For Ry Cooder and John Hiatt Fans

@bigtwin 

I've never seen him live, to my regret. One of my all time favorite musicians, though. I think my favorite group of his was the one on teh album Showtime. 

In case you haven't seen this: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyCtEDGG_jI&list=PL5D5ADD135428963F

@bigtwin 

Glad you enjoyed it. You tube has some awful dreck but also many treasures. 
Here's another from British TV: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgOkW2tiAaY&list=RDKgOkW2tiAaY&start_radio=1

  @scottya118 

Here he is with S. Landreth....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etf7B3Wu5X8&list=RDetf7B3Wu5X8&start_radio=1

I’ve seen him just once, as a solo act at the Crest Theater in Sacramento. Great musician and as it turned out, a great entertainer. A thoroughly enjoyable show, on all levels. 

@tooblue 

Agree those are all fine artists...   have you heard this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlifDYDUuHI&list=OLAK5uy_kcudMovJwUWTnkYFSsff3Iup7VYQi4ESA&index=2

@bdp24 

 During Ry’s guitar solo in the song I felt like time had stopped.

Well, it’s pretty great on the record, so I have no difficulty believing you!  

@tooblue 

Will look those up. Thanks!  

@bigtwin 

I saw her in ’76 and then, The Hot Band with Rodney doing all the lead vocals, at the Bluebird Cafe a few years later, with both F. Reckard and A. Lee on guitar. these gigs were in Santa Barbara, which was a music lover’s paradise in the 70’s. 

You know the saying: "There are only two kinds of men in this world; those who are in love with EmmyLou and those who've yet to discover her".   ;o) 

@slaw 

Yeah. I'm astonished such artists are still able to tour, given the prices. 

@slaw 

What venue was that?