Boston Rock Photos And Stuff
Can Corin Ashley write a great pop song? Yes, he can. He’s written quite a few of them. Sometimes he plays shows with a killer band (like this one to celebrate TT’s 40th Anniversary) where you find yourself smiling ear to ear admiring his ability to entertain you with those songs.
Kenny Chambers And The High Bombs were the spark plug of the rock ‘n’ roll steamroller that was Night #6 of TT’s 40th Anniversary week. They kicked off a gargantuan night of music with their high energy set.
Watching Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents perform makes me happy. There’s a lot of joy in their music, be it the girl group R&B that launched the band or their more recent adventures in electro-symphonic pop. It all sounds right. It all sounds good. They closed out the Thursday night of TT’s 40th Anniversary week.
Thalia Zedek and her band played a primal and emotional set at the TT’s 40th Anniversary celebration.
Ruby Rose Fox lent her soulful voice to the TT’s 40th Anniversary celebration. The earth moves when she sings.
The Bristols brought out the hooks for TT’s 40th Anniversary.
Robin Lane played her heartfelt songs at the TT’s 40th Anniversary bash.
Davina Yannetty reminded me she is one of the most entertaining entertainers in town with her set for the TT’s 40th Anniversary bash. Don’t believe me? See for yourself when she opens Night #1 of the Daykamp Poster and Photo Show with Phil Wisdom and Dave Mirabella.
Linda Viens and Catherine Coleman purveyed quiet melodies as Les Chanteuses Sorcieres for TT’s 40th Anniversary.
Sophia Cacciola busted out her Gibson Explorer for TT’s 40th Anniversary. Nothing bad has ever happened when an Explorer is involved.* Sophia performed songs from Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling, Blitzkriegbliss and Leonard Cohen. I’m probably missing something, but I’ll distract you with pictures…
* OK, except maybe shirtless dudes covering Metallica on YouTube.
