Zip City wrote:Tomorrow night: The Felice Brothers

I really fucking needed that. New lineup , not touring on an album, tons of deep cuts, brilliant new songs

Lincoln Continental
Aerosol Ball
Patty
??? (chorus is something about TV Mama, but it's not the Big Joe Turner song)
Silver in the Shadow
Meadow of a Dream
Salvation Army Girl (new song)
Wonderful Life
Whiskey in My Whiskey
Ghost Town, New York (new song)
Love Me Tenderly
Special Announcement (new song)
Rockefeller Drug Law Blues
Undress (new)
Got What I Need
Plunder
Cherry Licorice
White Limo
---
New Song (didn't mention title, but it was amazing)
Length of Chain



It's too bad so much of the Felice Brothers catalog is out of print.

Zip City wrote:

Zip City wrote:Tomorrow night: The Felice Brothers

I really fucking needed that. New lineup , not touring on an album, tons of deep cuts, brilliant new songs

Lincoln Continental
Aerosol Ball
Patty
??? (chorus is something about TV Mama, but it's not the Big Joe Turner song)
Silver in the Shadow
Meadow of a Dream
Salvation Army Girl (new song)
Wonderful Life
Whiskey in My Whiskey
Ghost Town, New York (new song)
Love Me Tenderly
Special Announcement (new song)
Rockefeller Drug Law Blues
Undress (new)
Got What I Need
Plunder
Cherry Licorice
White Limo
---
New Song (didn't mention title, but it was amazing)
Length of Chain



It's too bad so much of the Felice Brothers catalog is out of print.

That's a pretty solid Felice Bros set list.

I have two great nights coming up in October....Turnpike Troubadours at the Lyric in Oxford, Mississippi one night and Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, Marty Stuart on the Sweetheart Of The Rodeo tour the next night in Nashville.

Iowan wrote: That's a pretty solid Felice Bros set list.

Yeah, it was great. Career-spanning with several tunes that should make it onto a new album. Leaner line up as well; no fiddle player, and there is now a woman playing bass.

Do you know any good sources for their out of print albums? Yonder is the Clock is the oldest one that's available through iTunes. God Bless, Amigo, Mix Tape, and their earlier stuff aren't available for purchase anywhere I can see

Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks tonight
Liz Cooper & the Stampede tomorrow
Sarah Shook & the Disarmers Thursday

LBRod wrote:Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks tonight
Liz Cooper & the Stampede tomorrow
Sarah Shook & the Disarmers Thursday

trifecta!


enjoy The Malk! he's on a tear lately. i love the new record.

tinnitus photography wrote:

LBRod wrote:Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks tonight
Liz Cooper & the Stampede tomorrow
Sarah Shook & the Disarmers Thursday

trifecta!


enjoy The Malk! he's on a tear lately. i love the new record.

Same here, been listening to that one more often than anything of late. Texted LeBrod earlier to express my envy

James McMurtry Sunday in Grand Junction CO
James McMurtry Monday in Telluride CO

Attending both shows with the one and only ——— my daughter.
Her first concert was an outdoor McMurtry show, she was seven days old.
Now she’s eleven and a fierce songwriter herself.

LB3 & Glory Fires tomorrow night

just back from Snail Mail.

Tonite: Dramarama

Howlinwolf wrote:Tonite: Dramarama

Cool

tonight - The Magpie Salute

now - Chris Robinson Brotherhood

Foo Fighters, Dinosaur Jr and Speedy Ortiz.

Bill in CT wrote:tonight - The Magpie Salute

How was this, Bill? Very curious, especially since they are putting a new album out and I've noticed they've basically been doing only 1 Crowes cover at most every night so far.

it was a fun show but i gotta wonder what Cobain would think of Dave's arena rockstar antics.

Ray Wyle Hubbard and son Lucas last week at the Sellersville Theater about an hour north of Philly (drummer Kyle not pictured; there was no bass player). This was the first time in 3 or 4 years that I've seen RWH live and he was great. Played all the great songs and must have thrown out a thousand of his glorious (and well rehearsed) one liners. But the revelation was Lucas Hubbard, man has that kid become a guitar player. He's got the greasy dirty country blues, and his playing is the prefect complement to his old man's songs. I hit the show solo after a couple hours fly fishing in a nearby stream - definitely a fun day/night.

Jonicont wrote:

Howlinwolf wrote:Tonite: Dramarama

Cool

x2

Decemberists—Bend, Oregon Thursday

Ron Artis II with Doyle Bramhall II tonight.

Body/Head

7/26 Sleep/Dylan Carlson
7/27 DBT
7/28 TTB/DBT/MKB
7/29 TTB/DBT/MKB

this is in a few weeks about 2 miles from my house. the 25th anniversary show had surprise guests like soundgarden. seeing pearl jam the night before the party (have to miss afghan whigs, damn it!). hoping they show up on saturday. first live music for me since october so am getting psyched. will need to pace myself though.

chuckrh wrote:this is in a few weeks about 2 miles from my house. the 25th anniversary show had surprise guests like soundgarden. seeing pearl jam the night before the party (have to miss afghan whigs, damn it!). hoping they show up on saturday. first live music for me since october so am getting psyched. will need to pace myself though.

Glad you're feeling better Chuck. Always go to the show!

Clams wrote:

chuckrh wrote:this is in a few weeks about 2 miles from my house. the 25th anniversary show had surprise guests like soundgarden. seeing pearl jam the night before the party (have to miss afghan whigs, damn it!). hoping they show up on saturday. first live music for me since october so am getting psyched. will need to pace myself though.

Glad you're feeling better Chuck. Always go to the show!

thanks, clams. has been a rugged year thus far.

I’m on the way home from Floydfest. I saw a bunch of good music. South Hill Banks is a lesser known band whom I’d highly recommend. I’m always a little sad after Floydfest is over!

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:Decemberists—Bend, Oregon Thursday

How was it?

Prine and Moreland on Friday.

tinnitus photography wrote:Body/Head

awesome picture!