i've never heard anything by them. is their name misleading or do they play blues?

They are a Jam Band (Quite popular actually), and they play a heavy form of Blues.

ya i've heard of them alot (maybe on here) i think i may have one of their records...allow me to go check. this may take a while.

edit- no i dont, i must be thinking of another band.

have you ever listened to Electric Flag? I have one of their albums, never listened to it, and it looks quite psychadelic. I'm just wondering if they are any good? i have a very long list of records i am going through and i don't have time to listen to every single one, so im trying to find good ones.

I've heard of them, but I don't remember anything by them. I've heard they're good as far as the blues go.

[QUOTE=wholedzep]I've heard of them, but I don't remember anything by them. I've heard they're good as far as the blues go.[/QUOTE]

ya i always assumed they were more blues.

hey wait...what did you mean by "good as far as the blues go?" that sounds like an insult to me.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]John Popper - Vocals/Harmonica - Blues Traveler[/QUOTE]
oh my god that guy rules on the harmonica, he's amazing. :thumb:

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]just to catch up...

i'ts probably too late, but from L.A. woman i would choose Riders on the Storm, LA Woman, Hyacinth House and Roadhouse Blues.[/QUOTE]

I thought I seid that

[QUOTE=Schyma000]I thought I seid that[/QUOTE]

well those are the best songs so i wouldn't be suprised.

although i like the nice bass beat on WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat) or whatever its called.

[QUOTE=irishslappop]oh my god that guy rules on the harmonica, he's amazing. :thumb:[/QUOTE]

I like how he treats the harmonica like a real instrument. Only a few other people (Bob Dylan, Robert Plant on a few Zep songs) do that.

i've never heard him play harmonica. i've heard a lot better players than bob dylan and especially robert plant though. bob dylan is probably my favourite though, just because i like his music the most (he isn't the best harmonica player). i never even though robert plant as a harmonica player in any sense. he's probably more of a tambourine player than a harmonica player.

and i taught one of my students how to play mr tambourine man last night...the student had never heard of bob dylan.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i've never heard him play harmonica. i've heard a lot better players than bob dylan and especially robert plant though. bob dylan is probably my favourite though, just because i like his music the most (he isn't the best harmonica player). i never even though robert plant as a harmonica player in any sense. he's probably more of a tambourine player than a harmonica player.

and i taught one of my students how to play mr tambourine man last night...the student had never heard of bob dylan.[/QUOTE]

Plant played the harmonica intro on When The Levee Breaks and again on a song from Houses Of The Holy (I forget which one, I need to buy that **** album).

[QUOTE=unclebobscircus]Plant played the harmonica intro on When The Levee Breaks and again on a song from Houses Of The Holy (I forget which one, I need to buy that **** album).[/QUOTE]
Houses Of The Holy is the album.

[QUOTE=guitrguy]Houses Of The Holy is the album.[/QUOTE]

Umm, yeah, thanks, I knew that. I'm trying to think of which SONG on that album.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i've never heard him play harmonica. i've heard a lot better players than bob dylan and especially robert plant though. bob dylan is probably my favourite though, just because i like his music the most (he isn't the best harmonica player). i never even though robert plant as a harmonica player in any sense. he's probably more of a tambourine player than a harmonica player.

and i taught one of my students how to play mr tambourine man last night...the student had never heard of bob dylan.[/QUOTE]

He is definitley better than anyone you have ever heard. And Blues Traveler aren't strait up Blues. If that was true, I probably wouldn't like them. They an occasional poppy version of it, but mostly a fast loud version of it.

*sick today*

[B]highway 61 revisited[/B] by Johnny Winter....download now ppl, very good blues song (good guitar solos too)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]John Popper - Vocals/Harmonica - Blues Traveler[/QUOTE]
Oh, I recognize him, he was in the Blues Brothers 2000. They did a very good performance. I'll check them out.

I'm happy to say that I knew that was John Popper before Badmoon said it. :thumb: Makes me feel good.

Thanks to everyone who likes my avatar.

Kinda off topic but:

Hahahaha, Lionel Ritchie was on my message machine. :lol:

Doing what?

[QUOTE=magicbus]Doing what?[/QUOTE]
Talking about a charity, it was very funny, nearly cried.


[SIZE=1]*it's my birthday[/SIZE]

Want some songs or an album or something :)

Review posted.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Want some songs or an album or something :)

Review posted.[/QUOTE]
Some songs will do for now. :)

What do you want, any genre or band?

[QUOTE=unclebobscircus]Plant played the harmonica intro on When The Levee Breaks and again on a song from Houses Of The Holy (I forget which one, I need to buy that **** album).[/QUOTE]

He also plays harmonica on "Bring it on Home".

[QUOTE=Badmoon]What do you want, any genre or band?[/QUOTE]
Oh, I thought we were assuming Blues Traveler. Do you have an online list?

Just name any band you want something from. I may have it.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Just name any band you want something from. I may have it.[/QUOTE]
Santana-Santana 3? Do you have it?

People ....Roadhouse Blues is on Morrison Hotel not L.A. Woman.

Nope, I only have Abraxas. Just put a list of bands, and I'll see which I can give you.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Nope, I only have Abraxas. Just put a list of bands, and I'll see which I can give you.[/QUOTE]
Bob Dylan-Blood On The Tracks, I'm pretty sure you have that.