[elrod-tom]

OK...so I've HEARD of these guys, but I've not heard much FROM them as yet.

A couple of weeks ago I saved off their concert from HDTV and am only now getting around to watching it. These guys put on a great show...I'm going to have to get some of their music.

Anybody have some good recommendations for a jumping off point?

 

[DLeeWebb]

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Originally Posted by elrod-tom /img/forum/go_quote.gif OK...so I've HEARD of these guys, but I've not heard much FROM them as yet. A couple of weeks ago I saved off their concert from HDTV and am only now getting around to watching it. These guys put on a great show...I'm going to have to get some of their music. Anybody have some good recommendations for a jumping off point?

I saw Robert Randolph & The Family Band with Eric Clapton in Philadelphia a couple of years ago. Robert Randolph & The Family Band was the opening band and they were good. He came on stage with Clapton and played quite a few songs with him. Right after that concert I bought "Unclassified." It's a good album. I was disappointed with the newest album "Colorblind." I believe that they are his only two studio albums. There's a live album which I haven't heard. He appears on a ton of other artists albums...

Robert Randolph Unclassified CD

 

[tyrion]

I've seen them probably 5 or 6 times and they do put on a hell of a show. I would get Live at the Wetlands as a good place to start.

 

[jjhatfield]

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Originally Posted by tyrion /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've seen them probably 5 or 6 times and they do put on a hell of a show. I would get Live at the Wetlands as a good place to start.

yeah thats the one to get. like most brimming with talent and raw energy jambands, you just can't get the full taste of RR on a studio record.

 

[TimJo]

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Originally Posted by tyrion /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've seen them probably 5 or 6 times and they do put on a hell of a show.

Totally agree. They are a great band to see live.