Lower That Ladder

 rare B-side "Left Hand Woman (Get Right With Me)". vinyl

"Left Hand Woman (Get Right With Me)" - Albert King (vinyl)

Tuesday, August 2, 2011, Marciac, France.
After Paco De Lucia last year and John McLaughlin three days ago, Marciac hosts a new "Guitar Hero" with Al Di Meola, the third musketeer of a group that was successful in the 1980s. The Italian-American has nothing to envy to the other two in terms of instrumental technique. His is simply amazing and virtuosity has little equal. Where a prolific solo career and ease the crossing of cultures. Jazz rock of which he is one of the stars uncontested (he replaced Bill Connors in the group Return To Forever Chick Corea) Di Meola freely mixes of other influences, beginning with those that come from his Italian roots. Thus the merger, which does not exclude the lyricism or the Latin color, including flamenco, makes it a representative of world music. His collaboration with Cuban pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba often reaches the top.

Double Concerto LIVE. Marciac, France

A Million Miles Away (Rory Gallagher)

Live at the Greek Theatre Disc 1

Cadillac Assembly Line

See See Baby

Live At Carnegie Hall - An Acoustic Evening

Livin' Easy

Favorite 40s swing/bigband with that specific old movie sound.

07 - Count Basie - Jumpin' At The Woodside

07 Whiskey In The Mornin’ - V2

Cover of  Robert Johnson Delta Blues song

Ramblin´on my Mind

“Michissippi Mick” Kolassa lives in Memphis but was born in Michigan and lived in Mississippi for nearly 30 years, where he was given his nickname.   He has played blues in solo and duo acoustic formats and with his bands for years.  Mick has performed in legendary blues venues such as Ground Zero, The Rum Boogie Café, Biscuits and Blues, Martha’s Midway Tavern, The Bradfordville Blues Club, Darwin’s, Blind Willie’s, Underground 119, The Capitol Oyster Bar, the National Blues Museum, and many more.  He has also performed at multiple blues festivals in North America and Europe.

07 Whiskey In The Mornin’ - V2

Mick Kolassa