Leslie West & Joe Bonamassa – Studio Video
Oldies Songs A Reverent Passing of the Blues Torch Through Fire, Flesh, and Feeling When Leslie West joined forces with Joe Bonamassa for a studio performance of “Third Degree,” the moment carried…
Leslie West – Why Dontcha (LIVE Paris 1985)
A thunderous reunion with raw instinct, where volume, grit, and soul collide in real time When Leslie West performed “Why Dontcha” live in Paris in 1985, it was not a…
Leslie West – Roll Over Beethoven (Live 1980)
A defiant roar of survival and rebirth, where rock n roll becomes both testimony and triumph The 1980 live performance of “Roll Over Beethoven” by Leslie West stands as one…
Leslie West – Augusta, NJ 6/28/14 Nantucket Sleighride
A thunderous meditation on excess, endurance, and the weight of the American road When Leslie West performed “Nantucket Sleighride” in Augusta, New Jersey on June 28, 2014, the song arrived…
Leslie West – To The Moon
A Tender Ascent Toward Love, Redemption, and the Lasting Light of the Blues Recorded in 2011 under the guidance of producer Fabrizio Grossi, “To The Moon” stands as one of…
Jack Bruce & Leslie West – Theme For An Imaginary Western
A quiet elegy wrapped in soaring melody, written for wounds time could never fully close The performance of “Theme for an Imaginary Western” featuring Jack Bruce and Leslie West stands…
Alvin Lee & Leslie West – Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On
A fiery collision of blues instinct and rock bravado where two guitar giants turn a classic into a celebration of raw, kinetic energy When Alvin Lee & Leslie West joined…
Leslie West – People Get Ready
A prayer wrapped in soul and electricity, where vulnerability becomes its own kind of power When Leslie West included “People Get Ready” on his 2015 album Soundcheck, the recording did…
Leslie West – Dreams of Milk & Honey
A dream soaked plea for escape wrapped in molten blues and early heavy rock atmosphere When Leslie West released his 1969 solo record Mountain, the album reached No. 72 on…
Leslie West – Blowin’ in the Wind (2005)
A rugged voice meets a timeless question, turning protest into something raw, wounded, and unmistakably human When Leslie West released his 2005 interpretation of Blowin’ in the Wind, the moment…