Quarantine Takeover Show – 7th Order

Quarantine Takeover Show – 7th Order

This week’s Quarantine Takeover show comes from overseas again! This time from the magical land of Hawai’i! We welcome Daniel Jones of the band 7th Order recording his show on the side of Kilahuea in the town of Volcano. The show is a tribute to late guitarist Jesse Ed Davis, who played with the pantheon of great rockers in the 60s and 70s.

Their first recording sessions took place in December 2001 but 7th Order’s roots are much deeper. The band has, at various times, been joined by veteran British guitarist Martin Pugh (formally of the 60’s British band, Steamhammer, as well as Armageddon with The Yardbirds vocalist Keith Relf, and “The Rod Stewart Album” with Ron Wood & Keith Emerson), drummer Tim Kelliher (of Randy Hansen’s Machine Gun), and legendary American rock guitarist Geoff Thorpe (of Vicious Rumors). Reminiscent of blues-rock bands like The Rolling Stones & The Yardbirds, with progressive undertones ala Led Zeppelin, there’s something in there for all of you. Their most recent release (June 2020) is a track titled “Voyager”, a tribute to the late American guitarist, Ronnie Montrose – and is a benefit for the incredible Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.

7th Order’s magical links on social media
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Spoiler Alert – Click to see the playlist

1. Secret Agent Man – Johnny Rivers
2. Comin’ Down The Road – John Fogerty
3. While My Guitar Gently Weeps – George Harrison (Concert For Bangla Desh)
4. Watching The River Flow – Bob Dylan
5, Helpless – Buffy St. Marie
6. Ain’t Living Long Like This – Emmylou Harris
7. Motorcycle Mama – Neil Young w/ Nicolette Larsen
8. Bermuda Triangle – Fleetwood Mac
9. Smokestack Lightning – The Yardbirds
10. Big Dipper – Jesse Ed Davis
11. Go Back To Your Woods – Robbie Robertson w/ Bruce Hornsby
12. Eight Miles High – The Byrds
13. Town Without Pity – Ronnie Montrose
14. Spectrum – Billy Cobham (played under final comments)

If you missed it, the show is in our archives!

1 Comment

  1. John Franzem

    I enjoyed this program very much. Hope to hear more like it!

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