My personal favorite was late in the first set, the gritty Forty Four, a slow and deliberate traditional blues/rock number with some ear popping solo work by Wolfe, once again tapping into a direct line to his influences. Choral harmonies are layered in 3rds and 5ths that might evoke a Fleetwood Mac-esque tone yet steeped in southern blues/rock.
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Each member brings a full plate to the table, with instrument and voice, which makes them sound bigger than a three-piece. I quickly shrugged off the vocal comparisons to Clapton and enjoyed the trio for what it is deep and accomplished. The band took the stage promptly at 9pm and Wolfe went straight to the bottleneck slide opening with Sunnyvale. Geils Band concert T-shirt, launching into a story about an experience he had with J. He even sat down at one of the tables because he liked a guy’s vintage J. Pre-show, Wolfe meandered through the crowd signing a couple of autographs here and there for dedicated fans. So when I visited the Tip Top Deluxe Bar and Grill, I wasn’t surprised to find Wolfe cordial and accessible, The same went for his band-mates Roger Voss (drums) and Justine Gardner (bass). It’s the difference between hard-wiring and the scatter-brained referencing you might hear today. That’s what you did in the 70’s pre-YouTube… hell, pre-MTV days. He’d run home that night and try to emulate what he’d heard, get tired and fall asleep listening to vinyl again with Cream, The Hendrix Experience, The Stones, The Yardbirds, and of course the Beatles. That was Wolfe absorbing every lick, every slide, every dance through a measure. If you ever wanted to find him, find Gallagher and look three feet into the crowd. Wolfe was the guy who went to a Rory Gallagher show in part to listen, but mostly to study. He’d play along, get pissed off because he screwed up part way through, reset the needle and practice again and again until it was pitch perfect. I can only imagine the stacks of vinyl a young Wolfe ripped through back in the day: guitar in one hand setting the needle to his latest hero’s riff with the other, knowing exactly which groove to drop to so he didn’t have to wait to start. The beauty of listening to a Todd Wolfe show is the depth of his musical career a career spanning 30+ years honing and toning ‘his’ sound.
The Todd Wolfe Band hit the Tip Top Deluxe Bar & Grill in Grand Rapids, Michigan on April 11th, 2014. A physical version is available for the game, and it has been discounted regularly by up to 50% on the eShop with the last such sale occurring in July.The Todd Wolfe Band paid a visit to fans in Grand Rapids as their tour wound its way through the midwest.
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