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1 I Just Wanted to See You So Bad
2 Happy Woman Blues
3 I Lost It
4 Crescent City [Lu says it’s been good to hear that one shouted out already: “we were going to do it anyway”]
5 Circles & X’s
6 Tears of Joy
7 Plan to Marry [succeeded by talk about Chet being in tears after the demo version, urging her to keep that take]
8 Side of the Road[GET READY FOR THE GLORIOUS 9-11 ACOUSTIC SEGMENT, TOUR DEBUTS ALL]
9 Something About What Happens When We Talk [Lu comments on how rare it is to see Butch out front of the drum kit]
10 [give me a rain check, memory lapses here]
11 Pineola12 Drunken Angel
13 Out of Touch
14 Little Rock Star
15 Real Love
16 Real Live Bleeding Fingers & Broken Guitar Strings
17 Come On
18 Honeybee
19 Joy
20 Righteously
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21 Atonement
22 Changed the Locks
23 It’s a Long Way to the Top
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24 AngelNo one told me that downtown Mesa had only one place with a liquor license, though banks and car dealerships seemed legion. Upon finding out I was there for the show, the bartender immediately said he’d heard merch was being discounted. Then the co-owner chimed in to ask me whether one could purchase merch without having a ticket. All this was softball-throwing to me, so that the name “Susannah” naturally crossed my lips–before I had even entered the venue.
Sorry to hear the other poster didn’t get a discount; that would “sour” me too. In slight defense of them, Susannah and her helper for the evening were swamped. I heard her command folks to form a straight line during intermission, but the table was hopping even during parts of Buick 6’s set, and probably after the show too. The procedure seems to be (1) the underling issues the discount ticket; (2) Susannah rings the customer up accordingly. At least they did some volume.
I agree the acoustics were good and Lu was happy. Not sure what other venues might be in Mesa, AZ for comparative purposes, but it’s nice to have a sitdown venue in the loop now and again.
Severe set list. I am jealous. Between the first 3 shows of this leg, you have heard some great songs.
Thanks Stoger for keeping us up to date from the road…some nice songs getting out into the rotation so far.
And another one:
http://www.azcentral.com/thingstodo/music/articles/2009/06/01/20090601lucindareview.html
@baconus wrote:
Song 11. was Fruits of My Labor
Yes, I thought of it hours later, #10 I think actually, squeezed in between the two songs from SOW–not quite as bare of an acoustic interlude as Tucson, but glorious all the same. Glad you enjoyed both Arizona shows.
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