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Ok I’m back and I’m hungry for music. Let’s get this party started. The Canyon Club is a large bar/joint/venue on the 101 in the suburbs north of Los Angeles, on the way to Ventura County, my home. I drive by this place twice a day. I saw Kansas 😮 there once, as one of my friends went to college with their tour manager so I agreed to go with him. What a night that was. Imagine the people you went to high school with who liked Kansas, then imagine those same people 40 years later. I saw Dave Mason there, accompanied by the famous Tim of our own little FF. I recently saw Albert Lee and a cast of dozens there. I’m not sure if this is a dinner show or not but the food was worse than dog food at the Albert Lee show so I am going to eat before I go there. Prepare to rock on!
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Something Wicked This Way Comes
Can’t Let Go
Buttercup
Right In Time
Pineola
Drunken Angel
Stand Right
Fruits of My Labor
Blue
Those 3 Days (aborted)
Everything But The Truth
Burning Bridges
It Tears Me Up
Real Live Bleeding Fingers
Those 3 Days
Change The Locks
Come On
Essence
Honey BeeOut Of Touch (with Doug Pettibone)
Joy (with Doug Pettibone)
Rockin in the Free World ( With Doug Pettibone)
off at 11:26Thanks, tonyg, for the setlist. I was preparing my version of the setlist, but I was delayed watching the Haden Triplets on Conan TV. (The Haden Triplets perform at the Bootleg in Los Angeles in about 19 hours this Friday night).
For Lucinda’s show, Gia Ciambotti joined on-stage for vocals, starting at Pineola, and remaining for most of the songs.
“Stand Right” at #7 in the setlist is a new song.
Had a great time at the Canyon Club but I wish I had read your comments on the food before eating there. Great performance and I really liked the way she came back to Those Three Days later in the show after a couple of awkward starts. It ended up being one of the highlights for me. Really liked the opening band (The Kenneth Brian Band) a lot too.
We had mad, mad fun last night. I was in a party of 4 and we strolled in around 9:15 after a great dinner at a fab restaurant in Westlake Village. It felt like a home game for me since the CC is less than 20 minutes from my humble home. Bill, if you want to sit at a table you have to order and try to digest dinner. I was happy to stand. Lu was her usual great self. Sorry I missed Seeing Black from the other night. Stuart Mathis was amazing on the geetar. He took great care to perform the songs as intended and did all sorts of groovy little fills and doodads here and there. He killed. I don’t know what the problem was with Those 3 Days but it started off wrong and headed downhill promptly. I was glad to see she gave it another shot later. I did forget to mention Gia Ciambotti sang throughout the show.
When Doug joined for the last 3 songs a very, very good show became a great show. Doug wailed like crazy and he and Stuart are very good together. If they played together every night it would be beyond mega awesome.
The Canyon Club was filled with familiar faces. It was a great and rare treat to see our quiet leader, Ralph the Webmasta in the house, along with his wife Jennifer. My super talented friend and musician Matt Szlachetka was there with his friend Craig. Paul From Los Angeles was ever present. Grumpmama was in fine form. FF friend Cindy made the scene.
It was great to see Tom, Lu, David, Butch, and Stuart, and Gia. It was great to see other people, whoever they are. It was not great to get to bed at 2 am and come to work for 7 am. I thought I wasn’t going to do that anymore. I look forward to the final 3 shows.
Agree with everything you said about the show. That was a home game for me too, it was nice to only have a 20 minute drive home afterwards. We were planning to eat at Ladyface Alehouse but at the last minute decided to try the dinner at Canyon Club. Won’t make that mistake again but one benefit was that we were at a table with some good people and we made friends for the night.
Correct, Lafayette. “Stand Right” is a new song, and was debuted last night.
Also, for this tour, “Buttercup”, “Right in Time”, and “Those 3 Days” had their first appearances.Great reporting all, sure did look like a fun night tonyg and since you met Ralph the Webmasta perhaps you could contact him as co-moderator to have him look into the bugs on the forum that need fixing as reported elsewhere.
Many thanks.Here’s most of the encore from You Tube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYFw_So4ieg
lwj
Thanks for all this. Could someone speak to “Stand Right,” either quoting a brief lyric or describing the sort of song it seemed musically?
“Buttercup”?!?!!? Oh my.
Gia C is of course the daughter of Dr. John C, the bassist/chiropractor from the self-titled era.
@stoger wrote:
Thanks for all this. Could someone speak to “Stand Right,” either quoting a brief lyric or describing the sort of song it seemed musically?
very upbeat positive song, referring to a couple doing right by each other. “I’m gonna stand right by you, you’re gonna stand right by me…” I had heard Lucinda “hum a few bars” of this song on Tuesday night after the Echoplex show – she was talking about how excited she was about all of the new material. it’s a really catchy tune and for some reason reminds me (not reggae at all) of that mick jagger/peter tosh duet of Don’t Look Back (originally a Temptations song, though). Same vibe, for me at least.
@GrumpyMama wrote:
@stoger wrote:
Thanks for all this. Could someone speak to “Stand Right,” either quoting a brief lyric or describing the sort of song it seemed musically?
very upbeat positive song, referring to a couple doing right by each other. “I’m gonna stand right by you, you’re gonna stand right by me…” I had heard Lucinda “hum a few bars” of this song on Tuesday night after the Echoplex show – she was talking about how excited she was about all of the new material. it’s a really catchy tune and for some reason reminds me (not reggae at all) of that mick jagger/peter tosh duet of Don’t Look Back (originally a Temptations song, though). Same vibe, for me at least.
As lengthy as “Wrap. . .” from the West album?
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