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G. Love and Special SauceG. Love and Special Sauce Live at Rothbury Festival on 2009-07-03 (July 3, 2009)

Collection: : G.LoveandSpecialSauce
Band/Artist: G. Love and Special Sauce
Date: July 3, 2009 (check for other copies)
Venue: Rothbury Festival
Location: Rothbury, MI

Source: SBD>DAT
Lineage: DAT> SoundForge 7.0> WAV> Flac
Taped by: Fallafel Frank (FPWhittle@yahoo.com)
Transferred by: fallafelfrank

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Recorded By: Fallafel Frank (FPWhittle@yahoo.com)
Source: SBD>DAT> SoundForge 7.0> WAV> Flac

01 Let The Music Play
02 Back Of The Bus
03 Fire It Up
04 76ers
05 Baby's Got Sauce
06 Can't Go Back To Jersey
07 Booty Call
08 Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
09 This Ain't Living
10 Look Over Yonders' Wall
11 Peace, Love & Happiness
12 Who's Got The Weed / Legalize It
13 Cold Beverages
14 Thank You and Goodnight

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Reviewer: joel.TC - - November 18, 2009
Subject: Nice Sound
Good set and crisp audio. G. Love seems pretty relaxed. This is a nice blues-y chill show.

Reviewer: Mikey G - - July 21, 2009
Subject: Sharp
G. Love was not my favorite artist at Rothbury, but this was a solid set. Musically probably the best G. Love show I've been to/heard. Recording is super clean (from spot listening to the tracks). This is a good DL to check out for a first listen and a must have for a fan.

Notes

Special Thanks to Chris, Kevin and Garrett.

Missing first two songs.


from jambase articles:


Running straight from Rachel Goodrich, I got my first glimpse of The Odeum (Rothbury's main stage) during G. Love & Special Sauce. I've heard mixed reviews about G. Love's live shows and for me the jury has written in its verdict – and it's a good one. Combining hip-hop with elements of funk and blues, G. Love, born Garrett Dutton III, is possibly the first white guy rapping while playing the guitar I've seen since the Beastie Boys. The Special Sauce's secret ingredient, apparently, was funk, as everything the band touched seemed to be smothered in it. Jeffrey Clemens (drums) laid down a tight, funky groove while G. Love switched off rapping and blowing into his blues harp. "This next one's called 'Booty Call'. You can hear the clean version or the dirty version." Evidently, we got the dirty version. After one of G. Love's loopy harmonica solos we landed in a stellar cover of The Beatles' "Why Don't We Do It In The Road?" (KS)