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“Galveston” would seem a second lock. And how about “Stowaway in Your Heart” as a hopeful, if uneducated, guess for the original?
Glen is keeping all the big ones for his set -as he should. Lucinda’s songs will be more obscure -and judging by rehearsal yesterday they will be very special.
Rolling Stone’s review of the show:
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/glen-campbell-says-farewell-in-final-l-a-concert-20120625
Nice, but are we still in the dark as to the three songs Lucinda did? I don’t suppose Blake Mills was part of the backing Dawes “house band?”
The review indicates she did a song called Turn Around and Look at Me or something like that. I don’t believe Blake was involved.
Lucinda did three songs -Turn Around Look At Me, Yesterday When I Was Young and Born To Be Loved. It was quite a night -very emotional -to be able to stand in the wings with Jackson and Kris among others and watch the show was very special. Lucinda was in tears. When Glen came offstage and the end Kris went over and hugged him -an image and moment I’ll never forget.
Thanks Tony and Tom–didn’t notice the one title in skimming the article, and “Born to Be Loved” is not a surprising choice. Doug taking the great instrumental break on that one? And Mr. Overby, I’m going to take you up on one of those Bolano fiction recommendations.
http://www.vintagevinylnews.com/2012/06/set-list-glen-campbell-hollywood-bowl.html
MONDAY, JUNE 25, 2012
Set List: Glen Campbell @ The Hollywood Bowl with Lucinda Williams, Kris Kristofferson, Jackson Browne &
Glen Campbell isn’t quite finished with his final tour, but he did perform his last concert in the Los Angeles area on Sunday night at the Hollywood Bowl. According to most reports, those in the crowd would never know that he was suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease from his singing and, especially, his guitar playing throughout the night with only slight lapses between numbers.
The evening was not just a Campbell concert, as a number of stars performed during the first set in salute to jos long and illustrious career, both as a singer and as a session man in the Wrecking Crew. Courtney Taylor-Taylor of the Dandy Warhols, Lucinda Williams, Kris Kristofferson, Jenny Lewis and Jackson Browne stayed far away from the songs that Glen would be performing later in the evening, sticking with some of his more obscure hits along with songs on which he played guitar during the early and mid-60’s.
The L.A. country group Dawes acted as the house band for the evening. Cambell used his own band which included two of his daughters, who also gave their father a break mid-show, and his son on drums.
The set list:
Tribute Set
Times Spent in Los Angeles – Dawes
Little Bit of Everything – Dawes
Dreams of an Everyday Housewife – Dawes
Daydream Believer – Courtney Taylor-Taylor
Last Train to Clarksville – Courtney Taylor-Taylor
I Get Around – Courtney Taylor-Taylor
Turn Around, Look at Me – Lucinda Williams
Yesterday, When I Was Young – Lucinda Williams
Born to Be Loved – Lucinda Williams
Highwayman – Kris Kristofferson
Less of Me – Kris Kristofferson
Just to Satisfy You – Kris Kristofferson
She’s Gone, Gone, Gone – Jenny Lewis
Just One of the Guys – Jenny Lewis
Let It Be Me – Jenny Lewis and Jackson Browne
I Know There’s An Answer – Jackson Browne
These Days – Jackson Browne
Viva Las Vegas – All
Glen Campbell’s Set
Gentle on My Mind
Galveston
By the Time I Get to Phoenix
Try a Little Kindness
Where’s the Playground, Susie?
Didn’t We
I Can’t Stop Loving You
True Grit
Lovesick Blues
Dueling Banjos (with daughter Ashley Campbell)
Dinging Deep (Ashley & Shannon Web Campbell)
Any Trouble (Ashley & Shannon Web Campbell)
It’s Your Amazing Grace
The Moon’s a Harsh Mistress
Country Boy
Wichita Lineman
Rhinestone Cowboy
Glen Campbell’s Encore
Southern Nights
A Better PlaceRead more: http://www.vintagevinylnews.com/2012/06/set-list-glen-campbell-hollywood-bowl.html#ixzz1yvVNhyJT
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