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I thought this poster was the same person as the Red Rocks (if that was “underwhelmed”) poster, too. I also connected this type comment with the proximity to an RA performance. Something similar happened before when he opened for her during WWT tour.
It was wonderful. Transcending is a good word. Notice she chatted with the audience after the song. I think she was accused of not talking enough after that show. Oh well…
Great report! Lucinda started ending her shows with the “Peace, Love and Revolution” wish after the 2004 election I think. Live at the Filmore ends with it. Thanks for sharing, Diss.
Well, we got your first and last choices at Pittsburgh and they were wonderful surprises. Good luck to you…I skipped Bushkill and did just the Pittsb and Baltimore shows. Post again after….
Thanks, Paul, for the setlist!! I had forgotten Lonely Girls, which was a great surprise for me. AND…thanks to you too for shouting the request for for Side of the Road, a big highlight of the night, as well. Man, that show was wonderful, although the ending was abrupt. Lu is becoming one of those artists with such a rich catalog, no show will be long enough. But the setlist was diverse enough that you had no time to think of what you wished to hear, I just kind of went along with her for the ride. She DID talk to the audience, even when you didn’t think she would (the “Where’s Jim Lauderdale” question after Joy – – She was pow-wowing with the band and returned to mic to wonder “Don’t know where Jim L is, Dougie, do you know where Jimmy L is?”) Funny, the woman has good ears. Going to Rams Head Sunday night. Last time I saw her there she played 4 hours and did Ode to Billy Joe…….
