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yeah, it seems “social hour” breaks out around me at concerts all the time. i know i was guilty myself during the Jesse Aycock set…
yes, great show last night. it was nice to meet and visit with Parker, his lovely wife, and Stoger there.
i think Lucinda and the band enjoyed themselves, i know i did. i was about 3 or 4 heads back from the stage on the right, between Lucinda and the guitar player (great location), for most of the show. thanks for posting the setlist, Parker.yes, great show!
thanks Lucinda!
and thanks to Tom O for securing my wife and me some tickets!
a nice couple from OKC just showed up in line hoping to get a pair of tickets and since the other couple here in Tulsa we’d planned to go with couldn ‘t make it down, we let the OKC couple pick up on the 2 extras we ended up with – they were very happy!@TOverby wrote:
There may not be a presale here because the place is so small -but I can have tickets held thru me.
Tom,
i sent you a pm.is there a presale password for this show at the Blue Door in OKC yet?
i wasn’t sure if the presale started friday, or the general sale
thanks!is the clear vinyl as good as the regular? i remember reading once that colored disks were a gimmick and the fidelity was better on a regular black record.
yes, Lake Marie is really good. so were all of the songs he did that night.
gotta stop discovering these great artists, can’t afford all the cds!
” O – Hi – O – Hi – O “…there’s a band there that a friend is crazy about called “Trout Fishing in America”
they might be able to loan you a guitar…Tom,
nice to see youre a van fan! my favorite album of his i picked up in 72 (St Dom’s Preview) when i lived in Los Angeles from 72 to 76. they played alot of his stuff on KMET, which was a pretty progressive station back then.
i never saw him live, but 3 of my other favorites of his are the live ones, Too Late to Stop Now (73), Live from the Belfast Opera House (84?), and LIve in SF (94). Like alot of great artists (Lucinda included) i think VM’s songs evolve into their truest form when they get played live and tweaked around for a while vs on the studio albums.
have a great 4th and 5th!
georgeLucinda Williams
Luna Park
W. Hollywood, CA
January 22 199601. Greenville
02. Big Red Sun Blues
03. Metal Firecracker
04. Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
05. Side of the Road
06. Right In Time
07. 2 Kool 2 Be 4-gotten
08. band intros
09. Still I Long for your Kiss
10. Can’t Let Go
11. Disgusted
12. Changed the Locks
13. Sweet Old World
14. You’re Still Standing There w/Steve Earlethese were shows she played while signed (ever so briefly) to american recordings and she did these showcases for the label with rick rubin there. the second night steve earle does a duet with her to close the show
Chester and Lester (1976)
remastered in 2007
Chet Atkins and Les Paul having a great time.
fantastic musicians!
also: check the “Les Paul rare documentary” on youtube.
i think its 4 or 5 parts, very interesting.
