Wow... they're back to a 20+ song setlist! Not too shabby...

You Got Me Rocking
Let's Spend The Night Together
She's So Cold
Oh No Not You Again
Sway
Bob Wills Is Still The King
Streets Of Love
Ain't To Proud To Beg
Bitch
Tumblin' Dice
Learning The Game
Little T&A
Under My Thumb
Get Off My Cloud
Start Me Up
Honky Tonk Woman
Sympathy
JJ Flash
Satisfaction
Can't Always Get What You Want
Brown Sugar

They say everything in Texas is bigger.

i just got back from the show -i was front row at the corner of the catwalk, the best seat in the house. incredible setlist - i can't wait to see the DVD they were filming tonight -the boys were in a great mood tonight and played two never before heard songs. Learning the Game sounded super tight right from the beginning - I hope Keith and Ron continue to play that. Ronnie made sure I got a pic he tossed at me at the end of the show and stood pointing at me for a long time while the security guard ignored him. keith made a crude gesture to me at the end but i loved it.

went the show at antone's. great blues, lots of harmonica and big names. chris jagger and tim ries were the only suprise guests.

This concert also is a runner for best setlist of the tour alongside Vienna and a few more.

JumpingKentFlash

Kinda weird how they put all the warhorses (except TD) in one continuous run at the end of the list these days. To me it makes the last seven songs kinda boring and predictable. But as a whole, I like the setlist.

Little Queenie:
What "crude gesture" did Keef give you? Tell us more.

JumpingKentFlash

Hi! JumpinKentFlash..I am courious about what shows do U mean, whit great setlist..You named Vienna...and ???

Keep I Up! Til Lykke=)=)

Hey Sir Sweden.

The ones I thought about were as follows:
Vienna (The one I had a ticket for, but missed. ARRRRGH!!!).
The first concert at Fenway Park in 2005 (Opening night).
This one from Austin.

There's more of course. I just can't remember them.

JumpingKentFlash

Learning The Game...wow that's a great surprise!
And I can't believe Chuck Leavell would push this upon Keith, I believe it is Keith's choice.

> Bob Wills Is Still The King

This must be a cover... Who did do the original?

-Menno

Life's just a cocktail party on the street

MononoM Wrote:
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> > Bob Wills Is Still The King
>
> This must be a cover... Who did do the original?
>
> -Menno


Hi. It was Waylon Jennings originally. The Keith song is by Buddy Holly.

JumpingKentFlash

JumpingKentFlash Wrote:
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> Hey Sir Sweden.
>
> The ones I thought about were as follows:
> Vienna (The one I had a ticket for, but missed.
> ARRRRGH!!!).
> The first concert at Fenway Park in 2005 (Opening
> night).
> This one from Austin.
>
> There's more of course. I just can't remember
> them.



Columbus 05
Foxboro 06

On to Atlantic City Baby!!!!!!!!!

4 days to go!

i hope somebody have recorded the show and is going to let us hear the to covers soon!

LieB Wrote:
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> Kinda weird how they put all the warhorses (except
> TD) in one continuous run at the end of the list
> these days. To me it makes the last seven songs
> kinda boring and predictable. But as a whole, I
> like the setlist.


I feel the same way. After the B stage, the show is basically over but the war horses.

How was the Bump Band?

After the B-stage, the show is over if you don't like to hear the hear the greatest songs. If you are only in it for the surprises. But most of the people come to hear Brown Sugar, Sympathy, Satisfaction and those other big hits. Simple as that. If you are tired of those songs you have probably been to too many shows and you need a rest.

Bjornulf

bv Wrote:
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> After the B-stage, the show is over if you don't
> like to hear the hear the greatest songs. If you
> are only in it for the surprises. But most of the
> people come to hear Brown Sugar, Sympathy,
> Satisfaction and those other big hits. Simple as
> that. If you are tired of those songs you have
> probably been to too many shows and you need a
> rest.

True. Nothing is going to change.

Ditto that.
It sums up the whole issue. I don't understand why we keep coming back to it day after day.

Some genuine jaw-droppers in that setlist. Wouldnt get your hopes up for a return to 20-21 songs per night, though. Obviously a couple were added in due to it being filmed

I'm cracking up at the fact that on the reviews page the Waylon Jennings song is listed as 'Bob Willis is Still the King'. It'll no doubt be lost to most people who dont live in the UK or Down Under, but do they mean this guy?



I know Mick's a big cricket fan, but I think this is takin' things too far...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-23 16:35 by Gazza.

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Learning The Game...wow that's a great surprise!
> And I can't believe Chuck Leavell would push this
> upon Keith, I believe it is Keith's choice.


Keith recorded that song many years ago and its been bootlegged on the album of the same name, amongst others. The two unreleased cover songs last night were made famous by Buddy Holly and Waylon Jennings. Both artists - and Bob Wills too for that matter - were born in Texas

Oh yes, that's true, Gazza. I just didn't think Chuck Leavell had that Keith bootleg.

21 songs ..and I had the ok from the wife to go...and I didn't

I am a friggin POS

Gazza Wrote:
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> Some genuine jaw-droppers in that setlist. Wouldnt
> get your hopes up for a return to 20-21 songs per
> night, though. Obviously a couple were added in
> due to it being filmed
>
> I'm cracking up at the fact that on the reviews
> page the Waylon Jennings song is listed as 'Bob
> Willis is Still the King'. It'll no doubt be lost
> to most people who dont live in the UK or Down
> Under, but do they mean this guy?
>
> [news.bbc.co.uk]
> 705_willis150.jpg
>
> I know Mick's a big cricket fan, but I think this
> is takin' things too far...

It could have been worse if Bruce Willis was credited by mistake. hehe

Harm Wrote:
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> bv Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > After the B-stage, the show is over if you
> don't
> > like to hear the hear the greatest songs. If
> you
> > are only in it for the surprises. But most of
> the
> > people come to hear Brown Sugar, Sympathy,
> > Satisfaction and those other big hits. Simple
> as
> > that. If you are tired of those songs you have
> > probably been to too many shows and you need a
> > rest.
>
> True. Nothing is going to change.

They could truly change up the end of the show if they wanted to. Recall when at the beginning of the BTB tour You Got Me Rocking was thrown in at the end.

bv Wrote:
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> After the B-stage, the show is over if you don't
> like to hear the hear the greatest songs. If you
> are only in it for the surprises. But most of the
> people come to hear Brown Sugar, Sympathy,
> Satisfaction and those other big hits. Simple as
> that. If you are tired of those songs you have
> probably been to too many shows and you need a
> rest.


Tired of them? In general - no, and I can appreciate that most people want to hear them

However, it wouldnt kill them to vary them or at least not have the same ones take up the entire final third of the show, year in year out for two or three decades. Especially when they have so many alternatives. Its not like the stadium is going to empty en masse if in the middle of that last 45 minutes they threw in a different one once in a while.

Gazza Wrote:
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> However, it wouldnt kill them to vary them or at
> least not have the same ones take up the entire
> final third of the show, year in year out for two
> or three decades. Especially when they have so
> many alternatives. Its not like the stadium is
> going to empty en masse if in the middle of that
> last 45 minutes they threw in a different one once
> in a while.

And I hope you don't mean throwing a song from the first part in the second one :-)

Agree with you Gazza, why can't they stick Midnight Rambler, Out of Control or Can't You Hear me Knocking in at the end to shake things up. Or at least stick a different hit in there at the end. There are way too many songs they have to stick to the same ones every time.

As much as I am sick of You Got Me Rocking its nice to see something newer and different as the opener. And thankfully Miss You is getting a well deserved rest.

Harm Wrote:
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> Gazza Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > However, it wouldnt kill them to vary them or
> at
> > least not have the same ones take up the entire
> > final third of the show, year in year out for
> two
> > or three decades. Especially when they have so
> > many alternatives. Its not like the stadium is
> > going to empty en masse if in the middle of
> that
> > last 45 minutes they threw in a different one
> once
> > in a while.
>
> And I hope you don't mean throwing a song from the
> first part in the second one :-)


some people would consider that too risky....

JumpingKentFlash Wrote:
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> Little Queenie:
> What "crude gesture" did Keef give you? Tell us
> more.


i don't know what to call it - a crotch thrust with both his elbows back - real quick (my mouth was open in a huge smile) and he walked toward me a little while we laughed. this happened right after ronnie stood his ground until i got my pic so it was exciting end of the show for me. i'd love to see both make it on the DVD but they won't. anyone else shoot video of the show?