Feb. 14, 2015
Nashville, TN.
Review and Photos by Butch Worrell of
One Heart Photo
Last night the Ryman Auditorium
exploded!!! Not in the physical sense, but in the
spiritual/emotional sense. It was the second night of a 2 show run
for the Tedeschi Trucks band at the Ryman.
Nashville was the home of the recently
deceased guitar tech, Brian Farmer. This was on the band's mind and
Susan sang a beautiful rendition of “I will Shelter You” that she
dedicated to Brian. Also the “Farmer” T-Shirt was very much in
evidence.
Jack Pearson, another native of
Nashville and a guitar player most famous for his long run with the
Allman Brothers, sat in for several songs. Most notably was “In
Memory of Elizabeth Reed”. There was just some thing special about
last nights rendition. There was such an outpouring of emotion as if
the spirit of Duane Allman himself was in the house, energizing Derek
and Jack to play that as they never had before. This happens a lot at
the Ryman. The Mother Church of American music just seems to bring
proper focus to the bands that play there
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