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Understanding 9/11Donna the Buffalo Live at Negril Escape on 2006-03-26
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Disc 1
01. Way Back When
02. jam/sound check
03. No Place Like the Right Time
04. Positive Friction
05. You're Breakin' My Heart
06. Current Theme
07. Sweet and Low * (? Bob Marley song)
08. ????
09. One Love *
10. The Israelites *
Disc 2
01. Movin' On
02. Blue Sky
03. Ring Of Fire
04. I Don't Need A Riddle
05. Living In the Promiseland
--encore--
06. If You Were to Love Me
* with The Overtakers (overtakers singing the vocals)
Dave McCracken on keys (Personnel)
Chris "CJ" on drums (Personnel)
01. Way Back When
02. jam/sound check
03. No Place Like the Right Time
04. Positive Friction
05. You're Breakin' My Heart
06. Current Theme
07. Sweet and Low * (? Bob Marley song)
08. ????
09. One Love *
10. The Israelites *
Disc 2
01. Movin' On
02. Blue Sky
03. Ring Of Fire
04. I Don't Need A Riddle
05. Living In the Promiseland
--encore--
06. If You Were to Love Me
* with The Overtakers (overtakers singing the vocals)
Dave McCracken on keys (Personnel)
Chris "CJ" on drums (Personnel)
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| Way Back When |
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| No Place Like the Right Time |
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| Positive Friction |
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| You're Breakin' My Heart |
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| Current Theme |
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| Sweet and Low * (? Bob Marley song) |
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| One Love * |
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| The Israelites * |
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| Movin' On |
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| Blue Sky |
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| Ring Of Fire |
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| I Don't Need A Riddle |
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| Living In the Promiseland |
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| If You Were to Love Me |
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Reviews
Reviewer:
terrapinmoon
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May 10, 2007
Subject: song title
Subject: song title
Hey,
Great show. The Sweet and Low is actually named Matilda by Norman Span. Harry Belafonte popularized it, though. Grateful Dead played it a few times in the 90s als.
Great show. The Sweet and Low is actually named Matilda by Norman Span. Harry Belafonte popularized it, though. Grateful Dead played it a few times in the 90s als.
