Hadn't been to a concert since early December so the Revival gig at the Klub Niebo on Thursday evening was a godsend.
Saw Cory Henry with the Funk Apostles while my brother was over from Australia last year, and it was possibly my gig of the year, so it was nice to see Henry again under The Revival format.
With Cory Henry, Isaiah Sharkey, and Taron Lockett being such masters of their instruments, at times, it felt like being at an Emerson, Lake & Palmer concert (I mean this as a massive compliment, as I once had the honour of seeing ELP at Manchester Apollo in the early 1990s).
Liked all the dreamscape kind of tunes that Henry, Sharkey and Lockett did, especially the opening one, 'Superstition'.
Being middle-aged, I've grown to value music across most genres, and really like it when some kind of prolonged soundscape makes me dream at a concert, and Thursday evening's gig had this desired effect.
Immediately after an almost two-hour set, Cory Henry lead his two colleagues and the crowd to the cloakroom section near the door:
Where people were free to converse with the band members as they made their way out of the Niebo.
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