My best guess for the date is July 9, 1994. I played at least twice that day, first doing the festival-opening set with Susan and band, and then later in the afternoon with Paul Rishell. The whole festival was taped for broadcast on Quincy cable access but Susan’s set was omitted due to lack of signed releases. This is an amazing find!
Hey Annie - there’s a great Susan intv from 1998 in the Larry Katz archive where she says great things about you ! LMK if you need a link. Love your playing.
Guitar slinger Adrienne Hayes! Hayes was a member of the Susan Tedeschi Band at this time. Adrienne played & wrote some songs with Tedeschi and was a serious talent. Can’t find much more about her, other than some occasional jam sessions with blues giant Ronnie Earl.
My thoughts exactly. RUclips can be an absolute treasure trove of arts ..film ,music etc.. I give total thanks to the person who filmed this and shared it on here for all of us to enjoy. ❤
Friggin Ronnie Earl was the kissing cousin on guitar to Stevie Ray. The dude just wailed on that strat! His live in Europe album is a master class in blues.
I saw a picture in a Stevie Ray Vaughan biography years ago showing Ronnie Earl onstage playing with Stevie. They were friends before Stevie became famous. Ronnie was using at the time, and Stevie was clean when they played together. Ronnie said Stevie's example made a big impression on him without saying a word. Ronnie has been clean for a long time and is a wonderful sweet human being. Ronnie is an exceptional guitar player who always plays from the heart.
@@celebrityimpressionstogoI could not of expressed it any better than you have here...Ronnie Earl is a beautiful human being and a deeply soulful player.
I had to come back and say that Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters were the most under-rated blues band! I loved those guys - and the price I paid them for club shows was criminal! Blame the agent. Peace
Truly one of the finest, deep blues players Ronnie Earl is magic on his Strat. Bruce Katz on organ is a terrific counter point. The church of blues, Ronnie Earl style. I saw this Ronnie Earl band at the Backstage in Seattle. Super long sets. Gorgeous tone all around. Carries you away with such inventive, fingertip feeling blues. Love it. Keeping this American flame alive. Thanks all.
Another, in a long line of GREAT Susan Dedeski vocals! Maybe it's just me, but every time I listen to her I hear how much she must have listened to a lot of the great Bonnie Raitt when she was developing her own unique style of vocals. I dare anyone to listen to these first two songs, with eyes closed, and not think it's Bonnie Raitt, with just a little more rasp in her tones. Susan is a national treasure!
Bonnie Rait is a thousand times better singer and player. Shouting into a mic doesn't make you a great singer. If she hadn't hooked up with Derek Trucks when she did she'd be forgotten by now, he carries her. Her guitar playing is lame. I'll isten to Larkin Poe instead.
@wilcorrigan2970 C'mon little willie , She is doing much more than just shouting into a mic,she has vibrato and soul in her singing. Now I know music is subjective and everyone hears things differently, but what I pointed out is just 100% facts.Btw..I would go out of my way to listen to anything by Larkin Poe and Tyler Bryant and his band of baad' mofos.
My girl just came in the room, like 'turn it town'! We take care of her mama with dimentia. She looked at me' saw my defiance; listened to the sounds and smiled, closed the door and I turned it down a pebble. ;) B good to your ppl, ppl
Awesome! I was fortunate to be in band where we played a couple of Susan Tedeschi songs, have been a fan for a while. Seen her with Tedeschi Trucks band a couple of times, and she is greater than ever. But man, I hadn't seen any old footage, and that Adrienne Hayes can play.
I was there! City of President's Blues Festival. I think her band had just won wbcn Blues battle of the bands. I said to my future ex-wife "This girl's gonna be a star". We started going to see her anytime she played in the area... Love her early work. She's an amazing talent.
Actually she played and won at Harper's Ferry Battle of the Blues Bands. The band came in 2nd at the national event in Memphis, primarily because they went over the time limit. You are right, I said the same thing, she has all the makings of a star!
Saw her at Quincy Armory around this time. She did a cover of "Monster" Mike Welch's " Afraid of my own Tears". He was blown away and said: How the hell am I supposed to follow that ??? " Great to see"Little" Annie Raines on harp !!! :)
I would think this is mid to late 90's. Susan had Annie Raines on harp here, and on her Better Days album. Annie"s slow burn and build on the classic Nobody's Business is a lesson in dynamics, and hitting the note...Thanks for this post !
I've seen Susan in TTB, I saw her open for BB around the turn of the century and now this, it's just brilliant. Susan has the blues deep down. The girl has pipes! Thanks to whoever put this up.
Thanks mang. Poor health has rocked poor Ronnie Earl - he was a late bloom-er Been a fan since early 90s Roomful of Blues et al & have experienced a few live shows👌
Ronnie is and always be on a league of his own. Just like Bloomfield he stands out in a crowd of great blues stylists as unique. Ronnie and Laura Chavez are probably the two that stand out today.
Susan and Ronnie were completely astounding at this show!! Vintage Ronnie in all his glory! I've had the great pleasure to see Ronnie perform many times through the years and he never disappoints!! I first saw Susan in the 90's at a small club and I knew she was going places. I've been to a few of these Quincy Blues Fests back then which were fantastic...but I wish I was at this one! This is the next best thing to being there and I'm so glad this was posted, so thank you so much!!
Wow! Absolute gold! I’ve hosted Ronnie and band several times, and Susan once, at my club and at the two blues fests I operated. It would of been late 90’s early 2000’s, in southern Ontario 🇨🇦 Canada! The bluesiest place in the country, between Detroit and Buffalo on Lake Erie’s north shore! Great memories! What a time for the blues! Peace
XRT in Chicago promoted her in the '90s. Got to see her then and several times with TTB. She's like a fine bottle of red wine. She just gets (even) better with age, richer, deeper, smoother.
Boy we had some amazing talent in the Boston area. Saw Ronny Earle that year in Cambridge playing with Warren Haynes Band, the opening band was the Screaming Chetah Wheelies!!! Insane show. Saw Susan at Marshfield fair, along with Bruce Katz and another massive talent Brian Templeton and the Radio Kings! Those were some great shows!! Thank you for posting this video! Play the blues!!!
Wow! All i can say is,Thank you!! Thank you so very much for sharing this with us all! A fantastic recording of killer sets by both Susan ,Ronnie and their fantastic bandmates. I wish the song by that second group was recorded, it sounded like it going to be pretty good,but alas'..I remember conserving tape & Batt power back in those Camcorder days when I'd record shows too. Again..Thank you! ❤
WOW! I dig it... I dig it deep! Thanks for the trip back in time. Oh and just short of the 30 min point, is that David Bromberg, vocalizing encouragement to Ronnie? Sure sounds like him... LOL.
Gee whizz, them girls are the stuff! ...I mean I dig the TTB now but WTF mang (?) Wuz I totally sound asleep or thunked I was just too cool not to know about this class act?
@@dansullivan7262 Thanks. I couldn't catch her name when Sue introduced her. Yes she is great. I'll have to youtube search for her name. Hopefully she's still kicking it.
Your title says August 2009. Did you mean 1999 or?? 'Cause in this video, Sue is younger than what her age was in 2009. In 2009, Sue was 39, but in this video she looks more like 25ish.
@@dansullivan7262 Thank you for updating the approx. date. Makes more sense now. Regardless of the date, this is still the earliest video recording of Sue I've seen. She's more reserved now compared to this video. Walking on the wild side, but didn't we all 27+ years ago. 🙂
Folks that's not Ronnie Earl. It is Adrienne Hayes. I don't know where dan gets the idea that it's Earl because it is obviously a woman. Hell of a band. As usual, Susan is a knock-out.
First saw Ronnie Earl with the Roomfull of blues a million tears ago. Great player.
🥰😇 you just don't see goodness like this anymore 💯🥰😇
My best guess for the date is July 9, 1994. I played at least twice that day, first doing the festival-opening set with Susan and band, and then later in the afternoon with Paul Rishell. The whole festival was taped for broadcast on Quincy cable access but Susan’s set was omitted due to lack of signed releases. This is an amazing find!
So glad to be able to share it! I will correct the date.
This is wonderful to see! Annie any idea what became of Adrienne Hayes? Can’t find out much about her. What a great guitarist
Just confirmed by Ronnie Earl that it was 1995.
Hey Annie - there’s a great Susan intv from 1998 in the Larry Katz archive where she says great things about you ! LMK if you need a link. Love your playing.
Was this in Santa Cruz?
Guitar slinger Adrienne Hayes! Hayes was a member of the Susan Tedeschi Band at this time. Adrienne played & wrote some songs with Tedeschi and was a serious talent.
Can’t find much more about her, other than some occasional jam sessions with blues giant Ronnie Earl.
Who would have thought on that day when you were recording this, that 28 years later we'd all sit here on YT and watch this.
My thoughts exactly. RUclips can be an absolute treasure trove of arts ..film ,music etc.. I give total thanks to the person who filmed this and shared it on here for all of us to enjoy. ❤
Friggin Ronnie Earl was the kissing cousin on guitar to Stevie Ray. The dude just wailed on that strat! His live in Europe album is a master class in blues.
I saw a picture in a Stevie Ray Vaughan biography years ago showing Ronnie Earl onstage playing with Stevie. They were friends before Stevie became famous. Ronnie was using at the time, and Stevie was clean when they played together. Ronnie said Stevie's example made a big impression on him without saying a word. Ronnie has been clean for a long time and is a wonderful sweet human being. Ronnie is an exceptional guitar player who always plays from the heart.
@@celebrityimpressionstogoI could not of expressed it any better than you have here...Ronnie Earl is a beautiful human being and a deeply soulful player.
That’s about the time I saw her for the first time. She blew me away-such a powerful voice and skill-30 years later she’s sill got it. Rock on Susan!
I had to come back and say that Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters were the most under-rated blues band! I loved those guys - and the price I paid them for club shows was criminal! Blame the agent.
Peace
Truly one of the finest, deep blues players Ronnie Earl is magic on his Strat. Bruce Katz on organ is a terrific counter point. The church of blues, Ronnie Earl style. I saw this Ronnie Earl band at the Backstage in Seattle. Super long sets. Gorgeous tone all around. Carries you away with such inventive, fingertip feeling blues. Love it. Keeping this American flame alive. Thanks all.
Per Hanson on Drums. To me the best Blues Drummer on the planet. Just a monster on playing Ronnie's style of Blues, Jump, and Swing
Another, in a long line of GREAT Susan Dedeski vocals!
Maybe it's just me, but every time I listen to her I hear how much she must have listened to a lot of the great Bonnie Raitt when she was developing her own unique style of vocals.
I dare anyone to listen to these first two songs, with eyes closed, and not think it's Bonnie Raitt, with just a little more rasp in her tones.
Susan is a national treasure!
Bonnie Rait is a thousand times better singer and player. Shouting into a mic doesn't make you a great singer. If she hadn't hooked up with Derek Trucks when she did she'd be forgotten by now, he carries her. Her guitar playing is lame. I'll isten to Larkin Poe instead.
@wilcorrigan2970 C'mon little willie , She is doing much more than just shouting into a mic,she has vibrato and soul in her singing. Now I know music is subjective and everyone hears things differently, but what I pointed out is just 100% facts.Btw..I would go out of my way to listen to anything by Larkin Poe and Tyler Bryant and his band of baad' mofos.
My girl just came in the room, like 'turn it town'! We take care of her mama with dimentia. She looked at me' saw my defiance; listened to the sounds and smiled, closed the door and I turned it down a pebble. ;) B good to your ppl, ppl
Oh and forgot to mention, great footage here of Ronnie too, another one of my all time favorite contemporary guitarist.
Mine too 😀
Awesome! I was fortunate to be in band where we played a couple of Susan Tedeschi songs, have been a fan for a while. Seen her with Tedeschi Trucks band a couple of times, and she is greater than ever. But man, I hadn't seen any old footage, and that Adrienne Hayes can play.
Where did Adrienne Hayes go today?
I was there! City of President's Blues Festival. I think her band had just won wbcn Blues battle of the bands. I said to my future ex-wife "This girl's gonna be a star". We started going to see her anytime she played in the area...
Love her early work. She's an amazing talent.
Actually she played and won at Harper's Ferry Battle of the Blues Bands. The band came in 2nd at the national event in Memphis, primarily because they went over the time limit. You are right, I said the same thing, she has all the makings of a star!
Saw her at Quincy Armory around this time. She did a cover of "Monster" Mike Welch's " Afraid of my own Tears". He was blown away and said: How the hell am I supposed to follow that ??? " Great to see"Little" Annie Raines on harp !!! :)
I've had the pleasure of seeing/listening to Ronnie Earl several times back in the day.. He doesn't miss a note and underrated 🎸'ist
Sounds so great here.
Rockin Rod Katz and Hansen of course the man Ronnie killed it together. Missin Weds at the Bull!
Damn! I'll bet there was some throwdown guitar goin' on for that set!
I would think this is mid to late 90's. Susan had Annie Raines on harp here, and on her Better Days album. Annie"s slow burn and build on the classic Nobody's Business is a lesson in dynamics, and hitting the note...Thanks for this post !
1995
was at this blues festival...too bad these concerts dont happen anymore.... miss these!
The Legendary Ronnie Earl on the guitar!!😊✌
??
Nup, that's Adrienne Hayes.
Blows my mind to see Susan at this point in her career. Just saw her last Saturday night in Asheville with Derek and band. Love this girl!
very nice.
ST Band is driving hard. Ronnie's tone, timing and phrasing are fantastic.
This. Is . Awesome
Excellent harp!!Super!
Oh Ronnie.... awesome guitar.... thank you!
Awesome
Love it...✌💜
Thanks Dan, I'm out in that crowd somewhere. These shows in Quincy were great. I think I was at the inaugural, it's been awhile...
Geez 7 thousand views and I'm the first one to like the video??? I don't understand people... This is absolutely GOLD!
I've seen Susan in TTB, I saw her open for BB around the turn of the century and now this, it's just brilliant. Susan has the blues deep down. The girl has pipes! Thanks to whoever put this up.
Thanks mang. Poor health has rocked poor Ronnie Earl - he was a late bloom-er Been a fan since early 90s Roomful of Blues et al & have experienced a few live shows👌
She was a powerhouse then and she's powerhouse now. Kudos.
Ronnie is and always be on a league of his own. Just like Bloomfield he stands out in a crowd of great blues stylists as unique. Ronnie and Laura Chavez are probably the two that stand out today.
True but too bad nobody can get along with him.This is silly not having a singer or harp player.
@@knifelyfe6565 Who are you talking about ? Ronnie Earl? Bloomfield? Either way its obvious you have no clue what you are talking about.
@@jamesjameson4303 Im talking about Ronnie.Ive known him since the 80s.You don't know what you're talking about.
Susan and Ronnie were completely astounding at this show!! Vintage Ronnie in all his glory! I've had the great pleasure to see Ronnie perform many times through the years and he never disappoints!! I first saw Susan in the 90's at a small club and I knew she was going places. I've been to a few of these Quincy Blues Fests back then which were fantastic...but I wish I was at this one! This is the next best thing to being there and I'm so glad this was posted, so thank you so much!!
Wow! Absolute gold! I’ve hosted Ronnie and band several times, and Susan once, at my club and at the two blues fests I operated. It would of been late 90’s early 2000’s, in southern Ontario 🇨🇦 Canada! The bluesiest place in the country, between Detroit and Buffalo on Lake Erie’s north shore! Great memories! What a time for the blues!
Peace
This was probably ‘94. Thanks for posting!! Lots of amazing memories.
I heard it said '94😀
XRT in Chicago promoted her in the '90s. Got to see her then and several times with TTB. She's like a fine bottle of red wine. She just gets (even) better with age, richer, deeper, smoother.
Great music.tight arrangement. Pro fessional. A+
She still plays that guitar too!😉🔥🎸
Girl playin some serious kick azz guitar!🙂
Fantastic 😍😵💫🙏 you know what they say about harmonica players 😳😵💫🤩👍
Another Norwell alumni! I remember back then when she started getting “real” gigs ! Good times !
Thank you for posting. ST rocking. Ronnie and band cooking with gas…….
Love Ronnie Johnnie by Mr. Earl & the Broadcasters.
Thank you for this upload.
Rare video.
I'm a Susan Tedeschi and TTB fan.
Boy we had some amazing talent in the Boston area. Saw Ronny Earle that year in Cambridge playing with Warren Haynes Band, the opening band was the Screaming Chetah Wheelies!!! Insane show. Saw Susan at Marshfield fair, along with Bruce Katz and another massive talent Brian Templeton and the Radio Kings! Those were some great shows!! Thank you for posting this video! Play the blues!!!
Wow! All i can say is,Thank you!! Thank you so very much for sharing this with us all! A fantastic recording of killer sets by both Susan ,Ronnie and their fantastic bandmates. I wish the song by that second group was recorded, it sounded like it going to be pretty good,but alas'..I remember conserving tape & Batt power back in those Camcorder days when I'd record shows too. Again..Thank you! ❤
Fucking hell. Ronnies off the scale here 🥰
This is great, thank you !
Ronnie Earl, enough said
Oh Susan!
Adrienne Hayes. Wow! Nice work!
It's old but gold !
She’s still got it
Fantastic sound! Thank You for sharing this! Best Regards and Best Wishes!
I've never seen her this young had it back then.
Much respect!! Susan and band didn't mess around!!
Awesome, love it!😄
i would like to know what happened to the guitar player...great player
Years
Always loved Susan since her first album wth Sean Costello 😭 But iAddrianne Hayes🥰 and who's that on harp?! This is tremendous, truly.
💙💙💙
What a gosh dam blues goddess!!!
Outstanding!
❤
WOW! I dig it... I dig it deep! Thanks for the trip back in time. Oh and just short of the 30 min point, is that David Bromberg, vocalizing encouragement to Ronnie? Sure sounds like him... LOL.
DAMN, unless you is deaf YOU JUST KNOW this womang is the blues 👌✌
Fantastic...
Jack Pearson is the logical evolution of Ronnie Earl, in many ways❤
Super
Thanks for posting!!!
I’m so glad that Jennifer Lawrence paved the way for women to play the blues ….
Susan’s voice was already so strong! How old was she here?
She was born November 1970, So Susan was 23.5 years old! Funny thing is her later to be husband Derek had just turn 15 years old! lol
25:16 - “Wait, don’t dance in front of the camera!”
25:22 - “Actually, you’re fine.” 😏
It appears that I've been too quick in commenting. Apologies to dan. However, Susan, Adrienne and the band are excellent.
This is awesome. That’s Adrienne Hayes burning up the electric guitar + Annie Raines on harmonica. Anyone know if these two ladies still play?
annie and paul rishell have been a duo for decades.
ruclips.net/video/Ux-lQaoZewk/видео.html
@@gnat10h75 thanks for the information. Very nice. Does Adrienne Hayes still play? What’s her history, don’t know much about her.
@@RustedTelevisione I don't know anything about Adrienne Hayes. Very talented.
@@RustedTelevisione I liked her too.
That’s mean Susan Tedeschi ❤
Jbaoooooo❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hot 🥵
I am suffering
Susan شواي شواي علي 🥵💄💋 you sing tooo meannnn
Thanx so much Dan...
Is there any more stuff By Susan from this era that you know of?
Goggle-brain afforded me no joy...
Gee whizz, them girls are the stuff!
...I mean I dig the TTB now but WTF mang (?) Wuz I totally sound asleep or thunked I
was just too cool not to know about this class act?
All I can say is Derek is a lucky man. He got cougared by one sultry momma 😊
Who are these galz ?! How many are you ??? Is the drummer a girl too?
Adrienne Hayes where are you?
Destined
Geesh!
Daoooooo who is the second guitar gallll cat 🐈: she is awesome on kkkitarrrrr
Nice!! Who is the other gal playing a Strat? Thanks for posting this classic!! More?
That is Adrienne Hayes on guitar, who played in Susan's band for several years back then. Fantastic player, right?
@@dansullivan7262 Thanks. I couldn't catch her name when Sue introduced her. Yes she is great. I'll have to youtube search for her name. Hopefully she's still kicking it.
@@dansullivan7262 yes she certainly is!
@@dansullivan7262 Do you know the harp player?
@@stephenbouchelle7706 That is Annie Raines on harp. She still plays in a duo with Paul Rishell, who is a great blues singer/guitar player.
Jbaooooo that harp layyydèè❤ what is her name??????????
Your title says August 2009. Did you mean 1999 or?? 'Cause in this video, Sue is younger than what her age was in 2009. In 2009, Sue was 39, but in this video she looks more like 25ish.
You are right! I corrected that (to the best of my memory!)
@@dansullivan7262 Thank you for updating the approx. date. Makes more sense now. Regardless of the date, this is still the earliest video recording of Sue I've seen. She's more reserved now compared to this video. Walking on the wild side, but didn't we all 27+ years ago. 🙂
Might be July ‘94.
1995
Was Sean Costello in Susan's band at the time?
real
Anyone know the personnel for Susan’s band?
Adrienne Hayes guitar and Ronnie's daughter on harmonica
Wow! Smoking
Is that Holly Harris announcing?
Yes it is.
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I thought she had blonde hair
Why do people go to concerts and talk their way thru the whole thing? Wish that guy in the background wasn't there.
Folks that's not Ronnie Earl. It is Adrienne Hayes. I don't know where dan gets the idea that it's Earl because it is obviously a woman. Hell of a band. As usual, Susan is a knock-out.
Yes, Susan's guitarist is Adrienne Hayes. Ronnie Earl is the guitarist in the second band.
Great but boring chops