Unlike the Warren setlist I posted a couple days ago, this one I got to attend in person. I was supposed to be 3rd row, way, way way to the left (really, not a great set, even if it was 3rd row), 4 songs in (towards the end of Roadside) there was a bit of a stage rush (nothing out of control, but security just seemed to give up on stopping people from leaning up against the sage). So I ended out directly in front of Luther, comfortably resting my elbows on the stage. I gotta tell you, Luther is the best thing to happen to the Crowes since they reunited. Of course, Marc leaving was the worst thing to happen…. Anyway, fun show. It was a real treat to attend a Black Crowes concert where 80%+ of the songs played were the first time I’d ever heard them played live. I guess that’s what happens when you take a 2 year break from seeing them. The end of Oh Josephine and (Only) Half Way to Everywhere were real highlights. Oh - it was hugely refreshing to attend a BC show and not hear Remedy, Twice as Hard & Jealous again. One of the 3 is totally acceptable. All 3 gets really, really tired.

Wounded Bird
Virtue & Vice
Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution
Another Roadside Tragedy
Wee Who See the Deep
There’s Gold in Them Hills
Poor Elijay - Tribute to Johnson (medley)
Going To Acapulco (1st time played)
Rockin Chair
Oh Josephine
Share the Ride
Movin’ On Down The Line
Jealous Again
Soul Singing
(Only) Half Way to Everywhere

- encore -
Isn’t it About Time
Hey Grandma

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