So while I was on vacation, I went to check out Jason Bieler doing a solo/ acoustical concert. Jason was the lead guitarist, back-up vocalist, and key songwriter for Saigon Kick and then became lead vocalist for their 3rd album and on. Then he then did a solo album, another band called Super Transatlantic, and now has a new project called Owl Stretching (outside of the current Saigon Kick reunion shows). Anyway, I got to meet him before the show and he was a super nice guy and a lot of fun to talk to. His performance was also very good. You know you have good songs when you can strip them down to an acoustic guitar and single vocals and they still sound good, plus he did songs from all aspects from his close to thirty year career. I recommend checking him out if you can.
Paul McCartney’s 5 Greatest Albums Outside of the Beatles Sorry I didn't get a chance to make a post last night, I know you are all traumatized. So in order to rectify the situation a bit, I am adding two additions to McCartney's top five albums and again these albums may not contain his biggest hits, but they are the most solid albums from beginning to finish. Today I am listing number 2 and 3. Numbers 4 and 5 have already been posted with number 5 being 'Venus and Mars' and number four being 'Tug of War.' 3) Back To The Egg Okay, I know that some people might be scratching their heads here for this album did not sell very well and you will never find any song on it on any greatest hits package. However, this album that was released in 1979 kicks ass and there is not a bad song on it, unless you have the special edition version that has ‘Rudolph the Red Nose Reggae,’ then there might be some room to disagree with that stateme
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