ms_m
02-10-2011, 04:41 PM
I attended a TnT show last night and had a very good and interesting experience.
Spike Bonhart did a credible job. I was told he sounded like Levi but I would say he sounds more like an imitation of Levi and only in spurts.
The show was full of energy and the sold out crowd was very enthusiastic.
The band was off the hook and a special shout out to our own Drew Schultz, it was great to finally meet you and you are one kick arse drummer. You go boy!:)
My final thoughts about the show can be summed up this way.
For 40 plus years the sound of the Four Tops was Levi Stubbs, then there was Theo Peoples with another distinctive sound, that era has passed. Now,there isn't one distinctive sound but four voices that blend well. It will take some getting use to but as the saying goes, It is, what it is.
Oh yeah, Duke has a solo now. He sings, "My Way, but has changed it to "Our Way."
It's a very touching part of the show.
Spike Bonhart did a credible job. I was told he sounded like Levi but I would say he sounds more like an imitation of Levi and only in spurts.
The show was full of energy and the sold out crowd was very enthusiastic.
The band was off the hook and a special shout out to our own Drew Schultz, it was great to finally meet you and you are one kick arse drummer. You go boy!:)
My final thoughts about the show can be summed up this way.
For 40 plus years the sound of the Four Tops was Levi Stubbs, then there was Theo Peoples with another distinctive sound, that era has passed. Now,there isn't one distinctive sound but four voices that blend well. It will take some getting use to but as the saying goes, It is, what it is.
Oh yeah, Duke has a solo now. He sings, "My Way, but has changed it to "Our Way."
It's a very touching part of the show.