This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing! For a guitar nut like me, this format is fantastic and I say that with no disrespect to the late, great Pete Zorn. It's a pretty unusual selection of songs too, most of these have cycled out of RT's live repertoire or only appear sporadically. This is a wonderful document.
Thank you. We got to hang with him afterward, and I told him I've always enjoyed his playing and that no one in the world can play the way that he can. "And aren't we ALL lucky for that!", was his response. Delightful man, a delightful band.
@@jimobrien9231 I've only met him two or three times when he's been signing CDs at Cropredy but he's an inspirational artist. You could understand if he was a little self-satisfied being that good at the guitar and the songwriting but he's amazingly tough on himself. Perhaps that's why he's kept the quality sky-high for so many years. I don't think there's any era of his career that I don't find fascinating.
A Man In Need; two unknown songs; Haul Me Up; Hard On Me; another one I don't know; Easy There, Steady Now; 1952 Vincent Black Lightning; Never Give It Up; Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed; unknown murder ballad; She Twists the Knife Again; and two more unknowns.... Help me fill in the blanks!
A Man In Need Jealous Words Among the Gorse, Among the Grey Haul Me Up Hard On Me Big Sun Falling In The River Easy There, Steady Now 1952 Vincent Black Lightning I'll Never Give It Up Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed Sidney Wells She Twists the Knife Again If Love Whispers Your Name Encore: Demons In Her Dancing Shoes
Interesting that he was touring with this line-up as early as 2011 not long after Dream Attic was out. Even Pete Zorn is gone and he'd been with RT since 1991.
This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing! For a guitar nut like me, this format is fantastic and I say that with no disrespect to the late, great Pete Zorn. It's a pretty unusual selection of songs too, most of these have cycled out of RT's live repertoire or only appear sporadically. This is a wonderful document.
Thank you. We got to hang with him afterward, and I told him I've always enjoyed his playing and that no one in the world can play the way that he can. "And aren't we ALL lucky for that!", was his response. Delightful man, a delightful band.
@@jimobrien9231 I've only met him two or three times when he's been signing CDs at Cropredy but he's an inspirational artist. You could understand if he was a little self-satisfied being that good at the guitar and the songwriting but he's amazingly tough on himself. Perhaps that's why he's kept the quality sky-high for so many years. I don't think there's any era of his career that I don't find fascinating.
A Man In Need; two unknown songs; Haul Me Up; Hard On Me; another one I don't know; Easy There, Steady Now; 1952 Vincent Black Lightning; Never Give It Up; Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed; unknown murder ballad; She Twists the Knife Again; and two more unknowns....
Help me fill in the blanks!
A Man In Need
Jealous Words
Among the Gorse, Among the Grey
Haul Me Up
Hard On Me
Big Sun Falling In The River
Easy There, Steady Now
1952 Vincent Black Lightning
I'll Never Give It Up
Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed
Sidney Wells
She Twists the Knife Again
If Love Whispers Your Name
Encore:
Demons In Her Dancing Shoes
Thanks for the setlist. I didn't know all of them and I recorded it! Oh the shame. 😂
Saw this band at summerfest somewhere around here earlier by a few years
Interesting that he was touring with this line-up as early as 2011 not long after Dream Attic was out. Even Pete Zorn is gone and he'd been with RT since 1991.
He guests with nanci griffith