I’m stepping out of order for the time being. Yes, I have one more set to share with you from my assignment with I’m Music Magazine, but I am wanting to hold off on that last and final set for just a little while longer.
This is the why. I had an amazing night of funk as a guest photographer for Revolution Live last weekend. George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic ran their leg of the One Nation Under a Groove tour through South Florid and yes I had the privilege of being there live and direct. It was a bit of a tense time for us here in South Florida as we were keeping a watchful eye over Hurricane Dorian that was churning over the Caribbean wrecking havoc and we were unsure where and when he would make landfall that upcoming Monday.
Well, rather than stay in, there was the option of heading out that Friday night prior and letting off a little steam and getting the groove on. I was more than happy to do so and I got to partake in it while doing what I love. Yes, I was behind the lens for this epic night of funk.
Now I’m not sharing these sets in the order of performance, but rather my own personal order and the reasons why I went. You see, this night had performances by The Main Squeeze, Miss Velvet and the Blue Wolf, Fishbone and of course, PFunk. My first set that I’m sharing is of Miss Velvet and the Blue Wolf.
Honestly, I didn’t have any knowledge of this band prior to this night but let me tell you they were great. And the vocals, wow. I was amazed of how she could sound so great despite all that energy and movement on stage. But I’ll leave the musical review to you guys should you check them out on your own. I’m here to share what I saw through my eyes this night. Here is my top selection. I hope that you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed their performance. If you’ve been keeping up with me for some time or if it’s your first time reading, I always share some more images to my Facebook Page. Go on, have a look.
