Bob Schneider "Live" - Let the Light In

MUSIC AND VIDEO RECORDED LIVE AT
Antone's, Austin, TX
Saxon Pub, Austin, TX
Bumbershoot Music Festival, Seattle, WA

MUSIC COMPOSED AND PERFORMED BY
Bob Schneider

SAXON PUB MUSICIANS
Guitar and Vocals: Bob Schneider
Guitar: Jeff Plankenhorn
Bass: Bruce Hughes
Drums: Chris Searles

BUMBERSHOOT MUSICIANS
Guitar and Vocals: Bob Schneider
Guitar: Billy Cassis
Bass: Harmoni Kelley
Keyboards: Oliver Steck
Drums: Jon Greene
Backup Vocals: Seela

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Director: Sam Nuttmann
Producer: Bob Schneider and Sam Nuttmann
Assistant Director: Mark Davis
Cinematography: Sam Nuttmann and Mark Davis
Editor, Sound and Color: Sam Nuttmann
Live Audio Recording: Sam Nuttmann
Live Audio Mixing, Saxon Pub: Steven Ray Will
Executive Producer: Natalie Hartman and Cynthia Davis

SPECIAL THANKS TO
Bob Schneider's Bandmates
Antone's, Austin, TX
Saxon Pub, Austin, TX

MORE INFO
http://www.session7media.com
http://www.bobschneidermusic.com

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[StupidLameUSERNAME]

Thank you so much for posting this, one of my favorites!!

Do you have the song without the commentary?

Thank you!!

[Session7Media]

@StupidLameUSERNAME Glad you liked it :) Bob will be launching a new CD soon that will have the song on it. I'm not sure if Bob will release the live recordings I captured of him for this project, but I will definitely run the idea by him. Thanks!!!

[shaloujones]

I love Bob Schneider thanks so much for posting this!

[amandhillon80]

I'm not going to be worried about my jeans anymore.

[rsgarza1968]

When is the new Cd coming out? This has GOT to be the first single... However, I am surprised that "Til Someone Catches a Feeling" has NOT been a 2nd release off Lovely Creatures... just saying, it's pop-tastic.

[StupidLameUSERNAME]

@Session7Media

Some live versions of songs are positively amazing. Just something you can listen to over and over and feel the slight variation in the song as pure emotion from where the song originates. A "live" CD would undoubtedly be fantastic, although I'm not sure how you'd pick the songs. Good luck with that one..

Looking forward to seeing the live versions in the Tucson, AZ show. Thanks again!