Gurke /Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
John Hammond, Jr. /Guest Artist
Dan Hicks /Arranger, Drums, Guitar, Vocals
Rickie Lee Jones /Guest Artist
Jim Kweskin /Guest Artist
Sandy Lane /Musician
Jaime Leopold /String Bass
Maria Muldaur /Guest Artist
Richard Olsen /Clarinet, Flute, Sax (Tenor)
Sid Page /Mandolin, Violin
Van Dyke Parks /Guest Artist
Tom Poole /Trumpet
Maryann Price /Bird Whistle, Vocals
Mike Rinta /Arranger, Trombone
Paul Robinson /Arranger, Guitar
Roy Rogers /Guest Artist
Harry Shearer /Guest Artist
Brian Simpson /Drums
Paul Smith /String Bass
Tuck & Patti /Guest Artist
Turtle VanDeMarr /Guest Artist
Sara Wasserman /Musician
Jon Weber /Guitar
Wayne Whittaker /Musician
Dennis Williams /Musician
Dick Ziegler /Musician
REVIEW
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
A fixture in San Francisco since the late '60s, Dan Hicks celebrated his 70th birthday by throwing a bash at the Davies club. He had his Hot Licks and he invited a bunch of his friends, including Ramblin' Jack Elliot, Van Dyke Parks, John Hammond, Rickie Lee Jones, and Harry Shearer. With all this star power in tow, it's little wonder that Live at Davies generates a considerable amount of good cheer, but for as nostalgic as this can be -- and it is, hearkening back not just to the glory days of Haight-Ashbury, but even further, as most of this is indebted to pre-war blues -- it's not a lament for the past, it's a loping and loopy party for the present.
DoWnLoAd
