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| by Eddie Perez |
Siren's address is 3403 4th Ave South, Seattle, that's what that great guitarist EDDIE PEREZ's poster says...Steve'll be there 'round 8, music begins at 9 pm. ANDY MAUPIN's also on guitar...Eddie and Andy are both have their vocals down...so, the electric bass, both guitars and vocals are really covered well.. Yea. A great night of music absolutely true. Now, with our friend, KEVIN CHRISTENSEN on drums it makes everything alittle bit special and really exciting...let's see what's gonna happen in Seattle. Seattle'll never be the same, that's guaranteed for sure. Remember,...only $3.00 cover, and worth every penny. Jan
WHERE: SIRENS, Sat. May 3rd, 9pm to closing, only $3.00 cover
3403 4th Ave So
Seattle, WA.
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| Steve and Kevin 2006, by J.A.Rose-Bartlett cc |
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Video links of some tunes for tonight listed below.
1.] WILD NIGHTS, by John Melloncamp, from JohnMellencampVEVO
2.] TWO TICKETS TO PARADISE, by Eddie Money, from folsom90
3.] THE SENSITIVE KIND, by Santana, from 0771skip
4.] LA BAMBA, by Los Lobos, from djmambito2
5.] SMOKING GUN, by Robert Cray, from RobertCrayVEVO
6.] ALL YOUR LOVE, by Gary Moore, from Peter Zsivera
7.] FOOL FOR YOUR STOCKINGS, by ZZ Top, from MADAXESLINGERTRECE
8.] 634-5789, by Wilson Pickett, from moonstar7
9.] CAN'T GET ENOUGH, by Bad Company, from VDJ MikeyMike
10.] SHOOTING STAR, by Bad Company, from Tyler Kincaid
11.] SMOOTH, by Santana, Rob Thomas, from SantanaVEVO
12.] TUSH, by ZZ Top, from RetroTVCentral
13.] VELCRO FLY, by ZZ Top, from RhinoEntertainment
14.] LONG TRAIN RUNNING by Doobie Brothers, from kuklinski987
15.] RIGHT NEXT DOOR [BECAUSE OF ME], by Robert Cray, from RobertCrayVEVO
16.] SWEET CHILD O MINE, by Guns N Roses, from GunsNRosesVEVO
17.] I KNOW A LITTLE, by Lynyrd Skynyrd, from sykocotic
18.] SULTANS OF SWING, by Dire Straits, from DireStraitsVEVO
19.] SUSPICIOUS MINDS, by Fine Young Cannibals, from PlentyofTorrents
20.] SUSPICIOUS MINDS, by Elvis Presley, from clareconvy...BARTLETT needed to hear both versions
21.] PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE, by Daryl Oates ,Train, from Robyn Markland
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