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1 Can’t Let Go
2 Pineola [with talk of both C.D. Wright and Frank Stanford]
3 Drunken Angel [full full full full full full full full full full full band]
4 West Memphis
5 I Know All About It [Lu mentions it was first recorded on a cassette tape in the early 80’s: “I think it stands the test of time”]
6 Ghosts {Lu seems to apologize for the previous selection, noting that it’s hard to make an emotional attachment to some of the new songs]
7 When I Look at the World
8 Lake Charles
9 Side of the Road
10 Can’t Close the Door
11 If My Love Could Kill
12 Are You Down
13 Protection
14 Dust
15 Essence
16 Righteously
17 Joy18 Ain’t Got no home
19 Change is Gonna Come
20 Rockin in the Free WorldLooks like this report was submitted early in the am. Are you catching a flight? Thanks for the set lists. Looks like you got a really top notch run of shows. Be Safe
Thanks stoger!
Interesting Lu comment…” it’s hard to make an emotional attachment to some of the new songs”..
I find that to be true, but as with most Lucinda albums also find hearing them a few times live really helps.I’m thinking…. All the more reason to make another road trip for this tour… 8)
@DDinNJ wrote:
Looks like this report was submitted early in the am. Are you catching a flight? Thanks for the set lists. Looks like you got a really top notch run of shows. Be Safe
What an eagle eye, D. Yes I posted in Easter’s wee hours, got 7 or so hours sleep, and am now headed to Cleveland airport. What a run. Who’s picking up the ball in Ann Arbor?
From Tom:
We had never played in Kent before so it was incredibly satisfying to get such a fantastic reception and a sold out audience. Top to bottom everyone involved here were great. Tom, the promoter mentioned that he didn’t really have to advertise the show before it sold out and also mentioned that we could’ve done two. It is something we are seeing on this run of muliei-nights and smaller venues. Nothing better than walking out every night to a very appreciative full house. Next time, to paraphrase Ernie Banks,”let’s play two”.
Or three, or four. I’m no Cubs fan, but I believe this is an exact quote from the shortstop turned first baseman, Tom.
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