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Understanding 9/11Del McCoury Band Live at The Mystic Theater on 2010-03-13
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March 13, 2010
Del McCoury Band
The Mystic Theater - Petaluma, Ca
disc 1
01. Intro > Dry My Tears and Move On
02. She's Left Me Again
03. The Quicksburg Rendevous
04. Looking At A Deeper Shade Of Blue
05. Blackjack
06. Nashville Cats
07. Lonesome Fiddle Blues
08. Chat
09. Kentucky waltz
10. Sweet Appalachia
11. I Feel the Blues Moving In
12. Chat
13. 40 Acres and a Fool
14. Hello Lonely
15. Lilly Hoskins
16. Henry Walker
17. Baltimore Johnny
18. Chat
19. Revenuer's Blues
20. Rocky Road Blues
21. Looked Like an Angel
22. Half a Mind &
23. Dead Air (3:15)
24. John Henry &
25. Chat
26. Blackjack County Chains
27. Sea of Forgetfulness
28. Gone But Not Forgotten
29. Crowd > Encore Intro: David Grissman and Ed Neff
30. We Can't Be Darlings Any More #
31. Ed Neff Intro
32. Panhandle Country @#
33. You'll Find Her Name Written There @#
34. Love'em and Leave'em @#
35. Dawg's Bull @#
36. Chat
37. True Lies Blues @#
38. Roanoke > Good Night @#
Total Time: 2:12:23
@ Ed Neff
# David Grisman
& Song Drops out
Del McCoury Band
The Mystic Theater - Petaluma, Ca
disc 1
01. Intro > Dry My Tears and Move On
02. She's Left Me Again
03. The Quicksburg Rendevous
04. Looking At A Deeper Shade Of Blue
05. Blackjack
06. Nashville Cats
07. Lonesome Fiddle Blues
08. Chat
09. Kentucky waltz
10. Sweet Appalachia
11. I Feel the Blues Moving In
12. Chat
13. 40 Acres and a Fool
14. Hello Lonely
15. Lilly Hoskins
16. Henry Walker
17. Baltimore Johnny
18. Chat
19. Revenuer's Blues
20. Rocky Road Blues
21. Looked Like an Angel
22. Half a Mind &
23. Dead Air (3:15)
24. John Henry &
25. Chat
26. Blackjack County Chains
27. Sea of Forgetfulness
28. Gone But Not Forgotten
29. Crowd > Encore Intro: David Grissman and Ed Neff
30. We Can't Be Darlings Any More #
31. Ed Neff Intro
32. Panhandle Country @#
33. You'll Find Her Name Written There @#
34. Love'em and Leave'em @#
35. Dawg's Bull @#
36. Chat
37. True Lies Blues @#
38. Roanoke > Good Night @#
Total Time: 2:12:23
@ Ed Neff
# David Grisman
& Song Drops out
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| Intro > Dry My Tears and Move On |
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| She's Left Me Again |
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| The Quicksburg Rendevous |
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| Looking At A Deeper Shade Of Blue |
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| Blackjack |
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| Nashville Cats |
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| Lonesome Fiddle Blues |
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| Chat |
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| Kentucky waltz |
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| Sweet Appalachia |
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| I Feel the Blues Moving In |
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| Chat |
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| 40 Acres and a Fool |
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| Hello Lonely |
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| Lilly Hoskins |
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| Henry Walker |
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| Baltimore Johnny |
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| Chat |
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| Revenuer's Blues |
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| Rocky Road Blues |
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| Looked Like an Angel |
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| Half a Mind & |
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| Dead Air (3:15) |
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| John Henry & |
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| Chat |
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| Blackjack County Chains |
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| Sea of Forgetfulness |
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| Gone But Not Forgotten |
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| Crowd > Encore Intro: David Grissman and Ed Neff |
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| We Can't Be Darlings Any More # |
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| Ed Neff Intro |
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| Panhandle Country @# |
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| You'll Find Her Name Written There @# |
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| Love'em and Leave'em @# |
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| Dawg's Bull @# |
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| Chat |
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| True Lies Blues @# |
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| Roanoke > Good Night @# |
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Notes
A mighty fine show with guests Ed Neff and David Grisman.
Thanks to:
Randy and Del McCoury band
Del McCoury Band:
Del McCoury - Guitar/Vocals
Ronnie McCoury - Mandolin
Rob McCoury - Banjo
Jason Carter - Fiddle
Alan Bartrum - Bass
http://www.delmccouryband.com
Reviews
Reviewer:
parsonsgoggles
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December 12, 2010
Subject: Polka on the banjo...
If'n you like your grass blue, can't go wrong here!
thanks and praise
Subject: Polka on the banjo...
If'n you like your grass blue, can't go wrong here!
thanks and praise
Reviewer:
delyeah
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December 11, 2010
Subject: Kentucky Waltz
Subject: Kentucky Waltz
Thanks for posting this great concert, it feels like you are right there in the theater. The instruments are nicely separated in the mix, when you listen through headphones you can hear where each of the boys are standing around the microphone. This is a great performance by the band, Ronnie plays a subtle but killer mandolin on Kentucky Waltz and Revenuer’s Blues. The whole band shines throughout, Alan with the Waltz, Robbie with Blackjack, not to mention the special long encore. Check it out, you won’t be disappointed.
