WOW... what an incredible show tonite!

Sarah Lee and Johnny opened the show with a new song:
Blue Flowers, followed by
No Church Tonight
Gervais and
Walkin' in Jerusalem.

Sarah then introduced Arlo, who was also accompanied by Abe and Gordon Titcomb...

First set:

Won't Be Long
Dead or Alive
Gypsy Davy
St. James Infirmary (with phenomenal keyboard by Abe)
Moon Song
Derrol Adams story ( I want Dolly)
Portland Town
Woodstock story
Comin' Into Los Angeles

Second Set:
Green Green Rocky Road
Mother the Queen of my Heart (requested by Alan Chartock of WAMC)
Ridin' Down the Canyon
Wake Up Dead
Can't Help Falling in Love (edited, because I had mistakenly called this 'Fools Rush In')
When the Ship Comes In
Patriot's Dream
City of New Orleans
This Land is Your Land
interrupted by the Joseph story
more This Land is Your Land
interrupted again with political commentary.. Arnold as governor?!? and a quote from Steinbeck: Politicians may come and go, but the people are always here...
finish This Land is Your Land

Encore:

Bluegrass Pickin' (I don't know what to call this piece - all instrumental -WOW Gordon, Johnny, Sarah and Arlo all took leads during this piece and each was fantastic! Way To Go Sarah!)
Tuning.... tried the 12-string... after tuning 11 of them, switched to the 6 -string... told the Pete tuning story...
Good Night Irene

It was a marvelous show... the vibes coming from the stage out into the audience were absolutely palpable...

Thank you Arlo, and everyone, for a wonderful evening!

Sound like you had a great time! It's making me look forward to Staunton & Roanoke...

"Fools Rush In"? For a moment there, I thought you meant the old Ricky Nelson song ("Fools rush in, where angels fear to go", or whatever), and I had a few entertaining moments imagining that, until I realized you meant "Can't Help Falling In Love".....Didn't you?

oops! You're right...

Thanks so much for the wonderful show. Truly enjoyed listening to good music and good humor

Glad it's not just me; I ALWAYS get the name confused.

I remember an old Byrds (well they're all old) episode where Alan sings 'Cant Help Falling' on the campus. Wish I'd of recorded all those old shows. My out date was like one wk after the pilot. Don't remember him on the Pilot...Which I watched in the can, getting bad raps from all the bikers, as they thought I was lying about Arlo having a part. Just to watch this new show???? Luckily the Watertown Paper showed a piece in the entertainment section, explaining his new lifestyle of Spiritual learning, and a life without drugs....That didnt' win any brownie pts either. But what do Bikers know???? Cept bout motorcycles..

We were at the Egg also -- only saw the first half because my little girl wanted to leave because she was tired. Although, she loves Arlo's music, and Sarah Lee's. She and Johnny sounded the best I've ever heard them. We even thought that Sarah's story about "No Shirts" instead of No Church was part of the show, but she told us that it wasn't. It was so funny, and so natural, that we told her we couldn't tell the difference.