Seen at the Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival, No. 17, July 3, 2014 - a bit more Los Lonely Boys

I really like these brothers and their music. I left my seat and headed for the Music Millenium canopy, thinking I could get in line, buy a CD and have the guys sign it. By the time I got my ol' self over there, the waiting crowd was huge, spreading across the entire width of their CD-selling space. So, I took photos instead. I like the smile on Henry's face as he looks up at a fan.



You can see how many folks packed into the space there in front of the guys, which represents only a portion of the huge crowd. I like this photo because it shows how intently each brother--JoJo, Ringo, and Henry--is signing folks' merchandise. I think that's speaks well of their respect for their fans.

Seen at the Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival, No. 16, July 3, 2014 - Los Lonely Boys

I've read that family voices harmonize particularly well. I'm here to tell you that both times I've had the ecstatic pleasure of being in a Los Lonely Boys' audience, that is profoundly true. Here we have, left to right, Henry, Ringo, and JoJo, doing it oh so well.



To the best of my memory and Google searching, this is Steve Berlin of Los Lobos joining Los Lonely Boys on stage. Magnificent music ensued, let me tell you!



I was a long ways away from the stage and zoomed in the best that I could from my seat on the metal bench beneath the Blues Benefactor canopy. I decided that this photo, in addition to the other two, could be cropped and give you an idea of the dynamics on stage during the Los Lonely Boys performance. I especially enjoyed this when JoJo and Henry both played Henry's guitar while Ringo joined in on the drums.