Reeves Gabrels and His Imaginary Friends*
10 cities, 10 nights
Wed 15 July Garage at Biltmore Asheville, NC www.thegarageatbiltmore.com
Thu 16 July Local 506 Chapel Hill, NC www.local506.com
Fri 17 July Half Shell Virginia Beach, VA (2917 Shore Dr, 757-481-3642ý)
Sat 18 July The Flamenco Onancock, VA (4 North St, 757-787-7780)
Sun 19 July Johnny Brenda's Philadelphia, PA www.johnnybrendas.com
Mon 20 July Rides the Nightclub Herkimer, NY (236 N Main St, 315-219-5003
Tue 21 July Cafe Nine New Haven, CT www.cafenine.com
Wed 22 July Regent Theater Boston (Arlington), MA www.regenttheatre.com
Thu 23 July Howler's Pittsburgh, PA howlerscoyotecafe.com
Fri 24 July The Winchester Cleveland (Lakewood), OH www.thewinchester.net
Reeves Gabrels, Kevin Hornback (bass), Jeff Brown (drums)
www.myspace.com/reevesgabrels

That looks popular sooze.

rgds

billb

Good luck to him

All the songs he cowrote in Tin Machine were decent:


Come to think of it, if you condensed both Tin Machine albums down to 1 album with just the Gabrels co-writing credits, you have a very decent album:


Under The God
Tin Machine
I Can't Read
Amazing
Prisoner Of Love
Bus Stop
Baby Universal
One Shot
YBIRAR
Amlapura
Shopping For Girls
You Can't Talk
Betty Wrong

Which makes me think he was a decent songwriter.

Interesting that Bowie should create one of his best albums immediately after parting ways from Gabrels - Heathen.

Interesting after recording Heathen he recorded one his worst albums Reality. David is pretty much useless without having someone around like Reeves or Eno to get the creative juices going.

Oh I dont know , Diamond dogs was pretty good ?

I s'pose Life On Mars? which he wrote on Croydon Road Park pavilion, was David being pretty useless.

"he recorded one his worst albums Reality."

but but ... I liked Reality!




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Reet Petite and how d'ya do

Reeves was Bowies finest partner. I love Ronno forever, but anyone who can co-write SURVIVE is a god to me

Love On.
Craig

I've got a lot of time for Reeves! He tells it how it is as well!

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A couple more more FYIs:
This tour is pretty much back to basics for Reeves -- power trio, small venues, his material and/or arrangements. The largest room is the Regent Theatre (500) in Arlington, Mass (Boston) on 22 July.

He plays (and sings) "Bus Stop" with this trio; I think it's the only one of his co-writes with Bowie he does at the moment.

Guitarplayer.com is posting tour reports from Reeves in their online forum; three are up so far.
http://forums.musicplayer.com/ubbthreads.php/category/10/Guitar_Player_Magazine_Forums