Charlotte setlist
A different level of energy with this concert compared to Tuesday. Perhaps the rest day was the trick. Gordon's voice was stronger, and spirits seemed lighter.
Sweet Guinevere Cotton Jenny Sea of Tranquility Drifters Don Quixote Clouds of Loneliness Wild Strawberries Beautiful Shadows Let It Ride Ring Them Bells Watchman Wreck Carefree Highway Drink Yer Glasses Empty Now & Then - and this is where it got weird. The sound board got possessed or something. Stuff went in & didn't come out, monitors weren't working. Never seen such at a GL concert. So they took 5, and then 5 more. Most of the time he stayed on stage, strumming, while the sound guy tried one thing & another. Folks were hollering that it was fine, they didn't care. Which, of course, was not the point. It was not right & needed to suit the artist. In time it was sorted out and he started over from the beginning, and - perfection. Ribbon of Darkness - the over me guy chimed in again. Is he a plant? Sundown All the Lovely Ladies I'd Rather Press on Couchiching If You Could Read My Mind - the first standing ovation Restless Baby Step Back Canadian Railroad Trilogy - standing ovation Encore - Rainy Day People |
Re: Charlotte setlist
The "over me guy" is a quintuplet and he and his bothers really get around. You can tell when they haven't shown up because there are a few feeble attempts and then, of course, someone comes to the rescue as if on cue. So I can see why you suspect a set-up but Gordon would never stoop to that level...
Bill :) |
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I'm pretty sure I know who that was singing in the audience..I know he was at the concert and he's 'sung out' at Massey several times over the years...one time scaring me half to death when he was sitting right behind me..lol..
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Great! Thanks Char. We'll be there in Dallas Wed. night. That's if we don't get more ice.
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