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@dwp wrote:
Hi stoger,
Sorry I didn’t write anything down, so all I can offer is the tracks I remember, but mostly probably not in the right order.
Second number was Metal Firecracker, and the others included Passionate Kisses, Drunken Angel, Copenhagen, Joy, I Lost It, Overtime, Honey Bee, Those Three Days, Real Live Bleeding Fingers And Broken Guitar Strings, Jailhouse Tears, Essence and Get Right With God.
Maybe somebody else will remember a few more.
Dave
Not bad: 17 is within a few of her max, I would think. No tour debuts, seemingly–glad you enjoyed it.
@Martinsh wrote:
I will be there !
Will try and give a set list, but may have trouble because I don’t actually have Blessed
Any luck with the list, Martinsh?
@Drunken Angel wrote:
I am hoping I get to go to the Bristol Roots & Rhythm Festival this Sept. where Iris will be performing.
As well as a lady with the last name of Williams.
You may have to skip out on Nash’s Americana fest, drunken angel, but east TN (not to mention part of southwest VA) beckons. Do it!
Ha: unique, challenging format–and not a single song mentioned in that blog post/review was one which hasn’t been played at least half a dozen times on this tour! Maybe Lucinda and Doug heard what they wanted to hear by way of shout-out titles? Naah, I don’t think that, but it’s too bad this particular city/venue was chosen. That said, it’s a great idea and I compliment Lu and camp for the experiment.
I was at that “tempestuous” last show at Gateshead but will have to depend on either Paul’s memory or lwj’s archival research to help remember what happened. The adjective is relative, of course. I do remember a stodgy venue which makes Barbican London look like a dance club one could get married in.
The reviewer calls “Pineola” rare? Hmh. But if Lu referenced Brit folk singer influences in its intro, that’s a first for me, interesting info. I guess it was the guitar tech rather than the soundman who kept carting the pages onto stage, a nice image. As for the alleged “secrets” behind a song which features the great line “Don’t tell anybody the secrets,” was a Bay Area bass player involved?
Rock on Liverpool and Wales!
@tonyg wrote:
Here are the song titles on Blessed, martinsh:
1. “Buttercup” 3:50
2. “I Don’t Know How You’re Livin'” 5:00
3. “Copenhagen” 4:30
4. “Born To Be Loved” 4:38
5. “Seeing Black” 5:14
6. “Soldier’s Song” 6:09
7. “Blessed” 5:48
8. “Sweet Love” 3:33
9. “Ugly Truth” 4:22
10. “Convince Me” 5:45
11. “Awakening” 6:25
12. “Kiss Like Your Kiss”Yeoman’s work to post these possibilities, Tony, but I doubt Liverpool will see more than two from this album, perhaps just one. But wouldn’t a guitarless reprise of “Seeing Black” on Lucinda’s part be a fine treat for listeners in this legendary music town?
thanks, dwp: can you fill in the gaps between “Lake Charles” and the Bruce cover with some more titles, an approximate setlist?
I didn’t mean to get us diverted in this stream: who can report a setlist of all the Sagehead requests performed???
Great work guys, especially Dr. W. It seems like the Scottish independence motif worked a bit better than the Basque separatism rhetoric in Bilbao. “World Without Tears” is a true treat you received. And just to make the connection, the Depp movie equals The Lone Ranger–too bad for me the song wasn’t debuted earlier, but I bet it gets this played again this week. Glad you got the access afterwards too, Dr.
Outstanding post, Dr. W: looking forward to more. The “girly tattoos” aspect of the “Drunken A” intro seems new to me. Thanks for the great detail.
Thanks for the addendum, exile: pretty sure “I Just Wanted to See YOu So Bad” is a tour debut, and as much as I like the title track from Car Wheels, I love this kick-off to the self-titled album more. Looking forward to your comprehensive post–and what a “vacation.”
Good to note that “Linda” and band premiered the Lone Ranger tune here. Hopefully, we’ll get a setlist from exile or someone soon!
I think option two, a tour manager’s “stroll” through the venue, would be the LEAST imaginable to me, lwj. But this should be a fun upshot. Bet the band could do “Free Bird” too if so requested.
