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Pat & Larry in Los Angeles!
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radeem
Sep 26 2011 at 4:06 AM
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Wow! What a show! The set list caught me by surprise. The venue in Santa Monica is great. It’s like a mini Disney Hall that seats 499. I got one of his guitar picks!! |
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BobS
Sep 27 2011 at 1:03 PM
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I too was at the Santa Monica second show. Great venue for this type of duet. But I agree the set list was a bit of a surprise.... The energy between Pat and Larry was great. I had the pleasure of taking a young friend from overseas to this show. While more into the usual repetitive pop stuff, she enjoyed it a lot. Perhaps the energy level at the earlier show was lower because it WAS the early show...starting at 4:00?
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METHenyaddicted
Sep 27 2011 at 12:34 PM
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What was the set list for this show? You know how the tour sometimes evolves - by the time it gets to Japan and Europe it may very likely be even better. Sometimes you just want to follow the tour bus.
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mugsy
Sep 27 2011 at 11:04 AM
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To imeubu: You are right on! In San Francisco, the second show audience was very lively and really let Pat & Larry know how much they were appreciated. I have been to Pat shows like you described the first LA show to be...and it is most embarrassing to say the least. The man is a genius and his music just keeps getting better and better with age. And I know that he feeds off the response from the audience. I was unable to make the first show in SF but I was close enough (2nd row center) to read Pat’s lips when after the second encore, he said to Larry - "This is much better." I can only imagine from the faces of audience #1 leaving that they weren’t as "into" it as we were.
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foxesfred
Sep 26 2011 at 4:01 PM
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Greatest shows. Second show was Killer! Only Pat and Larry can top Pat and Larry. To all you fans across the nation get your tckts now. I’d love to see them at the Blue Note!!
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Bryan T
Sep 26 2011 at 1:26 PM
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My wife and I were there, too. I have a bunch of Pat’s CDs and records, but this was my first show. It was so great!
I was thrilled, really, he touched on all of the sounds that I’ve loved over the years. Fantastic.
Bryan
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imeubu
Sep 26 2011 at 12:11 PM
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I was fortunate enough to be able to
attend both shows in LA. Both had
moments of ’Pat-attude’. Those
verbally indescribable moments we all
know a love from him. While he
obviously knows ’how well’ he is gettin’
after it on any given night, IMHO, the
2nd show had much more energy than
did the 1st. The 1st. audience was,
shall I say ... subdued? It’s seems as
though LA audiences can suffer from a
lack of energy (?) or maybe they are
too polite? Do we applaud after solos?
Should we encourage the performers?
Pat, made mention of how ’mellow’ we
were, but the energy in the house was
low. The 2nd show had a much more
’welcoming’ atmosphere and Pat and
Larry seemed to make it their mission
to ’wake this baby up’! The combined
energies of the room and the
interplay/connection between Pat and
Larry push the brilliance right up!
Thank you again Pat for ’bringing IT’
to LA. For all future audiences on any
of Pat’s tours ... Please remember, you
are being presented with an
opportunity to see and hear greatness
,,, Take that opportunity to show you
realize the magnitude of the situation
and by being enthusiastic and
considerate. Give that positive ’energy’
to Pat and it’s been MY experience
that Pat will MORE than return the
favor!! You want a show to remember
... Please, bring your best! As the
Beatles once said, "The Love you take
is ’equal’ to the Love you make". Sorry
if this sounded ’preachy’ but Pat and
his audiences have the ability to
experience profound encounters ...
Keep this in mind and may all of his
concerts hold a very special place in
you life ... they do in mine. Thanks
again to Pat and Larry for yet another
night to remember.
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