Friday, March 7th, 2003....
....here's the sorta set list.....as in it's so easy to write down and so tough to read my in the dark writing the next day....


Sarah and Johnny open:
Georgia Pine
Tempest in a Teapot Blues
River (?..guess on the title...Sara's haunting melody on her Guru..Ma Jaya..)
30 inch coal (as a singalong...and it sorta worked!!)...

Arlo and Abe enter...

Chillin' of the Evenin' (it was 10 in Boston)
Won't Be Long (but it's been long since i've heard it...nice to hear it again)
Dead or Alive ( a Woody cowboy song
Arlo said he might choose to sing if they ever asked him what he wants to sing at the Woody events...cool song...)
Gypsy Davy (yeah!)
Slow Boat
Ocean Crossing
St. James Infirmary (i heard Jorma Kaukonen perform about a year ago...he did this too...now i think Jorma's a knock-out guitarist, but his version wasn't half as good as Arlo's, even though he's shaved a few verses...<img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/smile.gif" width=15 height=15>.....
Sarah Lee sings In a Young Girl's Mind

Story about Deroll Adams and the tribute album, funny anecdote about Dolly Parton
then
Portland Town
Coming Into Los Angeles

Intermission

(i got back late after intermission....cause the bathroom was up about three alleys, down a couple of elevators and about a mile and a half away and then back...even Alice's wouldn't cover it....not for us wheelers anyway...<img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/smile.gif" width=15 height=15>...so i know i missed stuff...if anyone knows what to fill in...please do!!....

Patriot's Dream
City of New Orleans
Moon Song (personal favorite)
Wake Up Dead
Under Cover of Night (rocked)
This Land
Sarah and Johnny - No Church Tonight (love it..)
Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream(teary)

..standing ovation....but no encore...there seemed to be some venue pressure to finish up....(arlo had to announce that the
parking garages closed at 11....)
....this was a great concert, once again, packed with music...
...the venue wasn't so great....a modern theater at Northeastern university....great acoustics.....seems like these University theaters in Boston have alot of rules....but the folks working there were very pleasant......and it was a wonderful, magical night once again....
...thanks to arlo, abe, sarah and johnny...