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1 Can’t Let Go
2 Pineola
3 People Talkin’
4 Learning How to Live [tour/Blake debut]
5 Well Well Well
6 Tears of Joy
7 I Lost It
8 Drunken Angel
9 Born to Be Loved
10 Ugly Truth
11 Kiss Like Your Kiss
12 Steal your Love
13 Buttercup
14 Out of Touch
15 Little Rock Star
16 Those 3 Days
17 Real Live Bleeding…
18 Essence
19 Changed the Locks
20 Honeybee
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21 Blessed
22 Hard time Killing Floor Blues
22 Joy
23 Get Right with GodIt’s still nice to note what a variety of venues Lu commands. Not every one has a pool table and a Pacman video machine available to the bored patron a mere 25 yards or so from the stage. And a quick look at the Slowdown event board reveals that roughly every third night, the headlining act is “Pub Quiz.” Ah, OMaha. . .
So someone else must take up the setlist-posting slack in the Far North. It’s been a fine ride….
Learning How To Live was a bit more like Learning How To Play tonight; we all needed to refresh our memories on that one. When it comes around again, I’ll be ready!!
oh, i asked because i like this song A LOT and because i read somehere you were trying to give it a new… sound? (the same with steal your love). well, good luck!
So someone else must take up the setlist-posting slack in the Far North. It’s been a fine ride….
Stoger, fine ride indeed.
Thanks so much for your superb reporting.
Someday you might publish a book on your Lu travels. I’d buy it.lwj
@LWjetta wrote:
Someday you might publish a book on your Lu travels. I’d buy it.
I believe it’s percolating, incubating, etc., LWj 💡
@blake wrote:
Learning How To Live was a bit more like Learning How To Play tonight; we all needed to refresh our memories on that one. When it comes around again, I’ll be ready!!
You fooled me, sideman. True, “Steal Your Love” came out of the gate smoking first time on the tour (and hasn’t let up since). “Learning How to Live” didn’t seem to me newly wrinkled, though it’s been awhile since Lu and any band played it live I think. One of my favorites, solid if not spectacular version. Perhaps Gia Ciambotti will lend some background vocal grace to it live on one of these June-ish west coast gigs. Failing that, it’s pretty damn good as is.
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