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  1. July 14th, 2008, 12:54 AM #1
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    Default Kid Andersen - Norwegian Blues player

    Some couple years ago I saw a young bluesguitar player in a small club on the Westcoast. Had a drink with him talked for a while - he said he was from Norway and moved to the USA.

    Now I see that he became pretty popular in the scene. He is a great player and I am quite sure that we will hear more from Kid Andersen.

    Here's a video impression. He's got a decent tone and phrasing.

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    You have to go to http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=p9fIUOvU1ws
    because embedding is disabled for that video.

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    I saw him at Biscuit & Blues when I was in San Francisco. Somebody recorded some of those shows & uploaded them.













    Great club & a great player!

    The guy that recorded those shows has an interesting site

    http://www.guitarvibe.com/



    I also saw David Landon at Biscuits & Blues








    But the truly killer show while I was there was Billy Cobham's Spectrum Revisited at Yoshi's in SF (yes there is a Yoshi's in SF as well as in Oakland).


    http://www.ibabuzz.com/concerts/category/billy-cobham/
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