BSA, Poco, und Sobass

Anyone even slightly possessing of a sense of humour, or just a feel good spirit, should take the time to see Poco. Back in the late 80’s you’d be forgiven for thinking this band were actually Tears for Fears, with songs like ‘Call It Love’ you were looking at Rusty Young thinking he could have doubled as Roland Orzabal. But I digress. Poco is a Southern Country Rock band and, despite forming in 1969 and being around for even longer than The Eagles, have achieved very little in a mirror to success that their vastly more famous counterparts have. As a bit of trivia, Timothy B. Schmit has played bass in both bands and I’ve no doubt they’ve exchanged some members from time to time as well. With songs like ‘In the Heart of the Night’ you can be assured of an enjoyable and entertaining evening, as Poco’s rich legacy continues into a new Century, their music as rich and vibrant as those of their avian counterparts and ready to help the sun set across the range with a cool beer, wherever you happen to be.