#Copper blues full#
Playing as a duo or a full band, this is what it feels like to jump on a rocket and blast off for a space journey where for a few hours your leave all your cares behind and close your eyes and and see music completely different than anything your seen and heard before. Together they make up the band Notes From Neptune. Singing the styles of Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, Ed Sheeren and Prince. But not only does he sing, but "He Can SANG!" Combined with his jazzy, gospel, spiritual sax, they take you musically to places that you have been waiting your whole life to go. But not only because he plays a great sax, by the way he's been playing on Claude Lakey for the past 20 years, but Thomas brings a different element to the table. After getting to speak to him, Claude Lakey decided to have Thomas as a CL Endorser. He had a chance to play for an event where the Owner of Claude Lakey heard him. With the gospel styles of Kirk Whalum and the jazz styles of Stanley Turrentine in his background, he uses his sax as a voice and when you hear his sax it really speaks to you on a soulful level. Thomas Love is a Saxophonist of 30 years. With a little mix of raspy yet classic smooth sound he sings many styles such as Sting, Pink Floyd and Harry Connick Jr. You fall in a trance with watching his hands flow over his guitars with the grace and calm of a the wind but the sound that you are trying to figure out “How is that even possible to move that fast?” On top of that, Scott also has a unique vocal sound you can't miss. His skills are breathtaking and when you listen, you are amazed at how easy he makes it look. While playing some essence of classical and flamenco for the nylon string guitar he mixes in styles of pop, rock and jazz. Nylon string guitar is his preferred instrument. They can come home winners of three in five if all goes well.Scott Worstell is a guitarist of 30 years.
#Copper blues upgrade#
You’re always looking for an upgrade in any position (especially with how Mike Smith’s situation is currently playing out), but you can bet that any upgrade in net is going to come at a cost. Anyone want to fault Mikko Koskinen on any of the four goals? You’re going to hear a lot of talk about how the Oilers are going to need another goalie between now and the end of the regular season.
#Copper blues pro#
Always a pro move to score the game winner with 27 seconds remaining in the third period. He doesn’t have the gaudy goal totals that Leon Draisaitl has this year, but his third goal is his biggest goal so far in 2021-22. Big boost for Kailer Yamamoto on the game winner.The puck probably was going in slow motion for Warren Foegele when he tried to stuff it past Binnington, but Foegele picks up an assist while McLeod gets his first. Hats off to Ryan McLeod for picking up his first career NHL goal.McDavid had the primary helper on Draisaitl’s power play marker, it’s just another night for the best player in the world. McDavid picking up his 600th point on a beauty feed from Hyman was exactly what the Oilers needed to knock the wind out of the Blues’ sails after a first period that was controlled largely by St.There’s a lot to be said about this club’s defence, but it comes down to one point: Don’t worry about the defence if the Oilers score five goals or more.Leon Draisiatl having a power play goal and two assists (including the primary helper on the game winner) is what you need to see from this year’s Oilers club to secure a win. It seems like I’m not being serious when I say that, but you expect the big guns to carry the wagon. The usual suspects did the usual suspect stuff.Louis with a 5-4 victory and two points.Ī wild game, two points for the good guys. It’s the game winner, the Oilers will ride this one out of St. Draisaitl hits Kailer Yamamoto on a one timer who rockets it past Jordan Binnington for Yamamto’s third goal of the season. Louis zone and puts the brakes on, making room between himself and Blues defenceman Calle Rosen. With just over 30 seconds left to play, Leon Draisaitl streaks into the St.
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