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ok, i was hoping someone else was going to do this, but i’ll leave blanks since I wasn’t very sharp last night. Fine show though
1 Protection
2 Pineola
3 Drunken A
4 Car Wheels
5 Temporary Nature
6 West Memphis
7 Ghosts of
8Place in my Heart
9 Lake Charles
10Jackson
11 If My Love could Kill
12 Dust
13 Out of Touch
14 Changed the L
15 Essence
16 Joy
17 Blessed18 Ain’t Got No Home in the World
19 Change Gonna Come
20 Get Right with God21 Rockin in the Free
I can affirm that neither Are You Down nor Honeybee were played. Dee and dom????????????????
Dominic’s Phone indicates:
1 Protection
2 Pineola
3 Druken A
4 Car Wheels
5 Temporary Nature
6 West Memphis
7 GOH20
8 Lake Charles
9 Place in My Heart
10 Jackson
11 If My Love Could Kill
12 Dust
13 Out of Touch
14 Changed the Locks
15 Essence
16 Joy
17 Blessed18 Ain’t Got no Home
19 Change Gonna Come
20 Get Right With God21 Rockin in the Free World
Always wonderful seeiing Mr S. Safe travels to everyone heading to NYC and enjoy!!!
From the stage setlist:
Protection
Pineola
Drunken Angel
Car Wheels
West Memphis
Temporary Nature
Ghost Of Hwy 20 (Lu)
Lake Charles (Lu & Stu)/Look At The World (Lu)
Place In My Heart (Lu & Stu)
Greenville/Jackson
If My Love Could Kill/Fruits Of My Labor
Dust
Out Of Touch/Bleeding Fingers
Change The Locks
Foolishness/Essence
Joy
Blessed
Ain’t Got No Home (new version) (Lu)/Hard Time
Faith & Grace/Doors Of Heaven
Change Is Gonna Come
Get Right
Rockin In The Free WorldI was right at the rail (so close I could see her “Get Right With God” belt buckle!) but didn’t see the setlist til the end, kinda bummed I missed Faith & Grace–she skipped that and the alternate Doors Of Heaven…Hopefully she plays it in Tarrytown next Sat.
Well done Mr S. i drove up from Long Island as I was unable to get a seat for any of the City Winery shows. The venue, Buick 6 and Lucinda were absolutely wonderful. Lots of unintended but humorous moments too, from the dead mic at the start, to the acapella redo of the “old man Trump” verse during “I Ain’t Got no Home.” Hung out after the show near Lucinda’s tour bus with a few other concert goers talking music and got to meet Lucinda and get a hug and her autograph on my vinyl copy of “West.” Needless to say, the long trip was well worth it!
@gbyee wrote:
Well done Mr S. i drove up from Long Island as I was unable to get a seat for any of the City Winery shows. The venue, Buick 6 and Lucinda were absolutely wonderful. Lots of unintended but humorous moments too, from the dead mic at the start, to the acapella redo of the “old man Trump” verse during “I Ain’t Got no Home.” Hung out after the show near Lucinda’s tour bus with a few other concert goers talking music and got to meet Lucinda and get a hug and her autograph on my vinyl copy of “West.” Needless to say, the long trip was well worth it!
Good to hear, gbyee. Yeah, a hearty sarcastic “hello” emanated from Lu at the dead mike upon walk-out. I believe “If My Love could Kill” was a live debut for her, as she mentioned Alzheimers and her father. Also, after “Dust” she dressed down a Thirty tigers intern who was said to have left Miller’s name/credit off the liner notes, noting this intern “no longer works there.” Maybe ddinj can add some other comments: a good night.
Thanks for the welcome tonyg, and yes, so lucky…attached a photo of the signed album. stoger, another unplanned moment occurred when Lucinda went to set up her songbook to the next song, but found the page missing. She and the band went on with the next song. Afterward, the page was found offstage and brought out. Don’t know if it was at that time or later on that Lucinda said she needed the book because “there were just too many songs” and she “can’t afford a teleprompter…” That got a chuckle from the crowd.
From Tom:
I’got to better at getting these done a little faster. By the time I get around to doing it I’m trying to remember the highlights of the evening. The College Street Music Hall is a fantastic new venue. We love the venues that allow for both standing and sitting -we know we have people that want o have that choice. I wish there were a lot more like this around the country—they are perfect for Lu. And of course it sounded fantastic.
Place In My Heart was really incandescent -I think it is destined to be a classic Lu ballad. Jackson was also wonderful. The encore featured Lu’s version of Woody Guthrie’s Ain’t Got Not Home In This World Anymore with the new lost verse about Donald Trump’s father being Woody Guthrie’s landlord in the late 40’s in Brooklyn. Crazy world we are living in. Lu apparently wanted emphasize the lost verse because she sang it twice. How’s that for crazy American history. You can’t make this stuff up. but we did have legendary New Haven Pizza after the show. Let the pizza wars begin. And of course all the other ones too.
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