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I wouldn’t have recognized that title as a Beck cover, so thanks tony. Did we ever get a Loretta title last year when she passed?
Nice pic-appropriation again, Tony. Is Lu reliving her Austin busking days with the “Hook ’em Horns” sign?
I believe “Unsuffer Me” to be a tour debut, no?
Thanks, John–and sorry the two of us who posted after you here raised the median age of participants in this thread. We’ll depend on Sean to lower it again.
Good to see “People Talkin'” pop up. And did Stuart play violin on “Pray the Devil?”
Tony, if I didn’t know better I might think that pic is from your own first “row” perch. . .
That’s the MA one, right sean? I hate to be the only one of us who has never dwelt in New England; my geography of them there parts is a bit shaky.
Tony, didn’t a certain guitarist once have a stint in Ray LaMontagne’s band? Wasn’t a certain song from WWT played out live in those days, though perhaps never put on a RLM record?
Nice quick work, Mr. Non-Moderator and Mr. Embedded One. In some sense, I too am embedded this month, but not like I’d want to be ideally, hopping through continental Europe.
I think you’ve added a consonant to the city name, but that’s OK–not much Germanic stock in New England growing up or in present-day California, my webmeister friend.
I don’t do Facebook and thus was unaware of its “story” annex or whatever it may be, but a good source to refer to, sean.
What, only ONE setlist source this time? Mr. Facilitator, you done good.
Good to see “Those Three Days” in there–also, a Lou Reed cover to start encore seems appropriate for a Berlin venue.
Additions/elaborations, anyone?
Yeah, just where DID Tom list these, seangod? (And good to hear about your late April “home” show)
Does this mean she played a medley of three songs for #17?
Do the four titles at end of list constitute “Back of the Book” and were not played?
Bavaria show happening even as I type, I think. . . .
Man, “Copenhagen” two nights running: that’s great, no matter how she pronounces that third vowel of the title. No Alps in my life right now, yours Tony? And do tell the “travel weary” one to suck it up and elaborate. Gently, of course.
To paraphrase Neil Young, “Are you ready\for the Germans\because it’s time to go.”
Balls on, gentlemen–nice joint effort. The first post had me hoping some new stuff had been trotted out, but nice list nonetheless. “Copenhagen” and “Born to be loved” back-back midset?? Whoo wee! I can’t forget Blake Mills’ guitar work on the latter back in the day–but what I am saying? The team of Pettibone & Mathis rocked it out, I’m sure. Zurich anyone? Man, I think I once made that Italy–Switz crossing, and for lesser reason than I would be doing it this month. But no complaints as to my current domicile. Keep up the work, boyz.
P.S. I believe “All I want” is a song Lu used to do live, but apparently that wasn’t the one in the 10 spot last night.
The Stoger is landlocked stateside, but a certain non-moderator/facilitator tells me a certain guitarist might do some postin’.
Just say it all publically, Dr. Winston, only three of us will read it anyway. I”m glad your time to hear Lu comes soon.
I too was listening to the Lu Christmas record two days ago. Let others mouth traditional carols as they choose; as for me and my house this yuletide season, we shall serve the Lu Jukebox series.
“. . . all that” indeed. “Slow” undersells the cricket-chirping here, but this post is encouraging; I mean, I couldn’t speak to the distinction between “old” and “new” Instagram, but good to hear Tom is conversant. A busy year–and that festival in Spain in the summertime suggests a second tour of 2023 on that continent. And it sounds like good old Connecticut will get its make-up come the spring. Will Mr. Malin get one song and one song only there, reckon? Bring it on.
