Psychedelic Blues-Rock Celebration, Tom Hock - Aalen

Reverent H. Band celebrated 30 Years of Psychedelic Blues-Rock. The band comes from the area of Laupheim and exercises in Burgrieden.

Location / Date: Langenau -- Stetzingen / Lonetal -- Free Live Music and Free Camping Open Air -- on 02./03.08.2008.
Get the feeling of a smelly and crunchy mini Woodstock. We watched nothing around apart from Autobahn A7 in some distance. A continuous working 40 KVA diesel generators guarantee noisy performances.

Tom's Blues part: Blues intro in A (to All Your Loving from Dixon) -- Solo (Blues in G) -- Ending of Stormy Monday from T. B. Walker -- Fading Blues Ending. Hope you get a little psychedelic German country side feeling with a soft breath of voodoo.
Session musician: Tom Hock (vocal, guitar, harp), Jens Jedelhauser (drums), The Voyager (bass)

Tom plays in TomHockBand.
Jens & The Voyager play in: The`O`.

Tom Hock is proud to introduce you to his kind of playing guitar solo.
Guitar: Gibson S1 which only uses single coils. Similar to Fender's Telecaster & Stratocaster.
Amp: an old Marshall -- standing around
Effect: Boss ME-50 (Guitar Multiple Effects)
Basis of used patches
1. Organ style using ROTARY effect (Blues Intro in A)
2. Crunch sound with additional rough distortion (Solo part1 - Blues in G)
3. Solid drive sound with adding wah effect in different position of the pedal (Solo part2 - Blues in G)
4. Back to 1. (Ending of Stormy Monday)
5. Back to 1. (Fading Blues Ending in A)
Bluesharp: Hohner D and C.

Remember the great psychedelic music phase in the sixties especially in USA (and in GB e.g. remember early Pink Floyd). For me the most exciting performance was Jefferson Airplane (US-Band) in Hamburg (1968) -- Musikhalle with their fantastic light show.
I like to dedicate this to Grace Slick. Remember also Grateful Dead, Big Brother and the Holding Company, unforgettable Janis Joplin.
I like to dedicate this also to the early Blues musicians like Bukka White. Let's go back to roots of popular music in New Orleans (please survive) and Mississippi plus Delta.

Self-made production
Audio and video was recorded with Camcorder JVC GR-D345E.
Postproduction done by Heiko Enzinger (www.ensonique.de).
Sound: take it like it is or try to improve.
Thanks to Referent H. Band and The Voyager for giving the possibility for this great experience.

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[sevenender]

das ist so geil mit dem schrägen anfang bis zum

schluss einfach geil

lg

ender

[bluesandall]

Hi Ender, no more to say. Thanx. Tom

[Sedanstotina]

Augezeichnete Musik, vielen Dank!

[bluesandall]

Vielen Dank für den Kommentar. Wahre Musikkultur lebt im "Untergrund".

[bluesandall]

I am fond of American and British music of the Sixties. Thanks for your comment!

[bluesandall]

GRAZIE.

[JarekRekinsky]

thats cool man! reminds me my youth- friends, fire and forest around

[S0UL0NE]

Du spielst sehr gut! :D

[Jenscool]

NOT BAD at all!

[Sedanstotina]

Dann sollte ich mehr Zeit im Untergrund verbringen. ;)

[joegagan]

i like it!