RobL

see it now. miss the boat on that one. that will be a fantastic show!!

ya that's what i meant. what is this sunday after show you speak of. any tickets left

i am doing both moe. after shows and the terrapin station with melvin seal pre shows

hey guys anyone that wants to go i have the presale info. 

password is mandolin 

http://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/823173

in for glen. I highly recommend going vip in glen close. worth every dollar, venue proximity. wook free. and they let you bring in your own beer to shows. but key is showers and clean bathrooms!!!

if anyone is interested in coming please let me know or tweet chris at gastropub twitter account. we have about 13 people. Can only fit 20 in the room. Thanks Rob

Correct Ian the Co owner usually hosts them on Sundays. Chris is a phan and we had this idea for a while. Will be more laid back for sure

I am Co hosting with chris. I would not say rules. More when the music is playing listen. Don't ruin the listening experience. Very serious system in a small room. Will be great. 25 to get in. All money goes to Parkdale foodbank. Beer and food will be provided.

jakis me and casey are on the field. We will be able to get you guys down im sure of it. Rock

Congrats who scored. I scored floor vip this morning. See tall there

saw them in vegas in october. Nothing too memorable. And i am a fan of the old band. Perhaps i just had partying and phish on my mind the next night

i went to peach last year. I got a hotel. Camping section looked cool. I brought my family last year. Lot's of hills. so it was tough going from one stage to the next but we got through it. I was just very tired at the end of the day. Sound and venue is great. People were awesome. And the pools are super nice . You can watch the show and be in the wave pool at the side stage. As far as parking and such. We stayed at a marriott in Scranton. I cabed it the first night when i got there cause i was drinking and didn't want to drive. The cab company charges a lot cause were the festival is it's out of there county. i think i paid about $60 bucks on way. The next day with family we parked at there pakring and took the shuttle bus. it's still a bit of a drive into scranton. So if your drinking i don't recommend driving yourself. Police presence was very heavy. Main stage has a grass area. It was very packed every night. But you could move around everyone was cool. I would recomment this fest forsure.

Are you guys trying for GA in pit!!!

decided to try my luck with vip. my group want to be on the floor together. will pay a few extra bucks to insure that happens.

bob weir wrote on his facebook this is it. This will be the last performance of the cour four ever!!!

Hello all, Charlie and the trio is back in ottawa for Winterjazz. Tickets now on sale. Great show here last time at 4th stage.

https://etixnow.com/events/charlie-hunter-trio-featuring-curtis-fowlkes-and-bobby-previte/feb-6-2015/national-arts-centre-fourth-stage

I caught two very intimate shows in may at the henry miller library in big sur ca, of about 300 people per show in attendance in the middle of the redwoods which betty was at recording the shows. I am hoping she is making the vinyl for them now as we speak for the next record store day. Since those shows I have been wanting to hit another really bad. Hoping they come closer soon. Or I may have to make a few more road trips.

i wish the lizards were playing i want to check those guys out

seems like hold steady will come on while we are still at mmsw. Not really my thing anyways. Will look into the grind see if i dig it.

any word on a recording norther wish

cool, any after shows??

cant offer you a ride as I am flying. but i can rent you a cheap car from my company hertz. 19.95 a day unlimited km plus tax. let me know.

getting pumped for this show next friday. I am flying in and out. Quick and dirty trip for this show. Can't wait. Who's going to this show. up for drinks before the show if anyone is down.

 

I've got a line on a recording too. The guy that pulled that source is a pretty frequent stealth taper. If I find it is better quality I will let you know.

 

Setlist:

 

Set 1: (48 Mins)

 

The Wind

Here Comes My Baby

The First Cut Is the Deepest

Dying to Live (Edgar Winter cover)

Sitting

Last Love Song

Thinkin' Bout You

Where Do the Children Play?

Roadsinger

Bitterblue

Maybe There's a World / All You Need Is Love (The Beatles cover)

People Get Ready (Curtis Mayfield cover)

If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out

 

Set 2: (63 Mins)

Big Boss Man (Jimmy Reed cover)

Editing Floor Blues

Oh Very Young

I Was Raised in Babylon

Wild World

You Are My Sunshine (Jimmie Davis cover)

Foreigner Suite / Heaven

Tell 'em I'm Gone

Gold Digger

Another Saturday Night (Sam Cooke cover)

Morning Has Broken

Peace Train

Father and Son

 

Encore:

Moonshadow

Miles from Nowhere

 

cool if he did. as edger said the security was crazy. i would be very suprised if he got his taping gear in. But crazier things have happened.

I was also lucky enough to get into this show.  Cat Stevens has been a major staple for me since I was really young...reminds me of singing with my uncles who really the first to expose me to the collective enjoyment of acoustic music (and the fun of utter nonsense around a fire). 

 

The line-up to get in was one of the most ridiculous experiences I've ever had getting into a show.  It went all the way down Shuter, Young Street, wrapped around Queen...it was so crazy it was comical.  But he did wait (to my knowledge) until everyone was able to get into the building before starting the show.  Rob you spoke of hooting and hollering...I was sitting directly in front of what was easiest the loudest most shrill and vocal hosebag in the whole building...also had to deal with the conflicts that inevitably arose as others tried to get her to pipe down.  One man gently leaned over and told her "its time to be quiet now" (as if speaking to a child)....let's just say that did not go over well.  (envious of your seats by the way!!)...I was up on the gallery far left...visibility was quite poor, and of course sound quality could have been much better from another angle but I was still happy to be in the building.  Overall his tone (which is second to none) shone through, but from where I was his lower register was muddied....

 

All that to say he really does have some of the best songs ever written on the planet...melodically, sentiment wise...and god I love his sorrowful hopeful accepting tone.  I thought he seemed to be in really great spirits.  To tell you the truth I wasn't really sure what to expect...I wasn't even sure if he would play his old material given the transition in identity.... but he was really laid back and comfortable about it all...seemed to be in a really good place.

 

Off his new album my favourite track is "Was Raised in Babylon"...that sounded great.  My other highlights of the evening were Father and Son and Miles from Nowhere....love, love those songs.  I thought it was a great mix of a set...if only we had got a "trouble".... (but one can't be too greedy).

Yes your right he did wait to start. he started 45 min later then he was suppose to. we were in line at 545 and we were not in until after 7. there was some very drunk people in front of us. that were hooting in hollering. one guy said play something we know. So embarrassing. Get your shit together people. Cat cleaverly through a few jabs at these people which was funny. I loved everything. Nyree loved it too. But Moodshawdow really struck a cord. When our baby was in the hospital for two weeks she sang it to him constantly to sooth him. So when cat played it really struck a cord for us. Great experience!!!