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ABB setlist 03/09/09

Started by crobbins, March 09, 2009, 09:35:44 PM

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David Houck


David Houck

Alembic sighting!!
 
Elizabeth Reid; part 1, part 2, part 3 with an appearance by some guy playing an Alembic.  Warren and Derek are superb in part 1, and the drum break in part 2 with Lenny White sitting in is nice!

David Houck

Mountain Jam > Dazed and Confused and part 2.  Once again, Warren and Derek are just a pleasure to listen to!

lbpesq

Dave:  some guy playing an Alembic  LOL
 
Bill, tgo

David Houck

Well Bill, I know how the club members all like seeing Alembics; so I thought I should mention it.

crobbins


phylo

What Flax said. can we download that 13th show?

benson_murrensun

Thanks for the links to the ABB sets, guys!
 
I have to make a comment about Johnny Winter's contributions. It's no wonder that some in the band were having trouble finding the changes - they were not consistant each time around. Highway 61 Revisited is not a 12-bar blues, yet SOMETIMES in this version it was played that way. It's fine to play a varying number of bars if one is playing solo, or if one is playing with a band who rehearses together so much that the changes become intuitive, but in a sitting-in situation it's hell on the band to follow along. IMHO....

flaxattack

from rolling stone
Boz Scaggs has been confirmed to appear tonight, and Rolling Stone?s Smoking Section broke the news that Duane?s old Derek and the Dominoes bandmate Eric Clapton will be appearing on March 19th and 20th. The newest list of rumored cameos counts Sheryl Crow, Billy Gibbons, Kid Rock, Bob Weir and Phil Lesh among the possibilities. Many of the guests were chosen to help honor fallen guitarist Duane Allman, whose sudden death in 1971 left a gaping hole that was briefly filled by Warren Haynes and later by slide-guitar prodigy Derek Trucks in 2000.

crobbins

Statesboro Blues
Don't Keep Me Wondering
Hot Lanta
Who's Been Talking
Come and Go Blues (nice!)
(John Hammond on stage)
So Many Roads
Shake For Me
Cryin For My Baby
 
(Set Break)
 
(Bonnie Bramlett on stage)
Oncoming Traffic (Just Bonnie & Gregg)
(Bekka Bramlett and the rest of the ABB return to stage)
Coming Home
Only You Know and I Know
Come On In My Kitchen
(John Hammond back out on stage joining Bonnie and Bekka)
(Bruce Katz to the Piano. Susan Tedeschi out as well)
The Weight
No One Left To Run With
Preachin Blues
Jessica

phylo

Duane Allman, whose sudden death in 1971 left a gaping hole that was briefly filled by Warren Haynes and later by slide-guitar prodigy Derek Trucks in 2000.
 
is this grossly inaccurate?

David Houck

Yes, it's grossly inaccurate.

crobbins

Dickey Betts carried that band for years. Without Dickey Betts the band would not be what they are today. Imho...

crobbins

List of guests so far..
 
I may have missed a couple, but:
 
Taj Mahal
Levon Helm
David Hidalgo and Cesar Rosas of Los Lobos
Johnny Winter
Buddy Guy  
Trey Anastasio and Page McConnell of Phish
Boz Scaggs
Robert Randoplh
Michael Brecker
Lenny White
Stanley Clarke
John Hammond
Bonnie Bramlett

David Houck

That was Larry Campbell on guitar and Teresa Williams on vocals with Levon Helm.
 
(Message edited by davehouck on March 17, 2009)