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Peoples,
I just got an email reminder from the venue about this show. The program notes show a solo Blake set, followed by a solo Lu set, followed by a duo set Lu and Blake, followed by a full band set with David and Butch. Is this real?
I was also informed that the Royce Bar serves refreshments and light food! 😀
I’m interpreting that Blake will open with his usual 5-6 songs, followed by a formal intermission. Then, Lucinda will start solo, Blake will join for a few songs, (added Jan. 26: then Doug will join Blake,) then David and Butch will join for the remainder of the show. Not really 4 sets…
Doug Pettibone posted on facebook he is joining Lu at Royce Hall for tomorrow’s show!
I had a ticket to this show, plans to fly WEST, but decided I had better not spend the $$$ right now for the trip. UGH, I was just feeling really good about my decision after college tuition bills and Christmas bills just came in until I read this. Lucinda, Blake, and Doug +David & [My Name Is] Butch – how’s that for a “Pinch Me I’m Dreaming” tour? [hat tip to West Words for coining said phrase]
If anyone has any ideas about where to meet before the show, please post them here. If not, I will head directly to the Royce Bar and hope for the best.
I know GrumpyMama will be at the Hotel W. That’s at the other end of the campus from Royce Hall. I will hoof it down there if that’s the place.
P.S. Hotel W is mega expensive. Valet parking only, $35. No self parking. Will search other options.
I found a place:
Sepi’s 10968 Le Conte Westwood
It’s a small sports bar. Food and drinks. Le Conte forms the border between the UCLA campus and Westwood Village, running east-west. Sepi’s is on the west end of Le Conte. GrumpyMama, you could walk right down Le Conte from your end to the other end. I think I will park off the Sunset Blvd. entrance and walk down there and hopefully be there by 5:30 pm. Traffic will be a bitch.
hi all,
I haven’t figured out where I’m going to park yet nor have I figured out what time I’ll be arriving (I’m still up here in the 805). I’ll try my best to join you all before the show, currently looks like Sepi’s. Sorry I couldn’t have hosted something earlier but if anyone needs a place to crash after the show, let me know.GrumpyMama there is a public parking structure south on Hilgard from the hotel called Valet Parking Services. Don’t know why, there is no valet it is self-parking. I think it’s $7 daily. The nearest cross street is Weyburn.
Royce Hall setlist:
In this listing, after a band member joined the ensemble, he remained on-stage for the entire show, except for Changed the Locks, with Lu solo electric.
Starting with Lucinda solo acoustic:
1. Side of the Road
2. Lake Charles
3. World Without TearsBlake joined on guitars
4. Jackson
5. Something About What Happens When We Talk
6. Bus To Baton RougeDavid joined on bass
7. Everything Has Changed
Doug joined on pedal steel, then other guitars
8. Like A Rose
Butch joined on drums and percussion
9. Born To Be Loved
10. Ventura
11. Fruits of My Labor
12. Concrete and Barbed Wire
13. Well, Well, Well
14. Can’t Let Go
15. Hard Time Killin’ Floor Blues
16. Honeybee
17. Changed the Locks (Lu solo electric)end main set;
entire band returns18. Factory
19. Blessed
20. Joy
21. Get Right With GodGreat show last night by Lu and the boys. Etienne, myself, Stoger, and West Words dined and drank before the show in Westwood Village and hoofed it up to the north end of the campus in time to take our seats around 7:30. Royce Hall had a bar which served water, beer, and wine and we partook of same. I did’nt see any food anywhere so it was a good thing we ate before hand. We bumped into GrumpyMama as we were walking in. It was a warm and pleasant evening. Paul from Los Angeles sat across the aisle from me.
Blake entered at 8:07 and departed at 8:40. Pretty much the same set as Tuesday. His songs show a humor that I like. Lu hit the stage at 9:10 and, as Paul reported, opened up with 3 songs solo before Blake came back out. Doug played a great pedal steel on Like a Rose and Ventura. Lucinda was in great voice again and looked great. The place was full. The set ended at 10:27.
Everyone immediately returned to play Factory with Doug on steel. The next song was Blessed with Blake and Doug each on guitar. Doug played a tremendous guitar solo on a song I wonder if he ever played before, exactly how it would have been on the record if he played on it. Doug and Blake dueled next on Joy and each of them peeled off great guitar solos and together during the duel. Great for both fellas. After Get Right With God, the show ended at 10:50.
Lucinda gave extended thank yous at the end and said she was grateful that everyone came out. Can’t argue with that. I heard someone say Jackson Browne was there, as he was at one of the El Rey shows. I saw Hal Wilner waiting at the back stage door.
Mad fun was had. It was great to see West Words, Stoger, Paul, GrumpyMama, Kev Madigan, and Doug and his son Ryan. Safe travels to our road warriors who are on southbound planes as I type.
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