In concert at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, NJ, David Bromberg and his Big Band perform "Sloppy Drunk," after which Bromberg makes a few remarks about the concert. From the Vestapol DVD "David Bromberg and his Big Band." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

wfuv.org. Bromberg perform "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry" by Bob Dylan live in Studio A. Recorded 2 Host: Darren DeVivo Engineer: Jeremy Rainer Cameras: Claire Donovan and Patrick Moore Editor: Matthew Ecker and Joe Grimaldi. + Informações

From the Wanted Dead or Alive album.. + Informações

David Bromberg discusses and performs the Ray Charles tune "Fool For You." From the DVD "Guitar Artistry of David Bromberg: Demon In Disguise." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

DB live performing Jerry Jeff Walker's Mr. Bojangles. Arguably, this is the best version you're ever going to hear of this song.. + Informações

Tour of 1984. David's wife, Nancy and son "Jakers" is doing back up vocals on this one. A great seven week tour with Arlo Guthrie, Shenandoah, Doc Watson & John Sebastian. David had his own band and hired a few guys from Shenandoah. David is high energy and great fun to be with. Bruce Clapper: Sound engineer Jackie Guthrie: Video production www.risingsonrecords.com. + Informações

David and his Quartet at the Lilac Festival in Rochester, NY on May 19, 2011. I shot this with my still camera, a Lumix GF1. I was very surprised at the quality, and had to share it.. + Informações

From "David Bromberg The Player: A Retrospective. + Informações

Performs Fri, May 11th, 2007 at 7:30pm Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne Fairfield Theatre Company 70 Sanford St. [across from Metro North Station] Fairfield, CT (203) 259-1036 www.fairfieldtheatre.org info@fairfieldtheatre.org. + Informações

wfuv.org. Bromberg perform "Summer Wages" live in Studio A. Recorded 2 Host: Darren DeVivo Engineer: Jeremy Rainer Cameras: Claire Donovan and Patrick Moore Editor: Matthew Ecker and Joe Grimaldi. + Informações

Album - Demon In Disguise. + Informações

At the Philadelphia Folk Festival Levon Helm was joined by David Bromberg and special friends for a moving rendition of The Weight. Amazing Artists! 4-19-2012 RIP - Levon Helm - Forever we will keep dancing with you in our ears and hearts. Thanks Levon!. + Informações

www.goodfootageproductions.com 73MIN |COLOR |HD|2011 Bending musical genres, collaborating with Dylan, Harrison, Garcia, and hundreds more, for the first time, we take an in depth look at New York American roots musician, David Bromberg's rise to fame and contribution to music. Suffering from burnout, Bromberg disappears in 1980's to become a full-time violin maker, collector and appraiser. He calls on musician friends (among Levon Helm,Vince Gill, Dr. John) to record a new CD. He resettles and opens a violin shop in Wilmington, DE where he actively helps bring music to its poor, once- culturally rich downtown. As he begins his musical comeback, he records an album that was recently nominated for a Grammy. Bromberg's musical life is reignited as downtown Wilmington, DE begins to shimmer once again.. + Informações

Guitar great David Bromberg teaches "Cocaine Blues." This is the first of two parts. From the DVD "A Guitar Lesson With David Bromberg." More info at www.guitarvideos.com. + Informações

David Bromberg sits in with Hot Tuna at the Vic Theater, Chicago, 1/18/86. + Informações

During David Bromberg concert at Royal Kona Resort, Peter Rowan got on stage and joined in on "Jimmy Brown, the Newsboy" Kailua-Kona, Hawaii March 31, 2012. + Informações

1978 David Bromberg Band - Calderone Concert Hall, Hempstead, NY, 23 April 1978 -FM-. + Informações

David has used this 6 minute version of "Sharon" on several albums. He has also used a 10 minute version on several albums. Take your pick of the 6 minute versions and enjoy! ***For info on purchasing all cd's, tour dates & lots of good stuff be sure to check out Bromberg's site: www.davidbromberg.net/ SHARON (David Bromberg) David Bromberg Went to this carnival, three years ago. No big deal, ferris wheel, the same ole' stuff you know. There was a man outside with a speech outside a tent, And he said it to me, and this is how it went. Folks, you know she walks, she talks, She crawls on her belly like a reptile. Same ole' line except one part, You don't need no money, boy, you pay with your heart Oh Sharon, what do you do to these men? You know the same rowdy crowd that was here last night is back again. Wandered around, and looked around for a seat. The light went low, and the band played a beat. Out came this girl, wearing a scarf and sleeves Did a little dance that made me weak in the knees. That girl, she danced like her back had no bone. The band played a tune called the Main Street Moan. She smiled a smile the whole world could see. She turned around, and she looked right at me. I must have jumped six feet in the air, And when I came down, that girl wasn't there. Oh Sharon, what do you do to these men? You know the same rowdy crowd that was here last night is back again. Out came this guy with a big ole' beard, And furry arms, man he looked like a bear. He said that .... + Informações

David Bromberg performs "Tongue" live in Studio A. Host: John Platt Audio Engineer: Jeremy Rainer Camera Operators: Patrick Moore, Andrew Arne, and Erica Talbott Video Editors: Erica Talbott and Patrick Moore Producer: Garret Richard. + Informações

David Bromberg, with Angel Band members Nancy Josephson, Kathleen Weber, and Alison Paige on vocals, on KNON's "Texas Renegade Radio" program, hosted by Mark Mundy. KNON Community Radio 89.3 FM, Dallas, Texas. Friday, September 18, 2009. davidbromberg.net. + Informações

David Bromberg performing "900 Miles", live from the Folk Alley studios. www.folkalley.com. + Informações

The encore at Hugh's Room July 3rd. This is from one of my favorite albums of all time.. + Informações

David Bromberg Trio with Mark Cosgrove and Nate Grower - April 1, 2012 at the Palace Theater in Hilo, Hawaii. Master practitioners of folk, blues, bluegrass, and other musical genres. Well, yes now and here I am again Right where I know I shouldn't be I've been caught inside this trap too many times I must have walked these steps and said these words A thousand times or more And I feel like I know everybody's lines You've got a mind of your own why don't you use it? You know your way home or did ya lose it? You knew right where you were goin When you walked up to that door And anytime you want to leave, get up and go How come I always get in trouble Just when I'm tryin to be so good? By now I really should know right from wrong It's just I always seem to find myself Around this neighborhood And I always seem to stay here all night long You've got a mind of your own why don't you use it? You know your way home or did ya lose it? You knew right where you were goin When you walked up to that door And anytime you want to leave, get up and go Well I'll leave in just a minute then And I won't be back no more Because it's coming here that has caused me all of my sorrow I'm goin out to fill the hole That you have dug inside my soul And you'll never see my face again .............. until tomorrow You've got a mind of your own why don't you use it? You know your way home or did ya lose it? You knew right where you were goin When you walked up to that door And anytime you want to .... + Informações

PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION to let us keep our choice of format on our Channels. YouTube is doing this now. They can continue. Please honor the BLACKOUT on March 7 & 8 and DON'T tune in to YouTube! Thank you. www.ipetitions.com The perfect blues song. A slow sad ballad which tells a story. You have to listen. Harp comes in at 3:48 and adds an even sadder note to the song. Gorgeous music. Lyrics by Blind Willie McTell and a story told so well by David Bromberg on his first album, "David Bromberg" released in 1972. The haunting harp and story David tells adds to this perfect mix. I know you will enjoy! ***For info on purchasing all cd's, tour dates & lots of good stuff be sure to check out Bromberg's site: www.davidbromberg.net/ Lyrics modified between the two versions. David sings most of them, but perhaps in a different order. Delia was a gambling girl, she gambled all around. Yes, she was a gambling girl, she would lay her money down. She's all I've got, is gone. Delia's dear old mother, she took a trip out West. When she returned, little Delia had gone to rest. She's all I've got, is gone. Delia's mama weeped. Delia's daddy mourned. It wouldn't have been so bad, good people, if the poor girl had died at home. She's all I've got, is gone. Curtis is looking high, and Curtis looking low. He shot poor Delia down, good people, with a big bore forty four. She's all I've got. High up on the house tops, as high as I could see, Looking for those rounders, who were looking out for .... + Informações

David Bromberg live at The Bottom Line (1991?). + Informações