via NPR first listen

probably my favorite album of the year

1. Bob Dylan
2. Mike Cooley
3. Jason Isbell
4. Patterson Hood
5. Leonard Cohen
6. Bruce Springsteen
7. Neil Young
8. Lucinda Williams
9. James McMurtry
10. Townes Van Zandt

potatoeater wrote: We had a midnight curfew so no encore.

Generally speaking they haven't been doing them...they just play through. At least that has been the way the last 4-5 times I've seen them.

Thanks for the list!

Gonna give Jim Lauderdale a try, tomorrow night

Kathleen Edwards and Anders Parker are the only others who come to my mind who have blown me away over the years with their ability to play, and I mean PLAY, multiple instruments. Had a similar reaction when I saw Cook the other night, but my comparison was Larry Campbell (and let me tell you when ...

Columbia, last night. I am certain this order is incorrect. I am reasonably certain on the songs played. Ramon Casiano Darkened Flags Surrender Under Protest Sinkhole Made Up English Oceans Ever South Uncle Frank Guns of Umpqua One of These Days Why Henry Drinks Women Without Whiskey Buttholeville S...

Anyone else going to be at the Columbia show tomorrow? For various reasons I'll be going alone, which if nothing else makes it easier to get up front. I do have an extra ticket if anyone's in need - I'm happy to gift it to a 3DDer than try and sell it. I'm going to Columbia tonight...and I'm going ...

Seeing the this weekend... been awhile since I've seen them and can't wait

DBT tonight
Margo Price
Son Volt

Duke Silver wrote:

out today. in hindsight, HEAL was a much better record than the war on drugs' album that year. very excited to dig into this.

Just purchased but will have to wait until I return from Athens

I didn't write down set list but some the notables- Tales facing up , My Sweet Annette, ooh La La (Faces cover) , and Gimme Sone Truth (John Lennon) - which I know they've been playing but it was my first time hearing

Son Volt "Notes of Blue"

In for Columbia