Lazy Snake lurk in the West of Scotland, and they are that part of the world's foremost 60s & 70s Rock & Soul Cover Band.
Lazy Snake are three experienced & accomplished musicians with top rock credentials.
Visually and aurally stunning, a Lazy Snake show is not to be missed!
Loud & Happy in Fife!
The band's first gig in Rosyth at the Gothenburg went down a storm on 19 November! An audience which knew its music very well inumdated the Snake with requests - including CCR's Up Around the Bend. Another Creedence favourite, Proud Mary was very well received. Pick of the evening was Big Country's Chance, the afforementioned Proud Mary, and rousing renditions of Bowie's Rebel Rebel and Ziggy Stardust. The old favourites like Comfortably Numb, Message in a Bottle and Don't Believe a Word were again delivered with the usual thunder, and the newer songs like REM fave The One I Love went down very well with a loud and happy rocking audience. Tub thumping versions of The Foo Fighters' Everlong were well received as was No One Knows, the Queens of the Stone Age stomper, which is now becoming a set highlight. Perhaps the top point of the night was the debut of Lennie Kravitz's Are You Gonna Go My Way.
The band were well looked after by staff at the Gothenburg, and appreciated by a great crowd! The band will be looking forward to an early return to this top venue!
Lazy Snake's music is pretty much steeped in the rock and blues traditions of the 60s and 70s. Setlists are planned to have maximum impact on the audience, event and venue types.
The band have a huge sound which belies thier three-piece status, and use state of the art music technology allied to prodigous musical talents to deliver a studio-quality sound whwrever they are asked to play. The current band setlist is around sixty songs and the band's road crew carry with them a mobile DJ rig which can be used to play out lists of songs whilst the band is offstage, thus maximising the musical activity throughout the gig.
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| Song | Artist | Year |
| YOU REALLY GOT ME | Kinks | 1964 |
| THE LAST TIME | Rolling Stones | 1965 |
| MIDNIGHT HOUR | Pickett, Wilson | 1966 |
| SUBSTITUTE | Who | 1966 |
| HEY JOE | Hendrix, Jimi | 1967 |
| PROUD MARY | CCR | 1969 |
| HONKY TONK WOMEN | Rolling Stones | 1969 |
| ALRIGHT NOW | Free | 1970 |
| MY SHARONA | Knack, The | 1971 |
| STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN | Led Zeppelin | 1971 |
| ZIGGY STARDUST | Bowie, David | 1972 |
| WISHING WELL | Free | 1972 |
| THE JOKER | Miller, Steve | 1973 |
| 20TH CENTURY BOY | T. Rex | 1973 |
| WHISKY IN THE JAR | Thin Lizzy | 1973 |
| SWEET HOME ALABAMA | Lynnrd Skynnrd | 1974 |
| REBEL REBEL | Bowie, David | 1974 |
| LYIN EYES | Eagles | 1975 |
| DON'T BELIEVE A WORD | Thin Lizzy | 1976 |
| LET STICK TOGETHER | Roxy Music | 1977 |
| BEST FRIEND'S GIRL | Cars | 1978 |
| JUST WHAT I NEEDED | Cars | 1978 |
| MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE | Police | 1978 |
| CAN'T STAND LOSING YOU | Police | 1978 |
| TEENAGE KICKS | Undertones | 1978 |
| ANOTHER BRICK | Pink Floyd | 1979 |
| COMFORTABLY NUMB | Pink Floyd | 1979 |
| SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO | Clash | 1981 |
| CHANCE | Big Country | 1983 |
| THE ONE I LOVE | REM | 1987 |
| HARD TO HANDLE | Black Crowes | 1990 |
| ARE YOU GONNA GO MY WAY | Lenny Kravitz | 1993 |
| STREET SPIRIT | Radiohead | 1994 |
| LEARN TO FLY | Foo Fighters | 1999 |
| NO ONE KNOWS | QOTSA | 2002 |
| EVERLONG | Foo Fighters | 2003 |
| TIMES LIKE THESE | Foo Fighters | 2003 |
| RUN | Snow Patrol | 2004 |
| CHASING CARS | Snow Patrol | 2006 |
| YOURE ALL THAT I HAVE | Snow Patrol | 2006 |
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