Sonny Landreth Live: 'Key To The Highway" ft Sam Broussard & Phil Chandler

🎼♫🎸Clip Compiled by William: Sonny Landreth Guitar/vocals 'Key To The Highway " ft Sam Broussard guitar & Phil Chandler keyboards http://www.sonnylandreth.com/ From The Album "Medicine Show Live at the Grant Street Dance Hall, Vol. 1(1998) A benefit dance for the Dr. Tommy Comeaux Endowed Fund for Traditional Music. Friends and fans gathered for a memorable December night, captured live and paired with studio recordings made specially for this album. Recorded live December 26, 1997 at Grant Street Dancehall, Lafayette, La. ; additional recording at Windmill, New Iberia, La.; Electric Comeauxland, Lafayette, La.; and The Garage Studio, Cecilia, La. LIne Up: Chez seychelles / Michael Doucet, Gary Newman and Billy Ware -- Colonel's reel / The Clickin' Chickens -- McGee two step / Basin Brothers with Sam Broussard -- Quiet man / Native Sons with Sam Broussard and Sonny Landreth -- L'amour ou la folie / BeauSoleil -- I've had my fun (goin' down slow) / Sonny Landreth -- Arc de Triomphe two-step / Coteau with Sam Broussard -- Cliffs of Dover / Al Berard, Kyle Hebert and Terry Martin -- Key to the highway / Sony Landreth with Sam Broussard and Phil Chandler -- Carry me to my grave / Tommy Comeaux -- The Christmas song / Tommy Comeaux. http://www.worldcat.org/title/medicine-show-vol-1/oclc/177099447 AllMusic Review by Bob Gottlieb This disc is a worthwhile purchase no matter how you look at it. This CD is a gathering some friends of Dr. Tommy Comeaux, a musician, songwriter and pathologist who was struck and killed while riding his bicycle. Tommy was a member of BeauSoleil, Basin Brothers, the Clickin' Chickens and Coteau, and all of those bands (plus friends such as Sonny Landreth and Sam Broussard) stopped by to lend a hand in The Spirit of Tommy. It is rare that such an event comes off, let alone produces such inspired playing, and that in itself speaks of the regard in which this man was held. This music seamlessly crosses barriers, from some bluegrass to traditional Cajun music, and from hard rockin' blues to Mel Torme's "The Christmas Song." The emotion on Native Sons' tribute "Quiet Man" is heartwrenching, as Comeaux played with the band the night before his untimely death. Many of the players on this disc sat in with whoever was on the stage at the moment to help celebrate the humanness of this revered musician who was respected as a true and good human being. ©Video's(Artists reserves all rights,no copyright infringement intended. Sam Broussard Phil Chandler Sonny Landreth , guitar ; Phil Chandler, keyboards http://www.worldcat.org/title/medicine-show-vol-1/oclc/177099447

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