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Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
tuning, Mark Keys intro
Rocky Road Blues
Sweet Melinda>
Edge Of the Wire
Prisoner Of Freedom
Talkin' Back>
Louis Collins
That's Alright Mama (1)
Different World>
Cumberland Blues (1)
Don't She Look Good
Suite At the Mission
(band dedicates next song to Paulie)
Man Overboard
Jupiter Hollow>
Friend Of the Devil>
Snake Bit>
Iko Iko> (2)
Fable Of a Chosen One (2)
(Manao Radio Benefit Auction)
E: Ballad Of Casey Jones (1,2,3)
E: Crooked Judge (1,2,3)
E: (noise while band decides what to play next)
E: Summertime Blues>
E: Box Of Rain
E: (closing remarks)

Notes

David Nelson - guitar, vocals
Barry Sless - guitar, pedal steel
Pete Sears - bass, vocals
Mookie Siegel - keyboard, vocals
Wally Ingram - drums
(1)=w/ Xander Hitzig - fiddle
(2)=w/ Duke Davis - saxophone
(3)=w/ Matthew Del Olmo - banjo

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This show is the final night of the 2015 DNB Hawaii Tour as well as a benefit for Manao Hana Hou Radio.
In addition to Duke Davis on sax (who sat in on other shows on this tour), DNB was joined by two guys from Brown Chicken, Brown Cow: Xander Hitzig on fiddle and Matthew Del Olmo on banjo
Xander added a nice fire to "Cumberland Blues". You could also call the "Crooked Judge" encore incendiary with all three guests joining in.
Unfortunately, this is the only show on the tour that I was able to attend. I read the thread that Budboy had running over at the PhilZone and someone mentioned that Wally Ingram was on fire.
I really enjoyed Wally playing with DNB the year before and was happy to see and hear him again this year. And yes, he was on fire. In fact, the entire band was on fire. During the closing remarks, Mark Keys turned to the band and said, "that was quite a show!"
The final verse from "Box Of Rain" said it once again for all the folks who made the trip from the mainland - "such a long, long time to be gone and a short time to be there".
Aloha from Maui, nassau73

vanillag NOTES:
--I added some nice photos of the spot, an md5 checksum & corrected some spellings of people & songs, etc.