Keb' Mo' Band plays the blues at Shawroom, A

Last night Keb' Mo' and his band filled the Turning Stone Casino's showroom with their pure Californian blues. The sound was excellent and the show was one of the better ones the showroom had to offer this yearso far.

'I don't wan't the blues. I just want to play the blues' 

Keb' Mo' explained to the blues friendly crowd at the Turning Stone Casino's Showroom. The Californian blues man had a comedic touch to him as he chatted to the crowd in between songs, sending chuckles and laughter out during many points of his set.

It was an awe inspiring set Keb Me' gave the crowd last night. He and his band were all on top form as they continued from one blues song to another. It was great to see the artists having fun with each other and jamming out with one another on stage.

Each member of the four piece band was exceptionally good last night. While they all played together extremely well, all of them had their own moments, especially the keyboardist and bassist. It was wonderful to hear and listen to each of their solos as Keb' Mo' respectively gave them each their own time on stage.

One of the better things about the Showroom is how great the sound is.  You could hear everything extremely well from the vocals to each instrument during Keb' Mo's performance. It was crystal clear. The venue in the casino proved to be a perfect place for the well known blues band.
Each member of the band sounded really good with harmonizing as they shared some vocals later on in the set.

Of course, the highlight of the night was Keb' Mo'. He gracefully played his electric and acoustic guitar as if they were both easy, charming everyone in the crowd with his constant smiles. He was energetic and dressed the part of a professional blues man.

Keb' Mo' Band played a great set this week at the Showroom. They played mostly original songs and hits like 'Shave  Your Legs' 'Life is Beautiful' and 'She Just Wants to dance'. It was a fun night fans of all ages could easily enjoy. Keb' Mo' satisfied his fans in Upstate New York and gained some new ones as well.

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