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AndyC · 09-13-2007, 09:11 AM

Here is the setlist for last night's Nashville show:

Triangle
Cotton Jenny
14K Gold
Never Too Close
In My Fashion
Painter Passing Through
Rainy Day People
Shadows
Beautiful
Carefree Highway
Houndog Hotel Room
Ribbon of Darkness
Sundown
Watchman's Gone
(intermission)
Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Alberta Bound
Don Quixote
Clouds of Loneliness
Waiting for You
IYCRMM
Restless
CRT
Baby Step Back
Old Dan's Records
(encore)
Early Morning Rain

GL reminisced a good bit about his days in Nashville; he noted that Houndog Hotel Room brought back memories of him, Jerry Jeff Walker and Kris Kristofferson staying up all night playing, writing, etc. in a motel room on James Robertson Pkwy., not far from the concert venue. He also recalled when CRT (I think that was the one) was recorded in Nashville in 1967, at the RCA studio with Charlie McCoy on the harmonica part.

It was truly an honor and privilege to hear this living legend and his crack supporting players. My wife delayed the start of her cancer treatment for a couple of weeks so we could take a short vacation and then attend this show. It was her first GL show and she was very impressed and moved. A very special evening for both of us.

09-13-2007, 09:11 AM	#8
AndyC Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Tennessee Posts: 21	Re: Nashville or bust Here is the setlist for last night's Nashville show: Triangle Cotton Jenny 14K Gold Never Too Close In My Fashion Painter Passing Through Rainy Day People Shadows Beautiful Carefree Highway Houndog Hotel Room Ribbon of Darkness Sundown Watchman's Gone (intermission) Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald Alberta Bound Don Quixote Clouds of Loneliness Waiting for You IYCRMM Restless CRT Baby Step Back Old Dan's Records (encore) Early Morning Rain GL reminisced a good bit about his days in Nashville; he noted that Houndog Hotel Room brought back memories of him, Jerry Jeff Walker and Kris Kristofferson staying up all night playing, writing, etc. in a motel room on James Robertson Pkwy., not far from the concert venue. He also recalled when CRT (I think that was the one) was recorded in Nashville in 1967, at the RCA studio with Charlie McCoy on the harmonica part. It was truly an honor and privilege to hear this living legend and his crack supporting players. My wife delayed the start of her cancer treatment for a couple of weeks so we could take a short vacation and then attend this show. It was her first GL show and she was very impressed and moved. A very special evening for both of us.