Our Version City gig with Milton Henry garnered some nice praise from a reggae fan and King Django himself.
Fan:
Milton Henry and the Bandulos were incredible. The Bandulos were really tight, and Milton Henry was on fire, every song was better than the one before it.
King Django:
I was also really surprised and impressed with the Bandulos!!!
The Bandulos rocked the block yesterday and night with two sets of well-honed covers. Thanks to those who came out in support. The set lists were:
01 Long Train Running
02 Mary Jane’s Last Dance
03 Can’t Stand Losing You
04 I Saw Her Standing There
05 Taxman
06 Eight Days a Week
07 I Feel Fine
08 Daytripper
09 Brown-Eyed Girl
10 Can’t Take My Eyes Off You
11 Beer
12 Interstate Love Song
13 All That She Wants
14 Possum Kingdom
15 Soul to Squeeze
16 Joker/Angel
17 Hard to Handle/Mama Said Knock You Out
18 Stray Cat Strut
19 I Will Survive
20 Jamrock
21 Santeria
22 Fire
23 Say It Ain’t So
me (aka Brother Billy), Paul B., Joey Crisp, and Magic Mike
(Rafael is cool but rude, and unpictured)
(photo courtesy Luke Buschmann)
The band formerly known as Paul B. & Friends are now The Bandulos! We’ll be playing our unique mix of classic rock, ’90s rock, Beatles, and hip-hop covers this Friday, July 21, at the Third Annual Levay Jump-Off. Then it’s a few block parties and backyard BBQs. Maybe we’ll get a bar gig one of these days…
The band, familiarly (and tentatively) known as Paul B. & Friends, played the Manzo 4th of July party last night, and the quintet became a sextet for two sets when Uncle Herman joined in on keys. The set list was:
01 Soul to Squeeze
02 Brown-Eyed Girl
03 Mary Jane’s Last Dance
04 Can’t Stand Losing You
05 Interstate Love Song
06 Tush
07 Beer
08 Santeria
09 Possum Kingdom
10 Message in a Bottle
11 Say It Ain’t So
12 Stray Cat Strut
13 All That She Wants
14 Jam Rock
15 Stir It Up
16 Joker/Angel
17 I Will Survive
18 Long Train Running
