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BURNING TREE: Reunion Gig Recorded For Live CD

October 12, 2006

BURNING TREE played a reunion gig at King King in Hollywood on Monday, October 9. Guitarist Marc Ford, playing his first show since resigning from the BLACK CROWES last month, was joined by bassist Mark Dutton and drummer Doni Gray for two sets of classics from their 1990 self-titled album as well as some new original compositions and covers. According to Marc's MySpace page, they will do it again next Monday, October 16 at the same place. The show on Monday was recorded and filmed and there are plans in the works to release a live CD.

(Thanks: Rob Beck)

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