Oh yeah... go again... I did not hesitate. Do you recall the set list? Hoping he changes it up a little this go around. Pre-ordered my Hart/Bonamassa See Saw disc this AM too... Really think this one is going to be great.

SithTracy wrote:Oh yeah... go again... I did not hesitate. Do you recall the set list? Hoping he changes it up a little this go around. Pre-ordered my Hart/Bonamassa See Saw disc this AM too... Really think this one is going to be great.

I don't recall the "set list", however, he started out with some acoustic numbers, then went into electric. I checked the ticket prices for the Oakland concert, a little more expensive. I might wait a while. I pre-ordered See Saw today, as well.

SithTracy wrote:Oh yeah... go again... I did not hesitate. Do you recall the set list? Hoping he changes it up a little this go around. Pre-ordered my Hart/Bonamassa See Saw disc this AM too... Really think this one is going to be great.

Here ya go Tracy:


Acoustic:

Seagull
(Bad Company cover)
Jelly Roll
(Charles Mingus cover)
Jockey Full of Bourbon
(Tom Waits cover)
Athens to Athens
Woke Up Dreaming

Electric:

Slow Train
Dust Bowl
Dislocated Boy
Driving Towards the Daylight
Who's Been Talking
(Howlin’ Wolf cover)
Django / Mountain Time
Young Man Blues
(Mose Allison cover)
Look Over Yonders Wall
(Freddie King cover)
The Ballad of John Henry

Encore:

Sloe Gin
(Tim Curry cover)
Just Got Paid
(ZZ Top cover)

Cool... it is changed up a little. When I saw him in November, he did other tunes acoustically, including Dislocated Boy.

Heard this song this AM... Always liked this one...

So Jealous !!

Changed a little bit from ours as well.

Think we've got a long wait before he comes to our shores...

Hey, how close to the stage were you Larry ?

Alby wrote:So Jealous !!

Changed a little bit from ours as well.

Think we've got a long wait before he comes to our shores...

Hey, how close to the stage were you Larry ?

Nine rows from the stage on the main floor. It's not that big of a venue, seats 3000.

Not positive about the set list, it was posted on the web. Sounds about right though.

How much do the tickets cost over there ?

$80 here. Quite reasonable.

Alby wrote:How much do the tickets cost over there ?

$80 here. Quite reasonable.

My ticket cost $89.00, however, after adding the additional fees, it ended up costing me a little over $112.00.

lario48 wrote:

Alby wrote:So Jealous !!

Changed a little bit from ours as well.

Think we've got a long wait before he comes to our shores...

Hey, how close to the stage were you Larry ?

Nine rows from the stage on the main floor. It's not that big of a venue, seats 3000.

Not positive about the set list, it was posted on the web. Sounds about right though.

Went on JB Forum and this set list was posted for San Jose. A little different:

Acoustic Set

Palm Trees, Helicopters and Gasoline
Seagull
Jelly Roll
Jockey Full of Bourbon
Athens to Athens
Woke Up Dreaming

Electric Set

Slow Train
Dust Bowl
Midnight Blues
Dislocated Boy
Django/Mountain Time
Looking Over Yonder Walls
Young Man Blue
The Ballad of John Henry

Encore:

Sloe Gin
Just Got Paid

Playing 'Mannish Boy' - Muddy Waters

Oh yeah !!

VALE CHRISSY AMPLETT .....

Age 53

Died from Breast Cancer but also suffered from MS which restricted her treatment.

Chrissy was in the band Divinyls

She was born here in Geelong

Hope you guys remember songs like:

Science Fiction

I Touch Myself

Boys In Town

Pleasure and Pain

She was a fantastic rock singer !!

Woodstock singer Richie Havens, 72, dies of heart attack

NEW YORK: Richie Havens, who sang and strummed for a sea of people at Woodstock, has died of a heart attack Monday, his family said in a statement. He was 72.

Havens, a folk singer and guitarist, was the first performer at the three-day 1969 Woodstock Festival. He returned to the site during the 40th anniversary in 2009.

"Everything in my life, and so many others, is attached to that train," he said in a 2009 interview with The Associated Press.

Havens was born in Brooklyn. He was known for his crafty guitar work and cover songs, including his well-received impersonation of Bob Dylan's "Just Like a Woman."

The singer's website said he had kidney surgery years ago and that he never recovered enough to perform concerts like he used to.

Havens performed at Bill Clinton's presidential Inauguration in 1993. He has released more than 25 albums. His last album was 2008's "Nobody Left to Crown."

"I really sing songs that move me," he said in an interview with The Denver Post. "I'm not in show business; I'm in the communications business. That's what it's about for me."

A public memorial will be planned for a later date.

Here is what I listened to all night (April 30)... and yes, I took this photo while at the show....

F####G WOW !!!! TRACY.

That's a fantastic photo mate !

Sounds like it was a great night.

I'm green with envy !!

I was limited to a lens no bigger than my fist so I elected to bring the Canon EF 85mm F1.8 USM. Here is a crop... Damn, I love this camera.

Tracy, those shots are fantastic! You should be proud of yourself!

I shot a short video clip as well with the 5D Mark III just to see how it would turn out.... Not bad for handheld 8 or 9 rows back with a non-stabilized lens. Looks better in HD on the Flickr site than this little clip.

Again Tracy..

Nice little keeper...

Great little short Tracy!

More hype for the forthcoming BH+JB album.

Cheesy? Hell yeah... but, May the 4th be with you!

Was downstairs today going through things... found an old cassette from a band I enjoyed in my youth and forgot about... A little on the heavier side, but brought back memories.

Picked up JB's 1994 Bloodline... Musically good, vocalist is lacking. Still, not a bad find overall:

My BH/JB Seesaw disc arrived today... It's a good one!