“Whomp at the Warfield,” the live concert DVD by platinum recording artist, Taylor Hicks, is out January 5, 2010!
In May, 2007, Taylor Hicks had been on the road touring since February 21, doing five to six shows a week. He had been to 50 cities and 15 states. His tour bus had wound its way through the South, the Northeast and Midwest, and finally, the Southwest and California. He had been sick.
If you had seen him step onto the stage at the historic Warfield Theatre in San Francisco on May 9, you wouldn’t know that. It could have been the first concert of the tour.
Taylor Hicks does not slow down or dial down the energy!
This whirlwind of music and motion is caught in the singer’s first DVD, “Whomp at the Warfield.”
Captured May 9, 2007, at the historic Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, Taylor weaves an eclectic setlist through a fun evening. From rock classics like “Badge” and Eric Clapton’s “Naked in the Jungle” to Taylor’s own lament of lost love, “The Fall,” the Warfield concert is a ramped up new sound for the old theatre near Market Street.
The energy-spiked performance brings down the Warfield—whomp style.
During Prohibition days a lively speakeasy occupied the basement of the theatrical relic. In 1939, the Warfield hosted the epic “Gone with the Wind” with a portrait of Rhett Butler hanging in the lobby.
Almost 60 years after the historic saga of the South lit up the Warfield, Modern Whomp set the stage ablaze with an eclectic setlist delivered in style—Taylor Hicks in fancy boots, with a flashing smile, screaming guitar and wailing harp, “funkin’” it up on “Medicated Goo” and declaring, “You gotta love San Francisco.”
A new-age sound resonates in the old Warfield as Taylor’s diverse performance includes:
Gonna Move
Give Me Tonight
Heart and Soul
Just to Feel That Way
My Friend
The Deal
Hold on to Your Love
Wherever I Lay My Hat
Soul Thing
Heaven Knows
The Maze
The Right Place
The Runaround
The Fall
Badge
Naked in the Jungle
One review from a concertgoer claimed that the acoustic rendition of Taylor’s own, “The Fall” and Cream’s rock classic, “Badge” would be worth the price of the DVD.
Professional production and Taylor Hicks in hi-energy and hi-def makes this one musical bargain!
“Whomp at the Warfield,” live concert by Taylor Hicks on DVD is at stores January 5, including Barnes & Noble and Amazon.
In May, 2007, Taylor Hicks had been on the road touring since February 21, doing five to six shows a week. He had been to 50 cities and 15 states. His tour bus had wound its way through the South, the Northeast and Midwest, and finally, the Southwest and California. He had been sick.
If you had seen him step onto the stage at the historic Warfield Theatre in San Francisco on May 9, you wouldn’t know that. It could have been the first concert of the tour.
Taylor Hicks does not slow down or dial down the energy!
This whirlwind of music and motion is caught in the singer’s first DVD, “Whomp at the Warfield.”
Captured May 9, 2007, at the historic Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, Taylor weaves an eclectic setlist through a fun evening. From rock classics like “Badge” and Eric Clapton’s “Naked in the Jungle” to Taylor’s own lament of lost love, “The Fall,” the Warfield concert is a ramped up new sound for the old theatre near Market Street.
The energy-spiked performance brings down the Warfield—whomp style.
During Prohibition days a lively speakeasy occupied the basement of the theatrical relic. In 1939, the Warfield hosted the epic “Gone with the Wind” with a portrait of Rhett Butler hanging in the lobby.
Almost 60 years after the historic saga of the South lit up the Warfield, Modern Whomp set the stage ablaze with an eclectic setlist delivered in style—Taylor Hicks in fancy boots, with a flashing smile, screaming guitar and wailing harp, “funkin’” it up on “Medicated Goo” and declaring, “You gotta love San Francisco.”
A new-age sound resonates in the old Warfield as Taylor’s diverse performance includes:
Gonna Move
Give Me Tonight
Heart and Soul
Just to Feel That Way
My Friend
The Deal
Hold on to Your Love
Wherever I Lay My Hat
Soul Thing
Heaven Knows
The Maze
The Right Place
The Runaround
The Fall
Badge
Naked in the Jungle
One review from a concertgoer claimed that the acoustic rendition of Taylor’s own, “The Fall” and Cream’s rock classic, “Badge” would be worth the price of the DVD.
Professional production and Taylor Hicks in hi-energy and hi-def makes this one musical bargain!
“Whomp at the Warfield,” live concert by Taylor Hicks on DVD is at stores January 5, including Barnes & Noble and Amazon.
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5 comments:
Hi-energy and hi-def definitely combine to highlight the hi-jinx of a high flalooten musical experience by a high flying Taylor Hicks. The sale of "Whomp at the Warfield " has been highly anticipated by Hicks fans .
High-tail it to your local distributor and purchase this DVD. Get your Taylor Hicks high from watching "Whomp at the Warfield."
cath
And a high five to Cath!
I ordered mine the day the announcement was made! Looking forward to its arrivals in just few short days!
I look forward to receiving this highly anticipated DVD. I ordered it on Amazon a few months ago when it was advertised.
I have never seen "Whomp at the Warfield", so I'll be eagerly waiting for it to arrive.
Taylor never disappoints during his concerts. He is an excellent musician, entertainer, and songwriter. They are high energy for sure!
Debbie in Florida
High ~ I mean, Hi!..lol I can't add much to what Cath has already said, except, from what I've seen & from having heard 'The Fall' from the Warfield concert, I am 'chompin at the bit'!
I've also seen a bit of 'Badge' & that song gets me reved up! My 'Whomp at the Warfield, is ordered, & like others, the waiting for it to arrive is difficult. I know this will be a great fit into my Taylor Hicks collection of goodies.♥
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