Time for da blooze: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan Live

Are you ready for the Iceman?     Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Albert Collins Live In Quebec

I won’t use any purple prose today. And I won’t try to out scream David Coverdale: my vocal chords couldn’t take it.   Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Deep Purple Live At California Jam

Bobby and the Midnites were a 1980’s side project of the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir. They had a helluva rhythm  section with Billy Cobham on drums and Kenny Gradney of Little Feat on bass. Here’s a 1984 show from the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Bobby and the Midnites Live

Phil Lesh & Friends have played many a homestand at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco. This time around the band features Joan Osborne on vocals and John Scofield on guitar:   Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Phil Lesh & Friends Live In 2006

Steve Marriott of Small Faces and Humble Pie was one of the best singers in rock history. He could do it all from crooning to screaming. This is his story: Time for some blurry lagniappe: Humble Pie live on ABC’s In Concert. Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: The Life & Times Of Steve Marriott

Here’s something for all the Jaco Pastorius fans out there: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Weather Report Live In Germany

It’s bacca-to-bacca Macca here at First Draft. This 1990 show was broadcast live on Brazilian teevee: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Paul McCartney Live In Rio

Here’s the current Jayhawks lineup live at the Lockn’ Festival in Arlington, Virginia: Lagniappe time. It’s a January 2015 appearance on KEXP radio in Seattle complete with video. And I thought video killed the radio star: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: The Jayhawks Live In 2015

Here’s another nugget from the Music Vault archives: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Bruce Hornsby Live At Woodstock 99

It’s guilty pleasure time here at First Draft. I’ve always had a soft spot for Bad Company who are technically adept musicians playing stripped-down blues rock. Besides, nobody tosses a mic stand as well as Paul Rodgers. And the man can sing a little. This is a 2008 show from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. That tour marked the return of lead guitarist Mick Ralphs. There’s no word as to whether the band had any dealings with Florida Man: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Bad Company Live

Ready for some roots rock? If not, you’re getting some anyway. Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Tedeschi Trucks Band Live In 2012

This is a 2013 BBC documentary about the life and times of Mott the Hoople. The filmakers took the title from one of Mott’s finest songs. Here’s some lagniappe: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: The Ballad Of Mott The Hoople

Paul Rodgers has been around the block more than a few times. He’s the quintessential blues rock journeyman; so much so that the person who posted this video misspelled his last name. One more thing: the man can really belt it out. Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Paul Rodgers Live At Woodstock 1994

If you didn’t get enough Bryan Ferry yesterday, here’s a 1977 set from Japanese teevee: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Bryan Ferry Live In Tokyo

Kinda sorta live and direct from the North Sea Jazz Festival:   Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Diana Krall Live In 2013

Zevon weekend continues  with this 1982 show broadcast by MTV: Continue reading Sunday Morning Video: Warren Zevon Live At The Capitol Theatre