intro vamp–title unknown
everyone’s gone to the movies (instrumental)
the fez (instrumental)
(df & wb join the band on stage)
royal scam
i got the news
show biz kids
everything you did
two against nature
hey nineteen
godwhacker
new frontier
glamour profession
gaucho
home at last
parker’s band
black friday
josie
aja
(edit / note: between aja and peg, band played a 60′s era-seeming r&b number featuring the backing vocalists. very nice. not a clue what the song was. so sorry. )
(edit 2: stumbled across a review of the show in the San Jose paper online edition. tune in question is listed there as “Love is Like an Itching in My Heart,” a 1966 Supremes ditty. I was close to target, but am feeling a bit sheepish for having been completely stumped by a Supremes tune… )
peg
kid charlemagne
encore:
third world man
do it again
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may came back later with a few comments on this terrific show that unfolded on a simply perfect bay area evening. for now, just a notes dump on the set list.
I kind of feel like the second song before they came on stage was Green Earrings. I remember hearing that. Although it could have been after Donald and Walter left the stage too. I just seem to remember hearing that. I could be wrong though.. Thanks for the set list.
[ dmb edit: Hi Chris, thanks for dropping in.
I kind of feel like the second song before they came on stage was Green Earrings.
I can't say that you didn't hear that correctly. In my notebook, I jotted down a quick note thinking that they'd woven in a really quick (maybe 8-bar) Booker T quote during the instrumental openings. And I also noted that there was also a passage that sounded to me familiar but decidedly re-worked, as they're wont to do for live shows. There could very well have been a cleverly masked nugget of Green Earrings tossed into that instumental mix that I did not catch. SJ Merc News review set list also ID'd it as The Fez, but there was other stuff going on in that arrangement, for sure.]