Jonicont wrote:

bovine knievel wrote:Sturgill 10/1 - Terrapin Crossroads

So???

The show was solid! First set was the entire Sound & Fury album, then followed up with some reworked versions of his older material. There were some issues with the equipment he is using to alter his voice on some of the tracks. If i had my way, I'd tell him to drop the effects as they do nothing for the song IMO. The band is tight as hell considering the time off and I think once the full tour hits, the new songs will begin to morph into some extended jams. Bring your dancing shoes cause Stu is having himself a dance party.

bovine knievel wrote:

Jonicont wrote:

bovine knievel wrote:Sturgill 10/1 - Terrapin Crossroads

So???

The show was solid! First set was the entire Sound & Fury album, then followed up with some reworked versions of his older material. There were some issues with the equipment he is using to alter his voice on some of the tracks. If i had my way, I'd tell him to drop the effects as they do nothing for the song IMO. The band is tight as hell considering the time off and I think once the full tour hits, the new songs will begin to morph into some extended jams. Bring your dancing shoes cause Stu is having himself a dance party.

Thanks. I’m a dancin’ fool from way back

bovine knievel wrote:Stu is having himself a dance party.

Jonicont wrote:I’m a dancin’ fool from way back

Son Volt tonight. Peter Bruntnell opens.

LBRod wrote:Son Volt tonight. Peter Bruntnell opens.

Damn! Now I really hate not being able to go to Harlow’s on Sunday

Pernice Brothers Sunday night

Hiss Golden Messenger tomorrow. JS Ondara Monday. Bookending a weekend-long work "retreat."

Jason Isbell & Amanda Shires tomorrow night. Night 1 of the Ryman run.

Just got home from JS Ondara.
Tyler Childers tonight.

Black Pumas last night.
Todd Snider tonight.

Flipper w/ David Yow. Kilslug and Reagan Youth too. should be killer!

Brent Cobb tonight.

Robbie Fulks and Linda Gail Lewis tonight at Crosstown Concourse in Memphis. The great Redd Volkeart on lead guitar.

Tulsa Music Revue with John Fullbright tomorrow night at Crosstown Concourse.

LBRod wrote:Brent Cobb tonight.

I knew there was something I was supposed to do today...

Sierra Nevada Brewery, Halloween

This will be a blast! Seen them do their Allman Brothers show and it was tremendous

as I understand it they will be retiring or taking a lengthy hiatus beginning sometime in late November



dance wookies dance!!!

Shovels and Rope tonight.

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

Sierra Nevada Brewery, Halloween

This will be a blast! Seen them do their Allman Brothers show and it was tremendous

as I understand it they will be retiring or taking a lengthy hiatus beginning sometime in late November



dance wookies dance!!!

but will it be whiskey-soaked?

10/18 The Oh Sees
10/30 Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

tinnitus photography wrote:

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

Sierra Nevada Brewery, Halloween

This will be a blast! Seen them do their Allman Brothers show and it was tremendous

as I understand it they will be retiring or taking a lengthy hiatus beginning sometime in late November



dance wookies dance!!!

but will it be whiskey-soaked?

3 out of 4 clams

Just got home from Kelsey Waldon in Knoxville.

The Local Honey's last night.

Tomorrow I'm seeing Deerhunter with Cate le Bon.
Saturday The Delines in Oxford.

Caleb Caudle tonight.
Rhett Miller & Charley Crockett tomorrow.

Wilco on Sunday

Gasoline Lollipops “Unleaded” tonight
Milk Carton Kids next week

Whitey Morgan tonight.

Zip City wrote:Wilco on Sunday

3 hours and counting


Looks like their setlists are pretty heavy on the new album. I'm curious to see if the live versions do any more for me than the studio versions.

BJ Barham and David Childers and the Serpents at my daughters wedding party last night

Jonicont wrote:BJ Barham and David Childers and the Serpents at my daughters wedding party last night

Hell yeah ! David Childers is a favorite of mine. He's near the top of my "more people should know about this guy" list.

Wilco was, of course, great. The crowd was super lame (they had to be shamed into standing up by Tweedy, as they were content to sit down during a rock show). That said, it was a very old crowd, with a lot of people I would peg to be in their early 60's or older, and those folks don't come out for the GA standing only shows.

The Ode to Joy tracks were mostly NOT helped by the live setting. They sucked the energy out of the room, and even the band looked bored playing them. The exceptions were "We Were Lucky", "Love is Everywhere (Beware)" and "Everyone Hides"

The back catalog stuff was all fantastic, highlighted by an incredible version of "Reservations", which I hadn't seen performed before.

Setlist:

1. Bright Leaves
2. Before Us
3. Company in my Back
4. War on War
5. Handshake Drugs
6. Side With Seeds
7. One and a Half Stars
8. The Joke Explained
9. Hummingbird
10. White Wooden Cross
11. Via Chicago
12. How to Fight Loneliness
13. Laminated Cat (Loose Fur cover)
14. Random Name Generator
15. Reservations
16. Impossible Germany (This is where people finally stood up)
17. Jesus, Etc.
18. We Were Lucky
19. Love is Everywhere (Beware)
20. Box Full of Letters
21. I'm Always in Love
22. Everyone Hides
23. Heavy Metal Drummer
24. Hold Me Anyway
25. The Late Greats
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26. Misunderstood
27. California Stars