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 Post subject: Williamstown, NJ
PostPosted: Sat Apr 03, 2004 2:58 am
  

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Wow! What a show. Sorry to say SarahLee wasn't there tonight. But Arlo, Abe and Gordon surely made up for it.

Chilling of the Evening
Won't be Long
Nashville story about Woody, Johnny Cash
Story about how Woody and Marjorie met
Dead or Alive
Story about how the Folk Process came about
Gypsy Davy

Then he told a story I never heard before about how in his sleep he dreamt about a song, woke up, wrote it down, went back to sleep. When he awoke he saw the song written down but didn't remember if he was the one singing it in his sleep. After awhile, no one else sang it, so he did.

Darkest Hour (thanks, Arlo!)
Story about Derroll Adams, "get Dolly"
Portlandtown
St. James Infirmary

He gave a "new" twist to the story about the man who could smell planes:
"I know you ate it." "Yup." He explained to us that he came from a "waste not, want not" household.... "and there are smokeless kids in China."

Coming into Los Angeles

****Intermission****

Freight Train
Byrds of Paradise story
Moon Song
Halaleva Blues (spelling is wrong)
Green, Green, Rocky Road
Dylan in Tuscon Story
When the Ship Comes In
1976 Lexington, Ford Story
Patriot's Dream
***Back by Popular Demand*** (terrific, Arlo!)
CONO
This Land.. President sleeping... etc
Story about Grapes of Wrath and Woody
Joke about rabbits being chased by dogs
Finishes This Land

***Encore***
Funny story about Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Springsteen
Reminds us that the show is over.... now we're just gonna have fun
Tells us that next year marks 40 years since he got into some trouble by taking out the garbage
Plays beginning of Alice.... story of how his kids couldn't help him when he didn't remember the song.... "I know MY dad's songs"
SarahLee tries to teach herself Alice
Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
Highway in the Wind


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PostPosted: Sat Apr 03, 2004 9:01 pm
  

Thanks for the review. I could not have said it any better. I just want to add one thing Arlo told a story of someone bringing a a live recording of Woody :!: form the l920's. And he hopes to have it out on cd. Now lets write to Arlo or Rising Sun Records and promiss to buy it :wink:


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 04, 2004 3:07 am
  

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Sounds like a great show! You got me in the mood for the Durham, NC show... :)


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