Giant Sand / Lonna Kelley
15:11:10 Gleis 22, Münster
Congratulations, Howe Gelb! The 25th anniversary of his band Giant Sand was the grand master of the Desert Rock again on tour in Germany and also had a new album in the same baggage. But first came the frightened-looking Lonna Kelley on stage, up by 20 minutes with their songs the audience tune. Has been supported by the same Danish musicians, which now account for years, the new framework Giant Sands, since then, Joey Burns and John Convertino left the band to fill with Calexico bigger venues. The band had not yet played with the young American, because the guitarist had to ask, for example, that his instruments for him to play a song.
When, after a short break rebuilding the master himself entered the stage with a fashionable hat, you could see immediately, the four musicians whose Danes. Eye contact with Howe was constantly looking for yellow, to respond to his ideas adequately. A set list did not seem to give, but after a few bars all seemed to know which song was next to it. In a pool of about 27 albums, it is actually for the non-experts of luck if he recognizes songs, but at the same time makes this Giant Sand concerts so unpredictable good. In Münster, for example, Howe was not so much on entertainment alone at the piano, which was already look so many other appearance in the past, something tough. No, he rocked a lot more like the old days, used Although the provided chair as a seat, but even hibbelte around like a hyperactive and tied his legs almost to the chair.
Before the first addition Howe then mentioned almost in passing, that Giant Sand had indeed celebrate a quarter century, and then play back to back two very old classic with Valley Of Rain and Thin Line Man . The latter is the way to listen again on the new album Blurry Blue Mountain , continuing the circle almost.
After over 90 minutes of the considerable improvement in Giant Sand concerts in recent years, Mr. Yellow-vented then like his hat and thanked the "Track 22 "nice for the evening. We have to thank.
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