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Bekka in Nashville
Lately Bekka has been playing various live shows around Nashville in one form or another. Last Friday I saw her at a local club with her full band and it was AMAZING! She played for over 2 hrs and each song was a can't-miss.
If you ever get the chance to see and hear her live... run don't walk! She is by far the best kept secret... especially in this town. Seems the "stars" charge 10x as much for 10x less the entertainment. Seriously, I don't know when I have last seen a performance where each song was evidently coming from the writer's very spirit. Her talent is second only to what an amazingly genuine person she is. Btw... I was surprised when they started into "Talk to Me"! I thought no way is she going to sing a Stevie tune! But it turns out the guy playing guitar for her actually wrote the song and it was interesting hearing a male's "version". And he did actually pronounce "negligence". ;) Like it has been mentioned in here before, it's a shame "Time" didn't get more well-deserved attention. It really is a great album (IMHO).... but just had nothing going for it publicity-wise except for the fact that there was no Stevie or Lindsey. And if anyone out there has a copy of Bekka's solo cd that is near impossible to find, please let me know! |
Wow. Thanks for posting that. I'm in Nashvegas several times a year. I'll have to keep tabs on when she's playing, and try to plan a weekend around it. She's a wonderful singer, IMO. I was completely undecided about her, on the Time tour. She did Dreamin' the Dream. And I became a fan!
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Bekka pops up in the most unexpected places....just last week I popped in an old Vince Gill CD to listen to and lo and behold there's Bekka (can't miss her!!) on a couple of tracks. |
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He also sang "Missing You" (that John Waite made huge). After, Bekka asked why he didn't put her name on it. He answered "because you were 3 at the time". She replied..."okay, we'll go with that.". :) Btw... if anyone is in or around Nashville in a couple of weeks, Bekka is supposed to be at the early Bluebird show. Would still LOVE to see Bob Welch around town. HOW cool would that be? Afterall, this does seem to be where former Mac members come home to roost.... ;) |
It tends to be where ALOT of older musicians- even R&R musicians- tend to roost. Nashvegas is a nice town. I LOVE going there(and do, 4-6 weekends a year).
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A friend of mine used to live in Nashville and worked at a local guitar store. He got to meet Steve Winwoond, Bob Welch, Rick Vito, Steve Cropper, Chet Atkins, and a lot of other greats. He even got to do some basic four track mixing for Hank Williams III.
He said that after a while, he got to the point where these guys just became normal everyday people. Which, for me, was a bit odd, as he was in a band that covered "Dear Mr. Fantasy" and "Low Spark..." |
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Don't get me started on Hank III. I've worked with him 4 times. He's a (self)-sellout. He sure ain't country!!!!:mad: :mad: :mad: He's just some street punk, wanting to do hardcore. He's only MILKING the country thing!:mad: :mad: :mad: |
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I've got so many great memories in Nashville. I love that town. I'm SURE I'll end up there permanently, someday. |
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I'll be in Franklin September 8-10 to catch a Walter Egan gig. If the Bekka gig is at all close to that I might be able to do some finagling and extend my stay. BTW - check your PMs in regards to Bekka's What's In It For Me. |
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He's the fella in the middle.... |
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