Daniel Villarreal: March 16, 2025 Tubby’s

By Kliked

I circled this date from the second it was announced. Daniel’s album “Panama ‘77” was my favorite of 2022. Lados B, from 2023, was also on my short list of favorites from the year. So seeing what this poly hybrid of psychedelic jazz, fashioned with DEEP grooves, could do in a live setting was a priority. I’ll save you the mystery; the show was killer. The band opened with “Traveling With” off Lados B and dug deep into material from both albums. They even gave us a glimpse of the future wit

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