Oh yea, that's who it was. I saw that he was gonna be on, but I forgot :(

Is he going to be on something?

[QUOTE=magicbus]Is he going to be on something?[/QUOTE]
He was on Austin City Limits.

Oh. So I missed it?

[QUOTE=magicbus]Oh. So I missed it?[/QUOTE]
I'm afraid so, unless they show re-runs, but I don't think they do.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Randolph[/QUOTE]
Yay. It was great, but I found it funny because I remember arguing with you about him and clapton and you saying something like you prefer randolph because he makes the blues his own, or does something new, something along those lines. But what I heard was actually really old sounding(he did bring out his old "mentors" and such), I just thought it was kind of funny.

But all around it was great, it sounded old (not that there's anything wrong with that) and it was a much cleaner more precise and controlled sound then when I heard him live, anyways it was great.

The Randolph I know will always be energetic, original and all over the pedal steel. :angry:

Do you know if they show re-runs? Or is there anywhere where I can see it? Did you listen to it on the radio or watch it on PBS?

yea im only 15 but i love classic rock. I just cant get into the new bands,

I saw Randolph when he opened for Clapton last summer, and he was easily much better than Clapton.

I've never heard of the show you guys are talking about.

[QUOTE=Disconnection Notice]I saw Randolph when he opened for Clapton last summer, and he was easily much better than Clapton.[/QUOTE]

Ha

Randolph - 2

Clapton - 1

[QUOTE=Badmoon]The Randolph I know will always be energetic, original and all over the pedal steel. :angry:[/QUOTE]
oh he was energetic for sure. Never anything less. It's just it sounded like quite old music.I just thought it was funny. He was really energetic though that has never changed.

I like Clapton better :p

Although I greatly respect Randolph, and realize he is a great player.

Well if I heard some more Randolph my opinion could change but right now it's Clapton.

Are we talking Clapton solo or all Clapton?

Randolph is not better than clapton, to argue such is foolishness. Complete, utter foolishness.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Are we talking Clapton solo or all Clapton?[/QUOTE]
All clapton.

Oh and Clapton takes the lead. :p

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Are we talking Clapton solo or all Clapton?[/QUOTE]
Alll Clapton, I believe.

Then I go Clapton because there's no way you could say Randolph is better than Cream.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]Then I go Clapton because there's no way you could say Randolph is better than Cream.[/QUOTE]
Yep Cream is pretty hard to beat.

heh, exactly! you guys should listen to randolph though he's good.

All Clapton for relz.

[QUOTE=RockAndRoll]heh, exactly! you guys should listen to randolph though he's good.[/QUOTE]
I listen to him on occasion, I don't own anything though. There's just never enough money when I go shopping :(

I only heard bootlegs and a song Badmoon sent me.

Please don't beat me with a stick for this one but who is Randolph?

[QUOTE=MXican]Please don't beat me with a stick for this one but who is Randolph?[/QUOTE]
Robert Randolph, he's a black pedal steel (is that the right term?) guitarist and is dam[SIZE=2]n[/SIZE] good.

I'm just wondering but does it seem that people like the blues at the pinnacle of their music-liking careers? My uncle has seen more shows than anyone I know, countless famous classic rock bands, everything from funk to tex-mex rock, and his music of choice is the blues. Most of our favorite bands were influenced by various blues artists (or stole their work *cheap shot at LZ*) so what do you guys think?

Oh, thanks for that

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]I'm just wondering but does it seem that people like the blues at the pinnacle of their music-liking careers? My uncle has seen more shows than anyone I know, countless famous classic rock bands, everything from funk to tex-mex rock, and his music of choice is the blues. Most of our favorite bands were influenced by various blues artists (or stole their work *cheap shot at LZ*) so what do you guys think?[/QUOTE]
I like the blues probably the most out of the different genres.