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Sunday, October 24, 2010
Day 312: The Keith Richard's Rumor
In the days leading up to Da Tree Men's Sunday night gig, several attempts were made to lure Rolling Stones guitarist, Keith Richards to the Jolly Roger. Richards has been in the BVI for the last two weeks as chronicled on bvimusic.com.
Da Tree Men even played a few of the Stones' hits, including a reggae version of Wild Horses. Their encore song was Sympathy for the Devil and they killed it! Keith would have loved it.
The band also performed some originals, including Tropical Paradise (Jost van Dyke), Bushwacker, and Cane Garden Bay. It was great to hear so many people in the crowd sing along! Many of them had already downloaded Bushwacker and watched their videos online.
Da Tree Men's rendition of Folsom Prison got the crowd dancing...check it out:
A huge thank you to the TTOL Catfighters! They specially requested Da Tree Men play for their kick-off event!
Da Tree Men even played a few of the Stones' hits, including a reggae version of Wild Horses. Their encore song was Sympathy for the Devil and they killed it! Keith would have loved it.
The band also performed some originals, including Tropical Paradise (Jost van Dyke), Bushwacker, and Cane Garden Bay. It was great to hear so many people in the crowd sing along! Many of them had already downloaded Bushwacker and watched their videos online.
Da Tree Men's rendition of Folsom Prison got the crowd dancing...check it out:
A huge thank you to the TTOL Catfighters! They specially requested Da Tree Men play for their kick-off event!
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