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Review: Death From Above 1979, Jane’s Addiction, Mother Mother – Bluesfest Day 11

Upon entering the Bluesfest grounds after an afternoon at HOPE Volleyball, I was in serious need of some food.  I could feel I looked quite disheveled.  I had been in the sun all day with some beers, I am working on zero sleep for the past 12 days…it wasn’t a good scene.

Luckily for me, my colleague Roula from work decided to notice me in a crowd and then introduce me to her husband who had this shocked look on his face that said “What happened to THIS guy?!”  I had a good laugh about it the week after while chatting with Roula as she basically said I looked like death warmed over!

First up was Death from Above 1979 which I never really got into…they were entertaining with their guitar/drum combo up on stage but not sure if I would invest a lot of time listening to them.  I find there are quite a few bands that pop up in the past five years that find a good jam/riff to play with and just give’r with some lyrics over top of it.  Hey, I can do that too!

Next up was the big draw of the night…Jane’s Addiction!  I can honestly say I do not know them at all, but Martin suggested a few albums to me and I had been listening to them for the past week and was curious as to how I never heard them before!  They were right smack dab in the middle of the alternative scene that I grew up with.

After a good 45 minutes of some excellent wailing from the band, we decided to mosey over to the Mother Mother show where Rachel was.  I must say that this was my first time seeing Mother Mother and they stole the show that night!  Forget Jane’s Addiction, this is where the energy was!  It was infectious…Vero was even dancing!  You know a band is great when it can automatically get Vero dancing!  I really enjoyed their two keyboard players.

DFA Setlist:
Turn It Out
Dead Womb
Going Steady
Too Much Love
Cold War
Black History Month
Go Home, Get down
(unknown)
Little Girl
Blood on Our Hands
You’re A Woman, I’m a Machine
Pull Out
We Don’t Sleep at Night
Romantic Rights
Do It!
If We Don’t Make It We’ll Fake It

Jane’s Setlist:
Up the Beach
Mountain Song
Ain’t No Right
Had a dad
Ted, Just Admit It…
Just Because
End to the Lies
Three Days
Been Caught Stealing
Ocean Size
Stop!
Jane Says (acoustic)

Mother Mother:
Chasing it Down
The Stand
Problems
Calm Me Down
Original Spin
Simply Simple
Polynesia
Body
Ghosting
Dirty Town
Wrecking Ball
Body of Years
Baby Don’t Dance
O My Heart
Hayloft
Sleep Awake

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Review: Big Sugar – HOPE Volleyball 2011

There was no way in Hell that I was playing on a HOPE vball team this year considering how much of a zombie I was after a billion days at Bluesfest.

But the fact that Big Sugar was playing there convinced me to at least go for the later afternoon, enjoy some suds and then head over to Bluesfest!

The problem was, the day was the most gorgeous day in July anyone could wish for…which meant that EVERYONE came down to see HOPE Vball.  Which basically left us stuck outside the beer gardens with crowds hungry for beer.  It was ridiculous.  They had to bring in quite a few extra security/police officials to calm the masses.  After 30 minutes, they ended up allowing us in which was fine by me.  I was going to be quite upset if I missed out on Big Sugar!

Finding a spot on the grassy hill, we settled in for an afternoon of good times with some excellent tunes.  I was really digging the tunes from their new album as well.  But come on, the highlights are when you can feel the guitar hum from Gordie Johnson’s guitar amp!

After an excellent afternoon and some beers, it was time to head out to Bluesfest.  I don’t know if I handle this lifestyle!

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Review: Blue Rodeo – Bluesfest Day 10

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Friday night at Bluesfest with Blue Rodeo.  Can it get any better?

Blue Rodeo are frequent players at Bluesfest but I haven’t seen them all that often.  This year it was going to change!

Mike had bailed as he said he is never impressed the times he has seen them.  Andre has seen them a few times but didn’t know what to expect this night.  So we settled in with a few beers this night and wondered what we would get.

What we would get is one of the better shows at Bluesfest this year.  They were playing their ‘5 Days in May’ album as well as other hits.  Everyone was having a great time, singing along, and the band was loving every moment of it.  I was quite impressed with them and will most likely check them out the next time they come into town.

Who can forget singing Lost Together at the end of the night?  What a great, great time.

Setlist:
Hasn’t Hit Me Yet
5 Days in May
Cynthia
Bad Timing
One More Night
Til I Am Myself Again
What Am I Doing Here
To Love Somebody
Head Over Heels
Better Off as We Are
After the Rain
Dark Angel
Heart Like Mine
Trust Yourself
Lost Together

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Review: The Tea Party – Bluesfest Day 9

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It doesn’t matter if I’m starting to die out…because there’s one band that can energize me…THE TEA PARTY!  REUNITED!

Very exciting to see them live again and I’m hoping they will stick around for some time.  Huge Tea Party fan, I am.

They nailed it out of the park.  It was a shorter set than I was expecting (where was The River?!) but I can’t say I was disappointed to hear all my favourites played once again.  The band were in top shape…I love their new slogan…Moroccan Roll!

I had a good laugh at Jeff Martin’s mention of how pretentious they were years ago with their Sister Awake song and how they would extend it to 30 minutes.  Also had a good laugh when they came back out for the encore and mentioned that Tim Robbins (at the other stage) had requested that they turn it down a little!

Setlist:
Writing’s on the Wall
The Bazaar
Lullaby
Psychopomp
The Messenger [Lanois]
Fire in the Head
Heaven Coming Down
Sun Going Down
Zahira/The Halcyon Days
Save/Last Goodbye [Buckley]
Temptation
Winter Solstice/Sister Awake/Paint it Black [Stones]

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Review: Metric, My Morning Jacket – Bluesfest Day 8

I’m starting to definitely feel the burn of Bluesfest and this was an early night for me.

Metric, as always, is an amazing live act.  They are still touring their Fantasies album which usually would make for a boring show but the album is my favourite so it’s nice to have the chance to see it live at any time.  They also opened with Black Sheep which is their tune from the Scott Pilgrim soundtrack…nice to see that one live!

I stayed for a bit of My Morning Jacket but then realized that I just couldn’t do it that night and returned home to recharge the batteries!

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Review: Dana Fuchs, Three Days Grace, John Fogerty – Bluesfest Day 7

After a much needed day off from Bluesfest on the Monday, we are back in action!  I’ll be honest here…I’m writing this entry about seven months after the fact for historical purposes so I’ll only be able to remember general feelings.  Such is the life of a blogger who doesn’t feel like blogging.

Dana Fuchs appeared in ‘Across the Universe’ so I was always intrigued to go see her live.  Turns out that I just wasn’t all that impressed.  I don’t know if it was just an off-night for the band but they did not entice me to stay.

Considering John Fogerty was in the house this night, we decided to find a spot near the main stage to plant our feet while we watched Three Days Grace from afar.  Three Days Grace is generally a good time and they were decent enough again.  However, they have been touring their last album for three years now.  I also didn’t find the album to be amazing so I have grown tired from their show.  HOWEVER, it was quite energetic and everyone was loving it.

But not as much as John ‘CCR’ Fogerty!  What a night, what a concert!  This gentleman is older than my own father and can still rock!  I could not get over the amount of energy he still has and that his voice is stellar.  He has quite the high vocal range that hasn’t wavered over the years.

I really enjoyed their cover of Pretty Woman and that’s what prompted me to suggest it as a tune that Troy and I could play at Maureen and John’s wedding.  Quite a fun tune to play.

Fogerty was definitely a highlight of Bluesfest this year.

Setlist:
Hey Tonight
Green River
Suzie Q [Hawkins]
Who’ll Stop The Rain
Lookin’ Out My Back Door
Born on the Bayou
Ramble Tamble
Somebody Help Me
The Midnight Special
Don’t You Wish it Was True
Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
Oh, Pretty Woman [Orbison]
Keep on Chooglin’
Up Around the Bend
Rock and Roll Girls
Down on the Corner
Centerfield
The Old Man Down the Road
Bad Moon Rising
Fortunate Son
Rockin’ All Over the World
Proud Mary

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Review: Peter Frampton, Huey Lewis and The News, A Perfect Circle – Bluesfest 2011 Day 6

Ugh.  Wore up this morning with a killer sore throat in Karilee and Andre’s living room.  Brutal sore throat.  The onset of strep throat?  I had strep throat five years ago and I’m always worried about getting it again.

I made my way home after a killer breakfast (thanks guys!) and spent the rest of the day recuperating (read: working around the house) before we headed downtown for another night of Bluesfest.

First up was Grammy Award winning Peter Frampton who we all mocked for having the title ‘Grammy award-winning’ in front of his name all the time!  Now, to set the record straight, I don’t know much Peter Frampton.  I only know a few hits from the radio.  I also know that he is touring the 35th anniversary of his killer live album ‘Frampton Comes Alive’ (which is a great live album title by the way).  He was recreating the setlist of that fabled night on the current tour.

With sore throat in tow, Vero, Vero, Martin, Trish and I headed towards the main stage to catch Frampton at his best.  Mike and Jean-Luc met up with us later.  I had this amazing Philly Chesesteak in hand (from Fitz Catering where they actually know Vero and said hello) which difficult to navigate the crowd with, but turned out to be so tasty!

What can I say about Peter Frampton?  He put on a killer show…I never knew he could rock so hard.  They were jamming away, soloing here and there, having some great singalongs…it was a highlight of Bluesfest.  My favourite moment occurred when he took the talk box and started talking to a guy selling popcorn.

“Hey mister, please give me some popcorn” the robotic voice said.

You can see the man with the popcorn on a giant stick walk away but after the finale of ‘While my Guitar Gently Weeps’, the guy comes back and throws a bag of popcorn on stage for him!  Classic!  It was a good laugh and the band seemed really into the crowd as well.

Two thumbs up for Peter Frampton.  I must seek out his live album.

Next up was Huey Lewis and the News…a band I only know from Back to the Future and American Psycho…which has a hilarious scene where the killer in the film talks about Huey Lewis and the News’ ‘consummate professionalism’.  Andre and Karilee met up with us and we had some good laughs and commenting about their professionalism throughout the set.  I got to hear “Power of Love’ track that I wanted to, and they had an amazing a Capella moment with a hilarious song called “Sixty Minute Man”.  Quite impressive!  I even found a bootleg of that concert and it sounds fantastic.

I headed straight over to the main stage to see A Perfect Circle.  I’m a big fan and haven’t seen them in a few years since they took a hiatus so I was curious to see what they would pull off…especially since they were touring a lot of their Emotive album (which is essentially (minus one track) a covers album).

The stage was shrouded in shadows and at one point I believe someone even said “There’s a singer up there?!”  Maynard James Keenan definitely shies away from the spotlight…he doesn’t take stage center and he is in a back corner with no lights on him for the most part.  James Iha was up on a small pedestal and Billy was down on the main stage walking around with incredible guitar solos.

I especially liked hearing Counting Bodies like Sheep to the Rhythm of the War drums (not a song for everyone!) as well as The Noose.  I was surprised to not hear Judith at all which is a big hit.  Let us not forget the excellent covers…Trish was impressed solely from their Depeche Mode cover of People are People and they also had a John Lennon and Memphis Minnie cover (When the Levee Breaks which was made popular by Zep.)

There was this crazy, crazy dancer in front of us at one point that just prompted us to laugh.  He was really into the show, thrashing around and having the time of his life.  I LOVE it when I see someone let loose like that.  I find I’m more content with standing still nowadays…must be my body wearing down or the fact that I had what seemed like strep throat!

The show ended around 10:45 which was 15 minutes earlier than curfew…I thought they were going to come back out, but I guess not!  I was impressed nonetheless.  Trish was impressed by the fact that they covered Depeche Mode.  Hey, if that’s what gets you liking a band, so be it!  🙂

That being said, I felt like crap so it was time to go home.

Setlists:
Frampton:
Something’s Happening
Doobie Wah
Lines on my Face
Show Me The way
It’s a Plain Shame
Wind of Change
All I Wanna Be (is by your side)
Baby, I love your way
I Wanna Go to the Sun
(I’ll Give You) Money
Do You Feel Like We Do

Encore:
Shine On (Humble Pie)
Jumping Jack Flash (Rolling Stones)
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Beatles)

Huey:
The Heart of Rock & Roll
Don’t Fight It
Respect Yourself
I Want a New Drug
Small World
If This is It
Power of Love
Jacob’s Ladder
Sixty Minute Man
(Unknown)
Heart and Soul
But It’s Alright
We’re Not here for a Long Time
Encore: Workin’ For a Livin’
APC:
Annihilation (Crucifix)
Weak and Powerless
The Hollow
3 Libra (All Main Courses Mix)
People are People (Depeche Mode)
Counting Bodies like Sheep to the Rhythm of the War Drums
Blue
By and Down
The Package
The Noose
Magdelena
The Outsider – Oh man, how can I forget this song?  This was epic.
Imagine (John Lennon)
When the Levee Breaks (Memphis Minnie/Led Zeppelin)
Passive

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Review: M.Ward – Bluesfest Day 5

After sleeping in after the U2 concert (and revelling in the spectacle), Saturday night was calling our name and we headed down to the fairgrounds for a highly anticipated night.  On the main stage, The Tragically Hip…one of Canada’s finest bands.  On the smaller stage, M. Ward…one of folk music’s finest additions in recent years.  Unfortunately, I had to make a choice between these two excellent bands and the winner was M. Ward solely based on the fact that I’m pretty sure I can see the Hip again in my life…M. Ward…not so sure!

M. Ward is an amazing, amazing songwriter and producer and I was looking forward to hearing him and his band.  It’s interesting…I had never seen his band in photographs until the day of and I realized he has a fairly older gentleman in the band (who we joked that he must be his father!).  We found a great spot in front of the National Bank stage which is one of the smaller, intimate stages which made the show even better.

They took the stage and the next few hours were bliss.  They played my faves…Chinese Translation, Requiem, Magic Trick…you name it, they played it.  They also ended with an excellent encore of Roll Over Beethoven.  I really enjoyed the one song encore (as opposed to the multi-song encores most acts do nowadays).  It brought something special to the show.  Granted, they came back for a second encore, but at least they were one song encores.

I stumbled into the Dane Clan who were up from Sudbury so we got into a little Kapuskasing vs. Sudbury banter for awhile and then shared some beers.  I literally shared some beers after the show was done and the beer tent was closed for the night.  The next morning I awoke with a killer sore throat and the running joke for the next few days was how I got strep throat from the Dane Clan up from Sudbury.

I met up with Vero and Trish who enjoyed the Hip show (it was Vero’s first Hip show!) and afterwards I headed out with Andre and Karilee for a night on the town…well it started out that way and then we had horrible service at The Preston; some new bar.  At least we had a great shawarma at the end of the night!

I would go see M.Ward a million more times.  In fact, I heard he was in Gatineau a few months ago!  How the heck did I miss that information!?

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Review: U2 – Montreal Hippodrome

Claude, Vero, Mike and I hit the road around 2:30 to head to Montreal for the U2 concert.  80,000 people were expected to descend into the Hippodrome and anticipation was high.  I spent a few hours mapping out what we should as I found out there was no parking on site.  I must admit that the event was very well organized…the city of Montreal had road closure maps, the Metro had suggested routes along with a special U2 Pass to use for the day, cops were on every corner willing to assist strangers to their fair city.

It was a beautiful day when we pulled into the city.  We made our way to the Metro station (where I nearly got us killed when I took a left turn on a yellow light and the bus in the opposite lane decided to keep traveling towards us.  Quite scary!), where there was already a lineup forming to get some passes for the day.  We waited in line for 30 minutes to find out that they were all out of the U2Montreal Metro passes but they gave us a few complementary tickets in order to get to the stop where they were selling the passes.

All aboard!  The Metro was easy enough to take and we hopped off and walked the rest of the way to the venue.  It was an amazing, amazing day out with not a cloud in the sky.  Sunscreen was definitely needed.  There were signs up all over the city indicating what way to walk to the Hippodrome.  I cannot comment enough on how well organized this event was.  I don’t even think Bluesfest is this well organized.  Granted, with 80,000 people attending a concert, the city needs to be prepared or be ready to deal with the consequences.

We sauntered into the lineup which was moving along swiftly.  We could see ‘The Claw’ in the distance and the excitement came over me.  We were seeing U2 again!  Sweet.  At one point a guy told us to go one way for food, or the other way to the stage.  What the heck?  We couldn’t get food closer to the stage?  Very strange.  We dumped our water bottles (no outside beverages allowed) and wandered through the packed Fan Zone where there vendors of all sorts and quite a few beers being drank.  I knew better than to sip on a few brewskis at this event as it would be impossible to move out of 80,000 people and get back to our spot.  I was going into ‘maintain hydration’ mode.  We managed to get a slice of pizza and then headed to the stage where we realized there were other concession stands with a lot less of a lineup!  The guy directing the traffic must have been trying to get everyone to head to the Fan Zone!

We arrived at the stage and surveyed the land.  Stages had been erected for this concert and there was a fair sized crowd already formed in front of the stage.  This time around, I wanted to be a little further back so I could capture the magic of the entire Claw stage.  In Toronto 2009, I was so close to the stage, that I couldn’t see what was going on with the rest of the stage…it’s so immense!

There was still a lot of space around the sound booth so we decided to go relax on the lawn for an hour and seeing that it was so bloody hot (at least 35 degrees!) I had a few beer with the boys considering the washrooms were right next to us.  15 minutes before the start of the opening act, we decided to head into the crowd.  Vero found an excellent spot on the right side of the sound stage.  We chatted for awhile and then Interpol finally hit the stage.

What can I say about Interpol?  Never heard them before, and all in all, wasn’t too much into them.  I didn’t feel they got the crowd moving at all.  Not sure what they felt about the experience.  I supposed opening up for U2 is the highlight of anyone’s career!

After Interpol, they manged to fix the screen which had a dead LED panel.  Luckily it was fixed in time for the U2 show.  During the intermission, it was a marvel to witness 80,000 people in the area.  I couldn’t get over how many people there were…40,000 on the floor, 40,000 in the stands.  I felt like everyone had run smoothly…walking through security was a breeze, scanning the tickets was simple…Bluesfest definitely has some hiccups and they generally bring in around 25-35,000 people a night.

I have described the U2 360 Stage in my previous post so I won’t get into much of that.  I will talk of some differences in my experience this time around.

– During intermission they had some really cool stats appearing on the LED screen…world population, world deaths, concert attendance, how many days it takes to tear down the stage…interesting stuff.  After fifteen minutes of stats, they switched to simply showing what time it was at various parts of the world.
– The show started off around 9:15 but the start was amazing!  Even Better than the Real Thing (and a heavy dose of Achtung Baby tracks) dominated the first 20 minutes of the show.  I was amazed at the lights, smoke, and all effects happening when they entered the stage.  I can’t even remember if this is what I saw two years ago, but it did not matter…the roar of the crowd is what mattered!
– There was a new intro to Beautiful Day which was quite amazing.  A major theme of the U2 360 Show is the song Space Oddity by David Bowie.  It opens up the show and there are references to it throughout the show.  One such reference is a member of the International Space Station (Mark Kelly) who is shown on the LED screen!  He says hello from outer space and at the end he says “Tell my wife I love her.  She knows.” which is from the song (I didn’t realize until later).  It’s also a shout out to his wife Gabrielle Giffords who was injured in the 2011 Tucson shooting (thank you Wikipedia!).  Bono then says “Do you have anything else to share with us?” and he has cut out letters saying “It’s a beautiful day” and lets them float around him.  AMAZING introduction to the song.  Fantastic!  The crowd was roaring!
– It’s quite interesting to see how the world has changed since I first saw U2 in 2001.  Back then, Aung San Suu Kyi was still imprisoned under house arrest.  In 2009, she was still imprisoned and the 360 show had people wear paper masks with her face on it.  In 2011, she had been released and there was a video message from her, showing her support for the band and their fans.  It was a crazy moment to think that ten years after hearing about the struggles of this woman, that she was finally free.
– Very cool to hear a strong Achtung Baby set…Even Better than the Real Thing, The Fly, Mysterious Ways, Until the End of the World, Zooropa, One…awesome!
– Claude got to finally hear his U2360 incarnation of Pride.  He was going nuts!
– As always, Streets is a highlight for me but I would have to say hearing Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me for the first time live was my personal highlight.  The crowd seemed to eat it up.
– All in all, Claude and I were not impressed with our section of the crowd.  So much, that I am contemplating going to their Moncton show in a few weeks.  I believe it was a combination of people burnt out from the hot day, too much beer, smoking…that brought their mood down.  There were many times were I thought Claude and I were the only ones singing around us!  The crowd was not moving around us at all.  I felt robbed of the ultimate U2 experience.  Maybe that’s the sacrifice of being so far away from the stage?  However, while listening to the bootleg of the concert, I realize that the crowd WAS really loud so maybe I was just affected by my own section.

The end of the concert was an unexpected visitor.  Halfway through Moment of Surrender, torrential downpours started on the crowd!  It was crazy.  Wind was blowing hard, rain was hitting us from all sides.  It was never expected as the forecast had said it would be a clear night!  U2 even broke out into a snippet of Rain by the Beatles which was fun!  But 80,000 people exiting the area is bad enough on a good night, it was horrible on this wet, wet night.  The rain did not let up all night.  We ended up walking to the nearest Metro station but that was jam packed to the gills so we decided to walk to the Metro station BEFORE ours so we can get the train before the jam packed station.  Unfortunately for us, we had assumed the Metro station was along Decarie but it was up a few blocks so we had walked by 2-3 stations before asking a cop who let us know we were off by a few blocks. We were soaked to the bone.  My wallet is still soaked, five days later!  It was ridiculous.  We were quite the sorry sight hopping onto the subway.  It didn’t help that we had to get back out there and walk to the car and then drive home for 2 hours in soaking underwear.  🙁  However, in the end of it all, it was a great night.

I read an article that said something to the effect that you don’t have to be a fan to enjoy a U2 show because it’s not just a rock show, it’s an event.  It’s a spectacle.  That’s what it was…I highly encourage anyone reading this to catch the last remaining dates of the U2360 tour.  It’s well worth your while!

Even Better Than The Real Thing
The Fly
Mysterious Ways
Until The End Of The World
I Will Follow
Get On Your Boots
I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For
Stay (Faraway, So Close!)
Beautiful Day
Elevation
Pride (In The Name Of Love)
Miss Sarajevo
Zooropa
City Of Blinding Lights
Vertigo
I’ll Go Crazy / Discotheque
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Scarlet
Walk On

Encore

One
Where The Streets Have No Name

Encore 2

Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me
With Or Without You
Moment Of Surrender
Rain (Beatles) – Snippet

Photos from Aerialcam.ca

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Review: Girl Talk, Steve Miller Band – Bluesfest 2011 Day 3

Got to the fairgrounds a little late on Thursday due to an excellent supper at Churchill’s Pub in Westboro.  Ended up missing the Sheepdogs, but no matter.  I was quite tired so I didn’t mind hanging out at the Winery booth with Vero, Martin, Jill and Trish.

Girl Talk was on the Claridge stage when we came in.  What can I say about Girl Talk?  Pretty cool idea of mashing up tunes together.  What can I say about Girl Talks’ stage presence?  So…you’re a DJ with a bunch of people partying on your stage and you jump around once awhile….that’s it?  Well, I guess I have no better ideas for what a DJ can do in a live stage show so kudos to him!  Wait…lazers would be awesome.

The Steve Miller Band came on around 9:30 and the Twin Peaks spot had become lawn chair city.  Pretty ridiculous actually but we tried the right side of the stage.  For the first few songs it was a gong show with us being in the main path of travel and some extremely drunk woman hanging out with us.  However, when we saw an opening ahead of us, we legged ‘er a little closer and in the end, things were good for the majority of the show!

So, the Steve Miller Band is one of those bands where I don’t own any albums, but know the majority of the songs.  Fantastic!  What a great show.  Steve Miller can still deliver the sweet guitar solos and the rest of the band is fantastic.  I still can’t get over how many awesome tunes they have.  This is also Vero’s kind of show.  She was loving every minute of it while she admitted that she only recognized 1/4 of the shows.

All in all, a great Bluesfest night.  The weather has been perfect so far!

Setlist:

Jet Airliner
Take the Money and Run
Abracadabra
The Stake
Swingtown
Further On Up The Road (Bobby “Blue” Bland cover)
Tramp (Otis Redding cover)
Ooh Poo Pah Doo
Shu Ba Du Ma Ma
Fly Like An Eagle
Wild Mountain Honey
Dance Dance Dance
Serenade
Living In The USA
Rock ‘N Me
Jungle Love
Gangster of Love
Space Cowboy
The Joker